Current through Register No. 40, October 3, 2024
(a) When interim
controls are implemented on the friction and impact surfaces of windows, the
following measures shall occur:
(1) The
window stop holding the lower sash in place shall either:
a. Be misted with water and removed;
or
b. Have aluminum, vinyl, or
polyvinyl chloride window channel or slides installed;
(2) The lower window sash, and when
necessary, the upper window sash and parting bead, shall be misted with water
and removed to access other surfaces requiring paint stabilization;
(3) Repairs shall be made to bring all window
components into compliance with
He-P 1610.02(b)
through (f);
(4) The window well shall be capped with
vinyl, aluminum coil stock, sheet metal flashing, or other impervious material
securely affixed to the well with edges sealed and caulked; and
(5) The original window sash(es), window
stop, and parting bead shall be installed.
(b) As an alternative to (a) above, friction
and impact surfaces may be eliminated by permanently fastening window sashes
shut, when not otherwise prohibited by any other state laws, rules, or local
health, building, or fire safety ordinances.
(c) When interim controls are implemented for
doors, the following measures shall take place in the order listed:
(1) Doorstops shall:
a. Be misted with water, removed, and
replaced with new doorstops;
b. Be
wrapped with vinyl or aluminum coil stock securely affixed to the door frame;
or
c. Have unpainted rubber bumpers
securely affixed on the surface of the doorstop to protect the door and
doorstop from impacting against one another;
(2) The door shall be corrected to reduce
rubbing against the doorjamb by:
a. Removing
the door from its hinges or replacing it;
b. Planing the edges of the door to eliminate
any friction points by either using a HEPA local vacuum exhaust sized to match
the tool used or hand planing a wetted surface;
c. Conducting lead-based paint stabilization
in accordance with
He-P
1610.02; and
d. One of the following:
1. Rehanging and checking the door to verify
that all friction points have been eliminated; or
2. Making the surface intact in accordance
with
He-P
1610.02 when no friction or impact points
exist;
(3)
Lead-based paint stabilization shall be conducted on all door components in
accordance with
He-P
1610.02; and
(4) When applicable, a stop shall be
installed to prevent a door from striking a wall or baseboard.
(d) When interim controls are
implemented for stair systems, which shall include the treads, risers,
balusters, newel posts, handrails, baseboards, and stringers, the following
measures shall take place in the order listed:
(1) Lead-based paint stabilization shall be
conducted on all surfaces of the stair system in accordance with
He-P
1610.02; and
(2) After first labeling in accordance with
He-P
1609.02(a)(3)a., the entire width of
the stair tread between the stair baseboard and balusters, including any
chewable edges of the stair tread, shall be covered by securely affixing a
carpet or a hard, durable, and cleanable covering such as rubber tread guards
on treads.
(e) When
interim controls are implemented for baseboards, the following measures shall
take place:
(1) Lead-based paint
stabilization shall be conducted for all surfaces in accordance with
He-P
1610.02;
(2) A rubber bumper shall be installed to
prevent impact from nearby doors; and
(3) Any shoe or quarter round moldings found
or assumed to contain lead shall be misted with water, removed, and
replaced.
(f) When
interim controls are implemented for outside wall corners, wooden, or plastic
corner bead shall be installed.
(g)
When interim controls are implemented for drawers and cabinets, the following
measures shall take place:
(1) Impact points
of doors and drawer covers shall be:
a. Wet
planed or planed with a HEPA local vacuum exhaust tool; or
b. Fitted with unpainted rubber bumpers
installed to reduce impact; and
(2) Lead-based paint stabilization shall be
conducted on all surfaces in accordance with
He-P
1610.02.
(h) When interim controls are implemented for
any floor, including the floors of a porch or deck, lead-based paint
stabilization shall be conducted, in accordance with
He-P
1610.02, for all surfaces, using a paint or coating
that is intended for use on flooring.
#5920, eff 1-1-95; ss by #7181, eff 12-24-99; ss by
#7495, eff 5-23-01; ss by #8039, eff 2-13-04; ss by #8932, eff 7-6-07; ss by
#9986, eff 9-1-11 (from He-P 1606.04)
