Apr
If You have any Special Needs or Need a Reasonable Accommodation, Please Contact us Immediately!
**Please note that pre-registration is required for this event and walk-ins are not permitted.**
LEAD ABATEMENT WORKER TRAINING
The typical Lead Abatement Worker training course is a 32-hour training course as required by the Ohio Department of Health to apply for a Lead Abatement Worker license. However, this class is being taught as the Lead Abatement Contractor class and is a 40-hour training course and satisfies the requirements for the Lead Abatement Worker course.
This training course uses both the EPA model Lead Abatement Contractor curriculum, HUD Guidelines, and includes OSHA and EPA compliance requirements. The class focuses on identification of safe work practices and job specifications for controlling hazards of lead paint, dust, and soil. Table top exercises are used to teach how to choose abatement methods that are most cost-effective. Trainees participate in hands-on demonstrations of abatement techniques, personal protective equipment, and environmental testing methods.
COURSE TOPICS:
Current and Pending Regulations, Recognition and Control of Hazards, Toxicology of Lead, Effective Employee Training and Protection, Project Supervision Techniques, Estimating Costs of Abatement Jobs, Waste Disposal Issues, OSHA Compliance Requirements, Pre-Abatement Plan Preparation, Legal Liabilities Associated with Lead Abatement, Ohio Dept. of Health Rules, HUD Guidelines, Hands-on Demonstration of Abatement Techniques.
From the Ohio Department of Health Frequently Asked Questions Memo regarding Lead Abatement Workers:
Lead Abatement Worker scope of practice.
A) A Lead Abatement Worker is licensed to perform lead abatement. In a residential unit, child care facility or school, or the soil surrounding it, or both, a Lead Abatement Worker may perform:
- Lead abatement;
- Lead-safe renovation;
- Essential maintenance practices;
- Interim controls, and
- Paint stabilization.
B) A Lead Abatement Worker shall not:
- Supervise lead abatement;
- Perform or provide advice on lead inspections;
- Perform or provide advice on lead-based paint sampling;
- Perform or provide advice on clearance examinations;
- Perform or provide advice on lead risk assessments;
- Perform or provide advice on lead hazard screen risk assessments;
- Perform or provide advice on other lead assessment activity;
- Design lead abatement projects, or
- Prepare pre-abatement plans.
You must attend the whole class, any time missed must be made up before certificate can be issued. You must also pass a written exam for issuance of a certificate.
Certificates are usually mailed within a week of the course completion. Please contact the office if you need a copy of your certificate sooner.
Your license will be issued by The Ohio Department of Health.
Application fee to the State of Ohio for the Lead Abatement Worker License: $50.00
You must sit for a third party exam after applying for your license: $70.00
License is good for two years. To renew your license, you must show proof of attending an 8-hour refresher training course.
You must take a refresher course within your two year licensure period in order to renew your lead license. Failure to do so will result in increased State application fees and if not renewed quickly enough, you will be required to repeat the 40 hours of initial training.
RESERVATION CANCELLATION
Cancellation out of a training class by a registrant will be subject to the following:
Cancellation at least 7 days before the first day of the training class will entitle the registrant to a full refund of all paid training class fees.
Cancellation 6 days or less, but before the first day of the training class will result in a refund of all paid class fees less a 50% penalty.
Cancellation on or after the first day of the training class, will result in no refund.
Cancellation Penalties are Waived if you Reschedule into a Future Training Class
Apr
If You have any Special Needs or Need a Reasonable Accommodation, Please Contact us Immediately!
*Satisfies Requirement for Inspector Refresher*
**Please note that pre-registration is required for this event and walk-ins are not permitted.**
This 8-hour Lead Risk Assessor / Inspector Refresher training course is required by the Ohio Department of Health to reapply for a Lead Risk Assessor or Lead Inspector license
A licensed person must successfully complete the appropriate Ohio-approved refresher course within two years of their initial training or previous refresher course. If refresher training is not completed within two years the initial course must be repeated.
COURSE TOPICS:
Health effects of lead, regulatory updates including ODH rules and EPA/HUD regulations, abatement strategies and controls, and various review exercises.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Licensed Lead Risk Assessors and Licensed Lead Inspectors
According to the Ohio Department of Health Frequently Asked Question Memo:
- How do I renew my license?
To renew your license the following must be submitted to the Lead Poisoning Prevention Program:
1) A completed application with an original signature.
