CDPH Lead Inspector/Assessor California State Practice Exam

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For what size surface area is an interior component classified as in fair condition?

  1. Less than or equal to 5 square feet

  2. More than 2 square feet

  3. Less than or equal to 2 square feet

  4. More than 3 square feet

The correct answer is: Less than or equal to 2 square feet

An interior component is classified as being in fair condition when it has a surface area that is less than or equal to 2 square feet. This classification is important because it helps determine the level of lead hazard assessment that may be necessary. Fair condition implies that the surface is not deteriorating or generating lead dust but may show signs of wear or minor damage that do not pose an immediate risk. When the surface area exceeds this size, it may indicate an increased risk and could require more stringent monitoring or remediation efforts. Understanding the thresholds for classification is crucial for inspectors and assessors in ensuring proper lead safety guidelines are followed and that occupants are protected from potential exposure to lead hazards.

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