Lead Training Built Around Real-World Work and Compliance Requirements
Practical Lead Training for Contractors, Inspectors, and Property Owners
Lead-related work comes with strict requirements, especially in older buildings, schools, childcare facilities, and rental housing. Proper training is critical not just for compliance, but for protecting workers and occupants during renovation, inspection, and abatement activities.
ETC provides EPA and State of Michigan accredited lead training courses for professionals at all levels — from awareness training and RRP certification to inspector, risk assessor, and abatement licensing courses.
Our courses focus on practical application, real job-site conditions, and helping students understand how the regulations actually apply in the field.
Lead Training Courses Offered
- Lead Abatement Supervisor Initial
- Lead Abatement Supervisor Refresher
- Lead Abatement Worker Initial
- Lead Abatement Worker Refresher
- Lead Inspector Initial
- Lead Inspector Refresher
- Lead Risk Assessor Initial
- Lead Risk Assessor Refresher
- EPA Renovation, Repair & Painting (RRP) Certification
- Lead Awareness Training
- Detroit Landlord Training Program (DLTP)
- Spanish-language lead training courses
Who Typically Takes Lead Training
- Contractors and renovation professionals
- Lead inspectors and risk assessors
- Property owners and landlords
- Maintenance staff and facility personnel
- Environmental and safety professionals
- Organizations working in pre-1978 buildings or child-occupied facilities
Common Applications
- EPA and State of Michigan lead certification requirements
- Lead-safe renovation and repair work
- Inspection and risk assessment activities
- HUD and OSHA compliance
- Detroit rental property compliance and Certificate of Compliance (CoC) support
- Maintaining active lead certifications through refresher training
Frequently Asked Questions
Who needs lead training or certification?
Lead training is commonly required for contractors, inspectors, risk assessors, property managers, and others working in pre-1978 buildings or child-occupied facilities where lead-based paint may be present.
Does ETC offer refresher courses?
Yes. ETC offers both initial and refresher lead certification courses to help professionals maintain active credentials and stay compliant with EPA and State of Michigan requirements.
Are online or multilingual options available?
Yes. ETC offers select online and Spanish-language lead training courses to make certification and refresher training more accessible for working professionals.
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