Contractors Lead Paint Awareness-Understanding Course Pb82-206
A Practical, Industry-Focused Lead paint Course for Safe and Compliant Working Practices
The Pb82-206 Contractors Lead Paint Course has been developed specifically for professionals in the capacity of Principle Contractor or sub contractors who’s remit involves soft strip, site clearance, re-decoration and refurbishment and professionals who may encounter lead-based paint in the course of their work. This training provides not just essential awareness but a certificate of Understanding of the presence, risks, and regulatory responsibilities associated with lead paint in buildings constructed prior to the year 1992.
Lead paint remains a significant and often underestimated hazard in the built environment. When disturbed—whether by sanding, scraping, cutting or heat application—lead-based coatings can release fine dust and particulates or fumes, posing a serious risk to health. The Pb82-206 course has been carefully designed to equip contractors with the practical knowledge required to recognise lead paint risks, understand the legal obligations placed upon them, and implement safe working methods in real-world scenarios.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is designed for professionals whose work may disturb painted surfaces in older buildings, including:
- Painting and decorating contractors
- Refurbishment and maintenance professionals
- General building and property contractors
- Site supervisors and project managers
- Health & safety advisors of small, medium & large size construction firms
Whether operating in domestic, commercial, public, or heritage settings, individuals who complete this course will gain the insight needed to manage lead paint risks with professionalism and confidence.
What the Course Covers
The Pb82-206 Contractors Lead Paint Course delivers a structured and engaging learning experience, tailored specifically to the needs of the trade. While the course does not require prior specialist knowledge, it does offer practical, regulation-aligned guidance on the following key areas:
- Introduction to Lead in Paint
- Health Risks of Lead Exposure
- Legal Responsibilities and Regulatory Overview
- Identifying Lead Paint on Site
- Lead Paint Surveys and Risk Assessment
- Safe Work Practices for Decorating Around Lead Paint
- Waste Handling and Decontamination Procedures
- Communication and Site Management
- Record Keeping and Documentation
- Final Assessment and Certification
This course has been developed by industry professionals with experience in both compliance and on-site risk management. It is designed to bridge the gap between regulation and practical application.
Course Outcomes and Benefits
Upon successful completion of the course and passing of the exam, delegates will receive a Certificate of Understanding to demonstrate their understanding of the key principles covered. This may be used to support internal training records, pre-qualification questionnaires (PQQs), or compliance with client and regulatory expectations.
Key benefits include:
- Enhanced understanding & awareness of lead paint risks and safe working methods
- Alignment with current UK legislation and Health and Safety Executive (HSE) guidance
- Improved safety performance on refurbishment and redecoration projects
- Professional assurance to clients and dutyholders
- Reduced risk of enforcement action, reputational damage, or harm to personnel
Why “Pb82-206”?
Unlike many of the low-cost, generic online lead awareness courses, this enhanced course is purpose-built for contractors. It offers a specialist focus on lead paint risk, delivering practical detail, regulatory clarity, and real-world relevance. Designed to reflect the environments in which contractors operate every day, it provides participants with not just an awareness course certificate but with a Certificate of Understanding in Lead Paint Risk, supporting confidence and compliance on site.
The applicant will then, on successful passing of the exam, be issued with a certificate as part of their ongoing CPD.
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