"<p><strong><span>LEAD (PB) TEST RESULTS<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\r\n<hr>\r\n<p>Applications of the interior paint to be impacted were selected and analyzed for lead concentration using an<br>Olympus Vanta L-Series X-Ray Fluorescence analyzer (S\/N 805741) calibrated for lead detection in paints and<br>coatings. WorkSafeBC no longer numerically defines what is considered a lead-containing paint. According to the<br>board, any material testing above the limit of detection 90 ppm may present a hazard. However, according to<br>current OSHA regulations, a material must contain 600 pm or greater to be considered lead containing.<br>Other items that often contain lead are glazing on ceramic tiles, batteries in emergency lighting, electrical<br>components, and solid lead roof vents. If a lead-containing material is to be impacted or removed in any way, an<br>exposure control plan must be implemented. Any areas, paints or materials that were not screened for lead are<br>assumed to contain lead until testing confirms otherwise.<\/p>"