2) A copy of the refresher course certificate for the license sought.
3) A check or money order made out to the “Treasurer, State of Ohio” in the amount of $500.00 as listed on the application.
4) A photograph must be submitted with the licensure application. A recent passport sized color photo shall be attached. In lieu of attaching the photo, the applicant may e-mail a photo to lead@odh.ohio.gov. The photo must be FAQ 3701-32 and 3701-82 7/2016 in JPG format and must be labeled with the applicant’s last name and the last four digits of his/her social security number (i.e. Smith 5555).
You must attend the whole class, any time missed must be made up before certificate can be issued.
Certificates are usually mailed within a week of the course completion. Please contact the office if you need a copy of your certificate sooner.
Your license will be reissued by The Ohio Department of Health. Application fee to the State of Ohio for the Lead Risk Assessor or Lead Inspector License is $250.00.
Lead Risk Assessor or Lead Inspector Licenses are issued to the individual, not to a company.
You must take a refresher course within your two year licensure period in order to renew your lead license. Failure to do so will result in increased State application fees and if not renewed quickly enough, you will be required to repeat the 40 hours of initial training.
RESERVATION CANCELLATION
Cancellation out of a training class by a registrant will be subject to the following:
Cancellation at least 7 days before the first day of the training class will entitle the registrant to a full refund of all paid training class fees.
Cancellation 6 days or less, but before the first day of the training class will result in a refund of all paid class fees less a 50% penalty.
Cancellation on or after the first day of the training class, will result in no refund.
Cancellation Penalties are Waived if you Reschedule into a Future Training Class
Apr
If You have any Special Needs or Need a Reasonable Accommodation, Please Contact us Immediately!
**Please note that pre-registration is required for this event and walk-ins are not permitted.**
LEAD CLEARANCE TECHNICIAN TRAINING COURSE
This a 12-hour Lead Clearance Technician training course required by the Ohio Department of Health to apply for a Lead Clearance Technician license.
The purpose of this course is to equip Clearance Technicians with the specialized skills necessary to conduct accurate and defensible residential lead clearance examinations for dust wipes only, in NON-abatement jobs. Course follows EPA curriculum and is customized to Ohio regulations.
This two-day class (6 hours per day) allows you to perform clearance reports for NON-abatement jobs (no poisoned child involved/non lead hazard control order in effect). You learn to take dust wipe samples only.
It does NOT allow you to test paint or soil.
Clearance Technicians may only do a clearance after non abatement jobs, such as renovations for the general improvement of the property, or residential rental unit maintenance to prevent poisoning. Clearance examinations are also needed by landlords to determine lead-safe rental property registries required by some mandatory city and voluntary state rules.
COURSE TOPICS
History of lead use, sources of environmental lead contamination, development of sampling strategies, lead-based paint sampling and analysis, clearance report generation, testing of other media for lead contamination, Ohio Department of Health rules, EPA/HUD regulations, , disclosure requirements.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Persons who wish to serve landlords trying to show lead–safe status of rental properties for city ordinances such as those recently passed by the Cities of Cleveland and Toledo. After rental property maintenance practices have been performed by a RRP trained, EPA certified renovator, OR an Ohio Licensed Abatement Contractor or Project Designer, a Clearance Technician will perform a lead clearance and issue a report.
From the Ohio Department of Health Frequently Asked Questions Memo regarding Lead Clearance Technicians:
Clearance Technician scope of practice.
1) A Clearance Technician is licensed to perform clearance examinations on non-abatement lead projects ONLY.
2) A Clearance Technician shall not design, perform, prepare, or provide advice on:
- a) Lead inspections;
- b) Lead-based paint sampling;
- c) Lead risk assessments, lead hazard screen risk assessments, or other lead assessment activities;
- d) Lead abatement projects;
- e) Pre-abatement plans for designed abatement projects;
- f) Specifications for a lead abatement project; or
- g) Lead abatement activities.
3) A Clearance Technician shall not perform a clearance examination at a residential unit, child care facility or school for the purpose of determining compliance with a lead hazard control order issued pursuant to rule 3701-3009 of the Administrative Code.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION: Can a licensed Clearance Technician conduct limited testing, screening, surveying, or evaluation for the presence of lead-based paint or lead based paint hazards?
No. Clearance Technicians are licensed to perform clearance examinations on non-abatement projects only. They cannot collect samples for limited testing, screening, surveying or evaluation of a property.
