What document is included in a true PCAD report with hazards?

The inclusion of the PCAD Cover Page in a true PCAD report is essential because it serves as a formal introduction to the entire report. This cover page typically contains vital details such as the identification of the property being assessed, the date of the report, and the name and credentials of the inspector or risk assessor. It essentially provides context for the reader, making it clear what the report pertains to and laying the groundwork for the subsequent detailed findings regarding lead hazards.

In contrast, while the Initial Inspection Report, Certificate of Compliance, and Risk Assessment Summary are significant documents within the broader context of lead assessments, they do not serve as the primary introductory document in a PCAD report. The Initial Inspection Report offers detailed findings from the initial inspection, the Certificate of Compliance confirms that a property meets safety standards, and the Risk Assessment Summary summarizes the risks identified and recommended actions. However, the Cover Page is the document that specifically identifies the PCAD report as a whole.