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				November 29, 2006:  Lead-Paint Case Reaches Top Court Towns and counties suing manufacturers for removal, treatment costs For complete article on NJ.com, please click below: www.nj.com/news/ledger/index.ssf?/news/ledger/stories/newjersey11292006coscarelli.html  August 16, 2006:  In May of 2005, New Jersey adopted regulations requiring the lead safe maintenance of multiple dwellings constructed prior to 1978 Lead based paint presents a serious problem in a large portion of New Jersey’s housing stock.  N.J.A.C. 5:10-6.6 designates certain responsibilities to the property owners of multiple dwellings, among them: On-going evaluation and maintenance:   A visual examination for deteriorated paint shall be performed by the owner at unit turnover or every twelve months, whichever comes first.  Deteriorated paint and the causes of deterioration shall be promptly and safely repaired.  The causes of paint deterioration shall be diagnosed and corrected.  Dust wipe testing shall be performed when the work is complete to ensure that the lead dust levels do not exceed established levels. Training Requirements:  All owners or employees of the owner performing visual examinations or undertaking corrective action or maintenance work shall complete a one‑day training course on safe building maintenance practices and applicable New Jersey law offered by an approved training provider. Lead Safe Work Practices:  All work undertaken to repair or stabilize deteriorated paint and any other work that will disturb painted surfaces shall be performed by individuals who have met the training requirements stated above.  After the completion of any lead safe work, wipe samples must be collected by trained staff to determine that dust levels do not exceed standard levels.   LSWP Registration Form -Spring Schedule   December 2, 2005: Click here for information on DCA New Lead Inspections Please see the right side of the page "Lead-Safe Maintenance Requirements" outlined in red for the links to individual preferences. DCA INFO August 16, 2005: New Web Site Goes Live LEW Corporation's new site includes not only a comprehensive description of our services and expertise, but also a wealth of information and resources on environmental assessment and remediation. We're here to provide you with the latest information on new laws, regulations, and hazards. For more information on any of these topics, call our main office at 908-654-8068. July 5, 2005: LEW Corporation Now in 14 States LEW Corporation now provides a range of environmental-hazard assessment and remediation in 14 states. For more information on the services we provide in your area, please select your state from the drop-down menu on the left, and contact your local office.
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