Part 50 applies in cases where the agreement is not reached. The regulation has several training requirements and options. HUD has made visual assessment training available in the form of an Internet-based module. Designated parties are responsible for assuring that persons performing visual assessment have completed the training. With regard to training for interim controls, including paint stabilization, there are several options, all of which are designed to ensure that workers performing interim controls do so with safe work practices.
Designated parties are responsible for assuring that workers complete the training.
Certified abatement supervisors and workers have been appropriately trained. If an otherwise untrained worker is to be supervised by a certified lead-based paint abatement supervisor, it is the responsibility of the abatement supervisor to ensure that safe work practices are followed, and the worker must be trained in accordance with the OSHA hazard communication standard at 29 CFR 1926.59. It is the responsibility of the employer to provide the worker with training in the OSHA standard. Other courses may be approved by HUD to fulfill the interim controls training requirement.