Which personnel can provide options to reduce lead hazards?

The Lead Risk Assessor is specifically trained to evaluate lead hazards and recommend options for reducing these hazards. Their role involves assessing the level of lead contamination in a given environment and determining the risks present. They use the information from assessments to provide actionable strategies for minimizing lead exposure, which can include recommending abatement methods, maintenance practices, and other hazard control measures.

This position is distinct in that it focuses on the evaluation and risk management aspect rather than directly implementing abatement actions. Other personnel, such as the Lead Inspector, primarily identify the presence of lead; the Project Designer develops plans for lead abatement but isn’t directly involved in hazard reduction options. The Lead Abatement Supervisor oversees abatement projects but may not specialize in assessing risks or proposing options to reduce lead hazards comprehensively. Thus, the Lead Risk Assessor's training and responsibility align best with providing solutions for lead hazard reduction.