ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE CENTER
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Official regulatory, technical and public-health resources for asbestos, lead, mold, moisture and indoor environmental concerns.
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These links connect property owners, facility managers, contractors and project teams with information published by the agencies responsible for workplace safety, environmental protection and public health. Each resource opens on the issuing agency's website.
ASBESTOS
Asbestos Regulations & Guidance
Resources addressing construction activities, consulting requirements, renovation and demolition, emissions and public information.
8 CCR §1529 — Asbestos
California's occupational-safety standard governing asbestos exposure during construction, renovation, maintenance and demolition work.
California DIR / Cal/OSHA ↗ CALIFORNIACal/OSHA Asbestos Information
Information concerning asbestos construction rules, contractor registration, consultant certification and stakeholder responsibilities.
Cal/OSHA ACRU ↗ CALIFORNIACalifornia Asbestos NESHAP Program
State information and resources addressing asbestos emissions during regulated renovation and demolition activities.
California Air Resources Board ↗ FEDERALEPA Asbestos Resources
Federal asbestos information for building owners, schools, workers, homeowners and renovation or demolition projects.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ↗LEAD
Lead Regulations & Guidance
Resources addressing occupational exposure, lead-related construction, lead-based paint, renovation work and childhood lead-poisoning prevention.
8 CCR §1532.1 — Lead
California's occupational-safety standard addressing employee exposure to lead during construction activities.
California DIR / Cal/OSHA ↗ CALIFORNIACalifornia Lead Program
Public-health information and access to California resources concerning lead poisoning prevention and lead-related construction.
California Department of Public Health ↗ FEDERALEPA Lead Resources
Federal information about lead exposure, lead-based paint, testing, disclosure, abatement and regulatory programs.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ↗ FEDERALLead RRP Program
Requirements and guidance for paid work that disturbs painted surfaces in qualifying pre-1978 housing and child-occupied facilities.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ↗ CALIFORNIAChildhood Lead Poisoning — Screening & Prevention
California Department of Public Health information regarding childhood lead exposure, blood lead screening, risk factors and healthcare-provider responsibilities.
California Department of Public Health ↗MOLD & MOISTURE
Mold, Moisture & Indoor Air Guidance
Public-health and technical guidance for preventing, evaluating and responding to moisture and mold in buildings.
California Mold Information
California public-health information concerning indoor dampness, visible mold, health considerations and moisture control.
California Department of Public Health ↗ FEDERALEPA Mold Resources
General information about mold, moisture prevention, cleanup, indoor environments and common building concerns.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ↗ FEDERALCommercial Building Remediation Guide
EPA guidance for responding to mold and moisture problems in schools and commercial buildings.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ↗ FEDERALIndoor Air Quality Resources
Information about pollutants, building conditions and practical approaches for protecting indoor environmental quality.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ↗ TECHNICAL GUIDANCENew York City Mold Guidance
Public-health guidance addressing mold identification, moisture control, prevention, removal and building responsibilities.
New York City Department of Health ↗USING THESE RESOURCES
General Information Is Not a Project Determination
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