What should the Lead Paint Risk Assessor include in their report?

The most comprehensive and effective risk assessment report should include findings, risk levels, and recommended control measures. This information is crucial because it provides a clear picture of the current lead hazards present in a property, the level of risk those hazards pose to occupants, and actionable steps that can be taken to mitigate those risks.

The findings detail the specific presence of lead hazards, while the risk levels assess the potential danger associated with those findings, helping to prioritize areas that may need immediate attention. The recommended control measures provide guidance on how to deal with the identified risks, whether through remediation, management, or other means. Including all of these elements ensures that the report is not just a statement of facts but also a practical tool for addressing lead exposure issues effectively.

This thorough approach aligns with the objectives of lead paint risk assessment and helps ensure that stakeholders can take informed actions to protect public health.