Lead Safety Protocol

Lead Safety Protocol involves measures to prevent exposure to lead, a toxic metal that can cause health problems. It includes identifying and removing lead sources from homes, especially in paint, dust, or soil, and using proper protective equipment during renovations. Regular testing, safe work practices, and public awareness help reduce risks. The goal is to minimize inhalation or ingestion of lead particles, protecting vulnerable groups like children and pregnant women. These protocols ensure that environments remain safe by controlling and eliminating lead hazards through industry standards and regulatory compliance.