You must attend the whole class, any time missed must be made up before certificate can be issued. You must also pass a written exam for issuance of a certificate.
Certificates are usually mailed within a week of the course completion. Please contact the office if you need a copy of your certificate sooner.
Lead Clearance Technician Licenses are issued to the individual, not to a company. Application fee to the State of Ohio for the Lead Clearance Technician License: $250.00
You must sit for a third party exam after applying for your license: $70.00
The license is good for two years. To renew your license, you must apply to the State of Ohio and pay the $250 application fee. A refresher training course is required every 4 years.
You must take a refresher course within your two year licensure period in order to renew your lead license. Failure to do so will result in increased State application fees and if not renewed quickly enough, you will be required to repeat the 40 hours of initial training.
RESERVATION CANCELLATION:
Cancellation out of a training class by a registrant will be subject to the following:
Cancellation at least 7 days before the first day of the training class will entitle the registrant to a full refund of all paid training class fees.
Cancellation 6 days or less, but before the first day of the training class will result in a refund of all paid class fees less a 50% penalty.
Cancellation on or after the first day of the training class, will result in no refund.
Cancellation Penalties are Waived if you Reschedule into a Future Training Class
Apr
If You have any Special Needs or Need a Reasonable Accommodation, Please Contact us Immediately!
**Please note that pre-registration is required for this event and walk-ins are not permitted.**
This is a Renovation, Repair and Painting Initial Training course (RRP). The course is a
8-hour class and includes hands-on procedures and a required certification exam. Upon completion of the class and passing the course exam, your information is uploaded into the U.S. EPA’s database with your uniquely assigned Certified Renovator number. This certification is good for five years. You will receive a certificate in the mail with your unique number and photograph.
You must take a refresher class before the five year expiration date to keep your certification current. If your previous certificate has expired, you must retake the 8-hour training course.
The following is from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Small Entity Compliance Guide to Renovate Right:
What Is the Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting Program (RRP)?
- The Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting Program is a federal regulatory program affecting contractors, property managers, and others who disturb painted surfaces.
- It applies to residential houses, apartments, and child-occupied facilities such as schools and
day-care centers built before 1978.
- It includes pre-renovation education requirements as well as training, certification, and work practice requirements.
– Pre-renovation education requirements:
- Contractors, property managers, and others who perform renovations for compensation in residential houses, apartments, and child-occupied facilities built before 1978 are required to distribute a lead pamphlet before starting renovation work.
– Training, certification, and work practice requirements:
- Firms are required to be certified, their employees must be trained (either as a certified renovator or on-the-job by a certified renovator) in use of lead-safe work practices, and lead-safe work practices hat minimize occupants’ exposure to lead hazards must be followed.
- Renovation is broadly defined as any activity that disturbs painted surfaces and includes most repair, remodeling, and maintenance activities, including window replacement.
- The program includes requirements implementing both Section 402(c) and 406(b) of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). (www.epa.gov/lead/pubs/titleten.html)
- EPA’s lead renovation regulations can be found at 40 CFR Part 745, Subpart E.
Who Must Follow the Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule’s Requirements?
In general, anyone who is paid to perform work that disturbs paint in housing and
child-occupied facilities built before 1978, this may include, but is not limited to:
– Residential rental property owners/managers
– General contractors
– Special trade contractors, including:
- Painters
- Plumbers
- Carpenters
- Electricians
What Activities Are Subject to the Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Program?
In general, any activity that disturbs paint in pre-1978 housing and child-occupied facilities, including:
- Remodeling and repair/maintenance
- Electrical work
- Plumbing
- Painting preparation
- Carpentry
- Window replacement
You must attend the whole class, any time missed must be made up before certificate can be issued. You must also pass a written exam for issuance of a certificate.
Certificates are usually mailed within a week of the course completion. Please contact the office if you need a copy of your certificate sooner.
Certification is good for five years. You must take a refresher class before the five year expiration date to keep your certification current. If your previous certificate has expired, you must retake the 8-hour training course.
Federal law requires all renovation, repair, and painting firms (including sole proprietorships) working in housing, or facilities where children are routinely present, built before 1978, to be certified. Firm certification is a key requirement to ensure the training of individuals and the use of lead-safe work practices. Firms must apply to EPA.
