- Bridge and Lead Removal & General Site Safety
- BUILT - Union Yes Tobacco No
- Can Working with Lead Hurt Children?
- CDC Announces Issuance of Patent for Detecting the Presence of Lead
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Children of Construction Workers at Increased Risk of Lead Poisoning
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Clinical Evaluation and Management of Lead-Exposed Construction Workers
- Connecticut: Watching for Lead
- CPSC: Bar Magnets Recalled by Home Science Tools Due to Violation of Lead Paint Standard
- Deadly Trades
- Don't Chew Wire Coatings : The Plastic May Contain Lead
- Guides for Managing Lead Control Programs in Construction
- Hazard Alert: Air Purifying Respirators in Construction
- Hazard Alert: Lead in Construction
- Implementing Lead-Safe Work Practices for Steel Structures
- Informing Regulatory Decisions: 2003 Report to Congress on the Cost and Benefits of Federal Regulations and Unfunded Mandates on State, Local, and Tribal Entities
- Lead at Work - Elevated Blood Levels in Massachusetts Workers, 1996-2001
- Lead Content Known Checklist
- Lead Content Unknown Checklist
- Lead Control Guide for Bridges and Steel Structures
- Lead Training Guide
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Medical Evaluation for Respirator Use
- Model Specifications for the Protection of Workers from Lead on Steel Structures Revised September 2002
- NIOSH Health Hazard Evaluation: Ikens Hardwood Floor Services Madison, Wisconsin
- NIOSH Revokes Certificate of Approval on Select Respirators Manufactured by Bei Bei Safety Company
- Blood Lead Surveillance Of Construction Workers
- Blood Lead Surveillance Of Construction Workers
- OSHA Quick Card: Lead in Construction
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OSHA: Lead in Construction Advisor 1.0
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OSHA: Respiratory Protection Program Advisor
- Painters Prepping Lead-Paint Surfaces: Researchers find that half-mask respirators do not protect enough for hand sanding or conventional power sanding
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Preventing Lead Poisoning in Construction Workers
- Roadway Safety: Health Hazards
- Safeguarding Health in Construction Work
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Safety and Health on Bridge Repair, Renovation and Demolition Projects
- Pioneer in Occupational Safety and Health
- The Weight of Lead: Effects Add Up in Adults
- Too High a Price : Barrows
- What Physicians Need to Know About Occupational Lead Exposure
- Working with Lead on Bridges
