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Content Description

High-Performance Paint Removers: Safe and Effective Alternatives, 2024
CEU: 0.1 | CEU Code: DC-EN-181702-0324

Paint in its various forms is an older material whose composition has constantly evolved, even in modern times. This evolution has included the identification and removal of certain hazardous ingredients. Similarly, paint removers have also evolved and improved their ability to deal with a wide range of old and new paint formulas while remaining safe for the occupant, the worker, and the environment at large. This course examines state-of-the-art nontoxic paint removers that are effective in removing as many as thirty coats of paint in one safe and efficient operation.

Learning Objectives

  • Reduce the potential lead exposure of workers and residents by safely and effectively removing lead-based paints.
  • Test for and specify the correct type of safer, nontoxic paint remover to protect the health of workers and building occupants while removing dangerous paints.
  • Remove or encapsulate any lead-based paint from building exteriors, interiors, and accessory structures using a proven method and experienced professionals.
  • Utilize a stripping system that reduces the overall stripping process time while protecting the surface from weather, contamination, or foot traffic and prevents skin contact.

Faculty BIO

Alan Bensen's over twenty-five years of professional career experience includes construction and project management, business development, and sales leadership roles with industry leading construction materials manufacturers. In his current role as the National Account Sales Manager for the USA and Canada at Dumond, Bensen is responsible for driving awareness to Dumond Inc.'s unique water based surface preparation solutions (paint removers, graffiti removers, stone and masonry cleaners, bond breaker removers, etc.) within the architectural and engineering industries. Prior to joining Dumond in 2018, Bensen was the Vice President of Sales & Business Development for Trueform Concrete, a custom fabricator or GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete) based in Wharton, NJ. While at Trueform Concrete, Bensen was responsible for increasing awareness among the AEC community. Prior to joining Trueform Concrete, Bensen was manager of the commercial sales division of AZEK Building Products in the NY/NJ metro market.
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