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04/15/2011

LeadCheck still not approved for lead testing on drywall and stucco

Last year, I reported that LeadCheck swabs would soon be approved by the EPA for lead testing on drywall (sheetrock), plaster and stucco (in addition to wood and metal).

Unfortunately, that has not yet happened. Below are the EPA-approved test kits for various materials. Note that the State of Massachusetts administers its own program.

EPA RRP D-LeadSee the full EPA announcement

Posted at 09:35 AM in Ask Bill, Bill's Training Sessions, D-Lead, EPA RRP Rule, Health and Safety, Lead, LeadCheck, RRP Lead-Safe |

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