If a door system is discovered that was missed during the initial inspection, what should be recorded?

Recording any newly discovered lead hazards is crucial to ensure the safety of occupants and maintain compliance with lead safety regulations. If a door system is found that was missed during the initial inspection, it should be assessed for lead hazards, and if applicable, must be documented as a hazard. This is essential for providing a complete overview of the property’s condition regarding lead exposure, which helps occupants make informed decisions about their health and necessary remediation actions.

Identifying and recording hazards not only fulfills regulatory requirements but also ensures that any risks are addressed appropriately, thus preventing potential health issues related to lead exposure. Proper documentation allows for the necessary parties to be aware of all lead-related health risks present, facilitating further actions such as remediation or risk management strategies.