Where on the inspection report can N/A be recorded?

In the context of a lead inspection report, the notation "N/A" (not applicable) is typically used to indicate that certain sections or categories are not relevant to the specific inspection being conducted. This is essential for clarity and completeness in reporting.

Recording "N/A" in the lead reading column or hazard column signifies that there are no lead readings taken or no hazards identified in those particular areas, which is crucial for understanding the overall assessment. The excluded surfaces box is also an appropriate place for "N/A," as it would denote surfaces that were evaluated and determined to be outside the scope of the inspection, ensuring that the report accurately reflects what was and was not assessed.

Each of these sections plays an important role in conveying a comprehensive view of the inspection findings. Clarity regarding what was assessed and what was not, along with the context for these determinations, helps in interpreting the report effectively. The other options provided do not include sections where "N/A" would typically be valuable or appropriate to indicate a lack of applicability.