RESERVATION CANCELLATION
Cancellation out of a training class by a registrant will be subject to the following:
Cancellation at least 7 days before the first day of the training class will entitle the registrant to a full refund of all paid training class fees.
Cancellation 6 days or less, but before the first day of the training class will result in a refund of all paid class fees less a 50% penalty.
Cancellation on or after the first day of the training class, will result in no refund.
Cancellation Penalties are Waived if you Reschedule into a Future Training Class
Apr
If You have any Special Needs or Need a Reasonable Accommodation, Please Contact us Immediately!
**Please note that pre-registration is required for this event and walk-ins are not permitted.**
This is a Renovation, Repair and Painting Refresher Training course (RRP). The course is a 4-hour class and includes hands-on procedures and a required certification exam. Upon completion of the class and passing the course exam, your information is uploaded into the U.S. EPA’s database with your uniquely assigned Certified Renovator number. This certification is good for five years. You will receive a certificate in the mail with your unique number and photograph.
You must take a refresher class before the five year expiration date to keep your certification current. If your previous certificate has expired, you must retake the 8-hour training course.
The following is from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Small Entity Compliance Guide to Renovate Right:
What Is the Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting Program (RRP)?
- The Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting Program is a federal regulatory program affecting contractors, property managers, and others who disturb painted surfaces.
- It applies to residential houses, apartments, and child-occupied facilities such as schools and day-care centers built before 1978.
- It includes pre-renovation education requirements as well as training, certification, and work practice requirements.
– Pre-renovation education requirements:
- Contractors, property managers, and others who perform renovations for compensation in residential houses, apartments, and child-occupied facilities built before 1978 are required to distribute a lead pamphlet before starting renovation work.
– Training, certification, and work practice requirements:
- Firms are required to be certified, their employees must be trained (either as a certified renovator or on-the-job by a certified renovator) in use of lead-safe work practices, and lead-safe work practices hat minimize occupants’ exposure to lead hazards must be followed.
- Renovation is broadly defined as any activity that disturbs painted surfaces and includes most repair, remodeling, and maintenance activities, including window replacement.
- The program includes requirements implementing both Section 402(c) and 406(b) of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). (www.epa.gov/lead/pubs/titleten.html)
- EPA’s lead renovation regulations can be found at 40 CFR Part 745, Subpart E.
Who Must Follow the Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule’s Requirements?
In general, anyone who is paid to perform work that disturbs paint in housing and child-occupied facilities built before 1978, this may include, but is not limited to:
– Residential rental property owners/managers
– General contractors
– Special trade contractors, including:
- Painters
- Plumbers
- Carpenters
- Electricians
What Activities Are Subject to the Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Program?
In general, any activity that disturbs paint in pre-1978 housing and child-occupied facilities, including:
- Remodeling and repair/maintenance
- Electrical work
- Plumbing
- Painting preparation
- Carpentry
- Window replacement
You must attend the whole class, any time missed must be made up before certificate can be issued. You must also pass a written exam for issuance of a certificate.
Certificates are usually mailed within a week of the course completion. Please contact the office if you need a copy of your certificate sooner.
Certification is good for five years. You must take a refresher class before the five year expiration date to keep your certification current. If your previous certificate has expired, you must retake the 8-hour training course.
Federal law requires all renovation, repair, and painting firms (including sole proprietorships) working in housing, or facilities where children are routinely present, built before 1978, to be certified. Firm certification is a key requirement to ensure the training of individuals and the use of lead-safe work practices. Firms must apply to EPA for certification to perform renovations or dust sampling. To apply, a firm must submit a completed application and fee to EPA online. https://www.epa.gov/lead/lead-renovationabatement-firm-certification-application-or-update
RESERVATION CANCELLATION
Cancellation out of a training class by a registrant will be subject to the following:
Cancellation at least 7 days before the first day of the training class will entitle the registrant to a full refund of all paid training class fees.
Cancellation 6 days or less, but before the first day of the training class will result in a refund of all paid class fees less a 50% penalty.
Cancellation on or after the first day of the training class, will result in no refund.
Cancellation Penalties are Waived if you Reschedule into a Future Training Class
Apr
If You have any Special Needs or Need a Reasonable Accommodation, Please Contact us Immediately!
**Please note that pre-registration is required for this event and walk-ins are not permitted.**
This is a Renovation, Repair and Painting Initial Training course (RRP). The course is a
8-hour class and includes hands-on procedures and a required certification exam. Upon completion of the class and passing the course exam, your information is uploaded into the U.S. EPA’s database with your uniquely assigned Certified Renovator number. This certification is good for five years. You will receive a certificate in the mail with your unique number and photograph.
