This comprehensive two-day course covers the regulated process for determining the presence and type of lead-based paint hazards.

Key Topics Include:

• Reviewing and interpreting lead inspection data
• Detailed review of homes to identify potential lead-related hazards
• Thorough review of dust, soil, paint, and water sampling requirements
• Required methodologies to evaluate hazards and painted components in housing
• Developing strategies and recommendations to control lead-related hazards
• Required documentation and report creation standards

Certification Process: Upon completion of this course, attendees must submit their certificate and fees to the State of Michigan to obtain state certification as lead risk assessors. Participants must also pass a third-party (State) certification exam. Additionally, applicants must be currently accredited as a Lead Inspector in the State of Michigan. Applicants must also document:

• At least a high school diploma or equivalent and 3 years of related experience in a construction or environmental trade, or
• An Associate’s degree and 2 years of related experience in a construction or environmental trade, or
• A Bachelor’s degree and 1 year of experience in a construction or environmental field

Important Note:
As per the Michigan Lead Abatement Act, individuals who wish to test for lead-related hazards in target housing and child-occupied facilities must first become licensed lead inspectors/risk assessors. This certification must be renewed every 3 years. While required applications are provided during the training course, fees and third-party (State) licensing exams are not included in the course cost.