OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH TRAINING

Lead Paint Visual Inspector Training
Total Cost $320 (Tuition $180 Fees $140)
Learn to perform lead paint inspections as approved by the Maryland Department of Environment's Lead Risk Reduction Standard. Cover reports and protocols, health effects of lead exposure and lead hazard controls.

Lead Paint Visual Inspector Refresher
Total Cost $200 (Tuition $105 Fees $95)
Meets the Maryland Department of Environment's Training requirements to maintain accreditation as a Visual Inspector. Learn policies, new regulations and procedures, and new safety applications.

Lead Paint Maintenance and Repainting Supervisor Training
Total Cost $320 (Tuition $180 Fees $140)
If you work in rental properties in Maryland you'll learn how to comply with the Maryland Lead Risk Reduction Standard including health effects of exposure to lead safety techniques and clean-up procedures while working with lead. OSHA related safety programs.

Lead Paint Maintenance and Repainting Supervisor Refresher
Total Cost $200 (Tuition $105 Fees $95)
Update your knowledge regarding changes in the regulations and techniques related to lead paint activities. Topics to be covered include federal and state laws that require compliance with lead paint abatement.

Lead Paint Risk Assessor Refresher
Total Cost $200 (Tuition $105 Fees $95)
This one-day EPA-accredited course is required by the state of Maryland for all lead-paint risk assessors who perform work in this state and need reaccreditation of their licenses. To complete the accreditation process, an application (which will be provided in the class) must be submitted to the Maryland Department of the Environment along with a fee of $200 upon satisfactory completion of the course.

Lead Paint Inspector Technician Refresher
Total Cost $200 (Tuition $105 Fees $95)
This is a one-day EPA-accredited course for those who want to reaccredit their license to perform lead paint inspections. Reaccreditation is required by the state of Maryland for all lead-paint inspector technicians who perform work in this state. To complete the accreditation process, an application (which will be provided in the class) must be submitted to the Maryland Department of the Environment along with a fee of $125 upon satisfactory completion of the course.