You must take a refresher class before the five year expiration date to keep your certification current. If your previous certificate has expired, you must retake the 8-hour training course.
The following is from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Small Entity Compliance Guide to Renovate Right:
What Is the Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting Program (RRP)?
- The Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting Program is a federal regulatory program affecting contractors, property managers, and others who disturb painted surfaces.
- It applies to residential houses, apartments, and child-occupied facilities such as schools and
day-care centers built before 1978.
- It includes pre-renovation education requirements as well as training, certification, and work practice requirements.
– Pre-renovation education requirements:
- Contractors, property managers, and others who perform renovations for compensation in residential houses, apartments, and child-occupied facilities built before 1978 are required to distribute a lead pamphlet before starting renovation work.
– Training, certification, and work practice requirements:
- Firms are required to be certified, their employees must be trained (either as a certified renovator or on-the-job by a certified renovator) in use of lead-safe work practices, and lead-safe work practices hat minimize occupants’ exposure to lead hazards must be followed.
- Renovation is broadly defined as any activity that disturbs painted surfaces and includes most repair, remodeling, and maintenance activities, including window replacement.
- The program includes requirements implementing both Section 402(c) and 406(b) of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). (www.epa.gov/lead/pubs/titleten.html)
- EPA’s lead renovation regulations can be found at 40 CFR Part 745, Subpart E.
Who Must Follow the Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule’s Requirements?
In general, anyone who is paid to perform work that disturbs paint in housing and
child-occupied facilities built before 1978, this may include, but is not limited to:
– Residential rental property owners/managers
– General contractors
– Special trade contractors, including:
- Painters
- Plumbers
- Carpenters
- Electricians
What Activities Are Subject to the Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Program?
In general, any activity that disturbs paint in pre-1978 housing and child-occupied facilities, including:
- Remodeling and repair/maintenance
- Electrical work
- Plumbing
- Painting preparation
- Carpentry
- Window replacement
You must attend the whole class, any time missed must be made up before certificate can be issued. You must also pass a written exam for issuance of a certificate.
Certificates are usually mailed within a week of the course completion. Please contact the office if you need a copy of your certificate sooner.
Certification is good for five years. You must take a refresher class before the five year expiration date to keep your certification current. If your previous certificate has expired, you must retake the 8-hour training course.
Federal law requires all renovation, repair, and painting firms (including sole proprietorships) working in housing, or facilities where children are routinely present, built before 1978, to be certified. Firm certification is a key requirement to ensure the training of individuals and the use of lead-safe work practices. Firms must apply to EPA.
RESERVATION CANCELLATION
Cancellation out of a training class by a registrant will be subject to the following:
Cancellation at least 7 days before the first day of the training class will entitle the registrant to a full refund of all paid training class fees.
Cancellation 6 days or less, but before the first day of the training class will result in a refund of all paid class fees less a 50% penalty.
Cancellation on or after the first day of the training class, will result in no refund.
Cancellation Penalties are Waived if you Reschedule into a Future Training Class
Apr
If You have any Special Needs or Need a Reasonable Accommodation, Please Contact us Immediately!
**Please note that pre-registration is required for this event and walk-ins are not permitted.**
LEAD CLEARANCE TECHNICIAN TRAINING COURSE
This a 12-hour Lead Clearance Technician training course required by the Ohio Department of Health to apply for a Lead Clearance Technician license.
The purpose of this course is to equip Clearance Technicians with the specialized skills necessary to conduct accurate and defensible residential lead clearance examinations for dust wipes only, in NON-abatement jobs. Course follows EPA curriculum and is customized to Ohio regulations.
This two-day class (6 hours per day) allows you to perform clearance reports for NON-abatement jobs (no poisoned child involved/non lead hazard control order in effect). You learn to take dust wipe samples only.
It does NOT allow you to test paint or soil.
Clearance Technicians may only do a clearance after non abatement jobs, such as renovations for the general improvement of the property, or residential rental unit maintenance to prevent poisoning. Clearance examinations are also needed by landlords to determine lead-safe rental property registries required by some mandatory city and voluntary state rules.
