balconies,
entryways, and windows.
2. For all other exterior surfaces, lead-safe work practices, in accordance with (i) below, shall be used
for any work to be undertaken, unless the paint has been tested and not found to be lead-based paint.
(f) The following concern recordkeeping:
1. A record of testing performed and any certificate issued by a certified evaluation firm indicating that
the building or any portion thereof is lead free shall be maintained for the life of the structure.
2. A record of all testing, visual examinations, findings and corrective action taken, including the
date(s) and location(s) of any sampling performed and of corrective actions taken, shall be maintained
for not less than five years and shall be made available upon request for review by the Bureau. This
shall include a record of:
i. Inspections, risk assessments and lead hazard control work performed pursuant to (b) above;
ii. Standard treatments undertaken pursuant to (c) above;
iii. On-going evaluation and maintenance undertaken pursuant to (d) above;
iv. Any certificates issued to the building owner by a certified lead evaluation firm;
v. Tenant notification required pursuant to (h) below; and
vi. Any reports of deteriorated paint received from tenants and documentation of the owner's
responses pursuant to (h) below.
3. A record of the training in safe building maintenance practices of each individual as required by (g)
below shall be maintained by the owner as long as that individual is involved in the maintenance of the
building and shall be made available upon request for review by the Bureau.
(g) Training requirements are as follows:
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