Lead Abatement Training & Certification
The State of Michigan and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) offers training and certification for those wishing to become certified lead professionals. Below are a few of the programs offered through the MI Lead Safe initiative.
LEAD ABATEMENT WORKERS perform lead abatement and remediation activities under the supervison of a certified lead abatement supervisor.
LEAD ABATEMENT SUPERVISORS oversee lead abatement and remediation projects by supervising abatement workers and preparing occupant protection plans and reports.
LEAD ABATEMENT FIRMS/CONTRACTORS perform lead abatement and remediation services in older homes.
LEAD INSPECTORS/RISK ASSESSORS identify lead-based paint by testing all painted surfaces using an X-Ray Flourescence (XRF) device. Painted surfaces may include windows, walls, doors, siding, etc. Risk Assessors also identify lead-based paint hazards using an XRF device to test deteriorated paint and by collecting dust, soil, and sometimes water samples.
LEAD ABATEMENT WORKERS perform lead abatement and remediation activities under the supervison of a certified lead abatement supervisor.
LEAD ABATEMENT SUPERVISORS oversee abatement/remediation projects, abatement workers and prepare occupant protection plans/reports.
LEAD ABATEMENT FIRMS/CONTRACTORS performs lead abatement and remediation services in older homes.
LEAD INSPECTORS/RISK ASSESSORS identify lead-based paint by testing all painted surfaces using an X-Ray Flourescence (XRF) device. Painted surfaces may include windows, walls, doors, siding, etc. Risk Assessors also identify lead-based paint hazards using an XRF device to test deteriorated paint and by collecting dust, soil, and sometimes water samples.
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