Who is responsible for developing occupant protection plans and writing abatement reports?

The responsibility of developing occupant protection plans and writing abatement reports primarily falls to the lead abatement supervisor and the lead project designer.

The lead abatement supervisor plays a crucial role in overseeing the abatement process and ensuring that safety measures are followed to protect occupants during the abatement work. This individual is responsible for managing the overall safety and compliance aspects of the project, which includes creating plans that address how to protect occupants from lead exposure during the abatement.

On the other hand, the lead project designer is tasked with creating the specific plans for how lead hazards will be addressed in a given project. They focus on the design of the abatement method, taking into account the existing conditions and planning the work to minimize disruptions and potential lead exposure to occupants.

Together, these two roles encompass the essential functions required to develop comprehensive occupant protection plans and to formulate abatement reports that detail the work performed and the measures taken to protect the health and safety of those nearby.