What document must inspectors send to CLPPP after a lead inspection performed following a lead determination where an order to correct was issued?

The correct answer is the Private Inspection Following Code Determination Form (PIFCD Form). This form is specifically utilized to report the results of a lead inspection that was conducted after a lead determination, particularly when an order to correct had been issued. The PIFCD Form ensures that the relevant authorities, such as the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP), receive the necessary information regarding the compliance status concerning lead hazards.

The issuance of a lead determination typically indicates the presence of lead hazards, and the subsequent order to correct mandates that specific actions be taken to address these hazards. Submitting the PIFCD Form allows for the documentation of any inspections that occurred post-determination, ensuring that all parties are informed of the current status and any compliance measures that may have been implemented.

Other forms mentioned, while they may also relate to lead inspections or compliance verification, do not specifically pertain to situations that follow a lead determination with an order to correct. Hence, they do not fulfill the requirements established by CLPPP for reporting in these particular circumstances.