A 327-page Training and Reference Manual for Weatherization Managers and Crews divided into modules for faster download and specialization. Access page http://www.pct.edu/wtc/articles.htm.

NOTE: Dry deposition of lead dust depends not so much on its density but on air currents and particle size. Lead itself does not break down, but its chemical form does, and therefore bioavailability can change over time.

a. Cover Page http://www.pct.edu/wtc/docs/articles/cover.pdf#zoom=75
b. Table of Contents http://www.pct.edu/wtc/docs/articles/toc.pdf#zoom=75
c. Module 1 – Lead: An Historical Overview http://www.pct.edu/wtc/docs/articles/module1.pdf#zoom=75
d. Module 2 – Health Effects of Lead http://www.pct.edu/wtc/docs/articles/module2.pdf#zoom=75
e. Module 3- Lead-Based Paint Regulations http://www.pct.edu/wtc/docs/articles/module3.pdf#zoom=75
f. Module 4 – Lead Poison Prevention and Lead-Safe Weatherization http://www.pct.edu/wtc/docs/articles/module4.pdf#zoom=75
g. Module 5 - Quality Assurance and Management Liability http://www.pct.edu/wtc/docs/articles/module5.pdf#zoom=75
h. Appendices http://www.pct.edu/wtc/docs/articles/toc.pdf#zoom=75