COURSE TOPICS
History of lead use, sources of environmental lead contamination, development of sampling strategies, lead-based paint sampling and analysis, clearance report generation, testing of other media for lead contamination, Ohio Department of Health rules, EPA/HUD regulations, , disclosure requirements.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Persons who wish to serve landlords trying to show lead–safe status of rental properties for city ordinances such as those recently passed by the Cities of Cleveland and Toledo. After rental property maintenance practices have been performed by a RRP trained, EPA certified renovator, OR an Ohio Licensed Abatement Contractor or Project Designer, a Clearance Technician will perform a lead clearance and issue a report.
From the Ohio Department of Health Frequently Asked Questions Memo regarding Lead Clearance Technicians:
Clearance Technician scope of practice.
1) A Clearance Technician is licensed to perform clearance examinations on non-abatement lead projects ONLY.
2) A Clearance Technician shall not design, perform, prepare, or provide advice on:
- a) Lead inspections;
- b) Lead-based paint sampling;
- c) Lead risk assessments, lead hazard screen risk assessments, or other lead assessment activities;
- d) Lead abatement projects;
- e) Pre-abatement plans for designed abatement projects;
- f) Specifications for a lead abatement project; or
- g) Lead abatement activities.
3) A Clearance Technician shall not perform a clearance examination at a residential unit, child care facility or school for the purpose of determining compliance with a lead hazard control order issued pursuant to rule 3701-3009 of the Administrative Code.
———————————————————————————-
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION: Can a licensed Clearance Technician conduct limited testing, screening, surveying, or evaluation for the presence of lead-based paint or lead based paint hazards?
No. Clearance Technicians are licensed to perform clearance examinations on non-abatement projects only. They cannot collect samples for limited testing, screening, surveying or evaluation of a property.
You must attend the whole class, any time missed must be made up before certificate can be issued. You must also pass a written exam for issuance of a certificate.
Certificates are usually mailed within a week of the course completion. Please contact the office if you need a copy of your certificate sooner.
Lead Clearance Technician Licenses are issued to the individual, not to a company. Application fee to the State of Ohio for the Lead Clearance Technician License: $250.00
You must sit for a third party exam after applying for your license: $70.00
The license is good for two years. To renew your license, you must apply to the State of Ohio and pay the $250 application fee. A refresher training course is required every 4 years.
You must take a refresher course within your two year licensure period in order to renew your lead license. Failure to do so will result in increased State application fees and if not renewed quickly enough, you will be required to repeat the 40 hours of initial training.
RESERVATION CANCELLATION:
Cancellation out of a training class by a registrant will be subject to the following:
Cancellation at least 7 days before the first day of the training class will entitle the registrant to a full refund of all paid training class fees.
Cancellation 6 days or less, but before the first day of the training class will result in a refund of all paid class fees less a 50% penalty.
Cancellation on or after the first day of the training class, will result in no refund.
Cancellation Penalties are Waived if you Reschedule into a Future Training Class
Apr
If You have any Special Needs or Need a Reasonable Accommodation, Please Contact us Immediately!
*Satisfies Requirement for Inspector Refresher*
**Please note that pre-registration is required for this event and walk-ins are not permitted.**
This 8-hour Lead Risk Assessor / Inspector Refresher training course is required by the Ohio Department of Health to reapply for a Lead Risk Assessor or Lead Inspector license
A licensed person must successfully complete the appropriate Ohio-approved refresher course within two years of their initial training or previous refresher course. If refresher training is not completed within two years the initial course must be repeated.
COURSE TOPICS:
Health effects of lead, regulatory updates including ODH rules and EPA/HUD regulations, abatement strategies and controls, and various review exercises.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Licensed Lead Risk Assessors and Licensed Lead Inspectors
According to the Ohio Department of Health Frequently Asked Question Memo:
- How do I renew my license?
To renew your license the following must be submitted to the Lead Poisoning Prevention Program:
1) A completed application with an original signature.
2) A copy of the refresher course certificate for the license sought.
3) A check or money order made out to the “Treasurer, State of Ohio” in the amount of $500.00 as listed on the application.
4) A photograph must be submitted with the licensure application. A recent passport sized color photo shall be attached. In lieu of attaching the photo, the applicant may e-mail a photo to lead@odh.ohio.gov. The photo must be FAQ 3701-32 and 3701-82 7/2016 in JPG format and must be labeled with the applicant’s last name and the last four digits of his/her social security number (i.e. Smith 5555).
