What happens at the end of a Level 4 project?

At the conclusion of a Level 4 project, it is essential that residents wait for a clearance before returning to their living spaces. This clearance process involves a thorough inspection to ensure that all lead hazards have been adequately addressed and that the environment is safe for habitation. The importance of this step cannot be overstated, as it protects the health and safety of the residents after lead abatement or remediation work has been completed.

Waiting for clearance is mandated by regulations to ensure that no residual lead dust or contamination remains that could pose a risk to the occupants. This helps to ensure that the efforts made during the project were effective and that the premises have been restored to a safe living condition. Consequently, residents are not allowed to return until it has been confirmed that the area is free of any health hazards associated with lead exposure.