Lead ExposureTraining for general industry
Keep lead exposure from following you home. Understand workplace controls, hygiene, medical surveillance and employee protections.
61 minutes of video + assessments · English · Certificate included
Federal employee education supporting 29 CFR 1910.1025. Your employer completes instruction for actual tasks, exposures, controls and workplace procedures.
Control exposure at work and protect home life
Lead dust and fumes can enter the body during industrial work. Contaminated hands and clothing can also carry exposure beyond the work area. This course connects practical prevention to monitoring, medical surveillance and the employer’s compliance plan.
- Recognize lead dust, fumes, ingestion risks and take-home contamination
- Connect ventilation, housekeeping, hygiene and protective clothing to prevention
- Understand exposure monitoring, medical surveillance and medical removal protection
- Review the employer compliance plan and why routine preventive chelation is prohibited
Finish the instruction at your workplace
Review the lead-generating tasks, exposure results, engineering controls, hygiene facilities, protective equipment, medical-surveillance arrangements and written compliance plan at your workplace. Use the included worksheet to record follow-up. Online completion does not perform monitoring, medical testing or respirator fit testing.
Ten modules, from exposure to workplace follow-up
Two questions follow each module. A ten-question randomized final assessment follows the teaching modules. Evergreen’s passing score is 80%, with unlimited retakes.
- 01
Lead fundamentals
What lead is; Common industrial uses; How lead becomes an occupational hazard.
- 02
Routes of exposure
Inhalation; Ingestion; Contaminated hands/clothing; Take-home exposure.
- 03
Health effects
Acute effects; Chronic effects; Nervous system; Kidneys; Blood; Reproductive effects.
- 04
OSHA exposure requirements
Action level; PEL; Exposure monitoring; Employee notification; Regulated exposure.
- 05
Operations that generate lead exposure
Employer-specific tasks; Dust/fumes; Maintenance; Manufacturing examples.
- 06
Engineering and work-practice controls
Ventilation; Isolation; Housekeeping; Safe work practices; Hygiene.
- 07
Respiratory protection and PPE
Why respirators may be required; Selection/fitting/use concepts; Protective clothing; Changing/cleaning.
- 08
Medical surveillance
Blood lead testing; Medical surveillance; Medical removal protection; Employee rights.
- 09
Employer compliance plan
What it does; Employee responsibilities; Site-specific controls.
- 10
Chelation warning
Chelating agents should not be used routinely; Physician supervision requirement.
Who should take it
- General-industry employees exposed to lead at or above the action level, or subject to specified skin or eye irritation concerns
- Employees reviewing their employer’s exposure-control and health-protection procedures
Federal general-industry scope only. This course is not construction lead training under 29 CFR 1926.62, EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting certification or lead-abatement certification. It does not qualify a medical professional or abatement contractor.
Regulatory basis and training frequency
- 29 CFR 1910.1025(l)
Employee information and training: coverage, timing and required topics.
- 29 CFR 1910.1025
Scope, exposure controls, protective equipment and medical-surveillance requirements.
Federal general-industry scope. State-plan requirements may add obligations. The certificate records online course completion; it is not OSHA approval or a guarantee of workplace compliance.
Connect learning to workplace exposure controls
Keep employee education, workplace instruction and records together.
Purchase seats
Buy online or request a team invoice.
Assign learners
Distribute purchased seats through your account.
Complete workplace instruction
Review actual tasks, exposure information, controls, protective equipment, health protections and workplace procedures.
Keep records and plan the next training
Download the certificate and crosswalk. Use the annual planning reminder alongside your employer’s actual training schedule.
Review the course resources
The crosswalk maps this course to federal requirements. The forms support employer follow-up; they do not certify completion of unperformed instruction.
Lead Exposure training questions
Who should take this course?
General-industry employees exposed to lead at or above the action level, or subject to specified skin or eye irritation concerns. Employers must complete instruction for actual tasks, exposures and workplace procedures.
When is training required?
Covered employees receive training before initial assignment and at least annually thereafter. Coverage includes exposure at or above the action level and lead compounds that may cause skin or eye irritation, as specified in 29 CFR 1910.1025(l).
Is this an EPA RRP or construction lead certification?
No. This course addresses federal OSHA general-industry lead requirements under 29 CFR 1910.1025. Construction lead, EPA RRP and lead-abatement work have different requirements and credentials. Select training that matches the actual work.
What does online completion replace?
Review the lead-generating tasks, exposure results, engineering controls, hygiene facilities, protective equipment, medical-surveillance arrangements and written compliance plan at your workplace. Use the included worksheet to record follow-up. Online completion does not perform monitoring, medical testing or respirator fit testing.
How long does the course take?
Approximately 61 minutes of video across 98 short lessons, with ten module quizzes and a randomized ten-question final. Allow additional time for assessments and workplace instruction. This is not an OSHA-prescribed minimum duration.
What score do I need?
Evergreen Comply requires 80% and allows unlimited retakes. The final draws ten questions from a 24-question bank. These are Evergreen course standards, not OSHA-prescribed scores.
What does the certificate show?
After online completion and passing the assessments, learners can download an Evergreen Comply completion certificate with the regulatory crosswalk appended. It records online completion, not OSHA approval or completion of unperformed workplace instruction.
What is the price and language?
One-time base price of $29 USD per seat before applicable tax. Instruction is in English. Teams can purchase online or request an invoice.
Recognize exposure. Follow your workplace controls.
Practical employee instruction with workplace follow-up built in.