You must attend the whole class, any time missed must be made up before certificate can be issued.
Certificates are usually mailed within a week of the course completion. Please contact the office if you need a copy of your certificate sooner.
Your license will be reissued by The Ohio Department of Health. Application fee to the State of Ohio for the Lead Risk Assessor or Lead Inspector License is $250.00.
Lead Risk Assessor or Lead Inspector Licenses are issued to the individual, not to a company.
You must take a refresher course within your two year licensure period in order to renew your lead license. Failure to do so will result in increased State application fees and if not renewed quickly enough, you will be required to repeat the 40 hours of initial training.
RESERVATION CANCELLATION
Cancellation out of a training class by a registrant will be subject to the following:
Cancellation at least 7 days before the first day of the training class will entitle the registrant to a full refund of all paid training class fees.
Cancellation 6 days or less, but before the first day of the training class will result in a refund of all paid class fees less a 50% penalty.
Cancellation on or after the first day of the training class, will result in no refund.
Cancellation Penalties are Waived if you Reschedule into a Future Training Class
Feb
If You have any Special Needs or Need a Reasonable Accommodation, Please Contact us Immediately!
**Please note that pre-registration is required for this event and walk-ins are not permitted.**
LEAD ABATEMENT WORKER TRAINING
The typical Lead Abatement Worker training course is a 32-hour training course as required by the Ohio Department of Health to apply for a Lead Abatement Worker license. However, this class is being taught as the Lead Abatement Contractor class and is a 40-hour training course and satisfies the requirements for the Lead Abatement Worker course.
This training course uses both the EPA model Lead Abatement Contractor curriculum, HUD Guidelines, and includes OSHA and EPA compliance requirements. The class focuses on identification of safe work practices and job specifications for controlling hazards of lead paint, dust, and soil. Table top exercises are used to teach how to choose abatement methods that are most cost-effective. Trainees participate in hands-on demonstrations of abatement techniques, personal protective equipment, and environmental testing methods.
COURSE TOPICS:
Current and Pending Regulations, Recognition and Control of Hazards, Toxicology of Lead, Effective Employee Training and Protection, Project Supervision Techniques, Estimating Costs of Abatement Jobs, Waste Disposal Issues, OSHA Compliance Requirements, Pre-Abatement Plan Preparation, Legal Liabilities Associated with Lead Abatement, Ohio Dept. of Health Rules, HUD Guidelines, Hands-on Demonstration of Abatement Techniques.
From the Ohio Department of Health Frequently Asked Questions Memo regarding Lead Abatement Workers:
Lead Abatement Worker scope of practice.
A) A Lead Abatement Worker is licensed to perform lead abatement. In a residential unit, child care facility or school, or the soil surrounding it, or both, a Lead Abatement Worker may perform:
- Lead abatement;
- Lead-safe renovation;
- Essential maintenance practices;
- Interim controls, and
- Paint stabilization.
B) A Lead Abatement Worker shall not:
- Supervise lead abatement;
- Perform or provide advice on lead inspections;
- Perform or provide advice on lead-based paint sampling;
- Perform or provide advice on clearance examinations;
- Perform or provide advice on lead risk assessments;
- Perform or provide advice on lead hazard screen risk assessments;
- Perform or provide advice on other lead assessment activity;
- Design lead abatement projects, or
- Prepare pre-abatement plans.
You must attend the whole class, any time missed must be made up before certificate can be issued. You must also pass a written exam for issuance of a certificate.
Certificates are usually mailed within a week of the course completion. Please contact the office if you need a copy of your certificate sooner.
Your license will be issued by The Ohio Department of Health.
Application fee to the State of Ohio for the Lead Abatement Worker License: $50.00
You must sit for a third party exam after applying for your license: $70.00
License is good for two years. To renew your license, you must show proof of attending an 8-hour refresher training course.
You must take a refresher course within your two year licensure period in order to renew your lead license. Failure to do so will result in increased State application fees and if not renewed quickly enough, you will be required to repeat the 40 hours of initial training.
RESERVATION CANCELLATION
Cancellation out of a training class by a registrant will be subject to the following:
Cancellation at least 7 days before the first day of the training class will entitle the registrant to a full refund of all paid training class fees.
Cancellation 6 days or less, but before the first day of the training class will result in a refund of all paid class fees less a 50% penalty.
Cancellation on or after the first day of the training class, will result in no refund.
Cancellation Penalties are Waived if you Reschedule into a Future Training Class
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**Please note that pre-registration is required for this event and walk-ins are not permitted.**
LEAD INSPECTOR TRAINING
This 24-hour Lead Inspector Initial training course (Monday – Wednesday) is required by the Ohio Department of Health to apply for a Lead Abatement Inspector license and a pre-requisite for the Lead Risk Assessor license.
The purpose of this course is to equip inspectors with the specialized skills necessary to conduct accurate and defensible residential inspections for lead-based paint. Course follows EPA curriculum and HUD guidelines.
COURSE TOPICS
History of lead use, sources of environmental lead contamination, development of sampling strategies, lead-based paint sampling and analysis, inspection report generation, testing of other media for lead contamination, Ohio Department of Health rules, EPA/HUD regulations, theory and use of x-ray fluorescence analyzers, disclosure requirements.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Housing/commercial building inspectors, industrial hygienists, environmental safety and health consultants, trainers, and community development professionals should attend. This course is a prerequisite for the Risk Assessor Training course.
From the Ohio Department of Health Frequently Asked Questions Memo regarding Lead Inspectors:
Lead Inspector scope of practice.
1) A Lead Inspector is licensed to perform:
- a) Lead inspections;
- b) Lead-based paint sampling; and
- c) Clearance examinations.
2) A Lead Inspector shall not:
- a) Perform lead risk assessments, lead hazard screen risk assessments, or other lead assessment activities;
- b) Design lead abatement projects;
- c) Prepare pre-abatement plans; or
- d) Perform lead abatement, lead-safe renovations, or essential maintenance practices.
LEAD RISK ASSESSOR TRAINING
This 16-hour Lead Risk Assessor Initial training course (Thursday and Friday) is required by the Ohio Department of Health to apply for a Lead Risk Assessor license. You must take the 24-hour Inspector Initial to as a prerequisite to apply for the Lead Risk Assessor license.
Classroom lectures and hands-on activities are conducted to familiarize participants with the likely locations of lead hazards, the interpretation of results of paint, dust, soil and water testing; development of abatement and hazard reduction options; report generation, and disclosure requirements.
COURSE TOPICS
Developing testing and sampling strategies, sampling protocols, interpreting testing results, abatement plan development, ODH rules, and EPA/HUD regulations.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Housing/commercial building inspectors, industrial hygienists, environmental, safety and health consultants, lead program professionals, and community development professionals.
From the Ohio Department of Health Frequently Asked Questions Memo regarding Lead Risk Assessors:
Lead Risk Assessor application scope of practice.
1) A Lead Risk Assessor is licensed to conduct:
- a) Lead Inspections;
- b) Lead-based paint sampling;
- c) Clearance examinations;
- d) Lead risk assessments;
- e) Lead hazard screen risk assessments;
- f) Other lead assessment activities, and
- g) Identify lead hazard control strategies to reduce or eliminate lead exposures.
2) A Lead Risk Assessor shall not:
- a) Design lead abatement projects;
- b) Prepare pre-abatement plans;
- c) Write lead abatement specifications, and
- d) Perform lead abatement, lead-safe renovation or essential maintenance practices.
You must attend the whole class, any time missed must be made up before certificate can be issued. You must also pass a written exam for issuance of a certificate.
Certificates are usually mailed within a week of the course completion. Please contact the office if you need a copy of your certificate sooner.
Lead Risk Assessor Licenses are issued to the individual, not to a company.
You must attend a Lead Inspector Initial and a Lead Risk Assessor Initial training class in order to apply for the Risk Assessor license.
Application fee to the State of Ohio for the Lead Inspector License: $250.00
You must sit for a third party exam after applying for your license: $70.00
License is good for two years. To renew your license, you must show proof of attending an 8-hour refresher training course.
You must take a refresher course within your two year licensure period in order to renew your lead license. Failure to do so will result in increased State application fees and if not renewed quickly enough, you will be required to repeat the 40 hours of training.
RESERVATION CANCELLATION
Cancellation out of a training class by a registrant will be subject to the following:
Cancellation at least 7 days before the first day of the training class will entitle the registrant to a full refund of all paid training class fees.
Cancellation 6 days or less, but before the first day of the training class will result in a refund of all paid class fees less a 50% penalty.
Cancellation on or after the first day of the training class, will result in no refund.
Cancellation Penalties are Waived if you Reschedule into a Future Training Class