A lead abatement supervisor certification is for a person who oversees lead abatement projects onsite. A lead abatement supervisor may also do lead-safe renovation work, if trained in Wisconsin.
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Description
In Wisconsin, a person must be certified to work with lead-based paint. A lead abatement supervisor certification is for a person who oversees lead abatement projects onsite. A lead abatement supervisor may also do lead-safe renovation work, if trained in Wisconsin (learn more about lead safe renovation).
Lead abatement supervisors must be associated with a certified lead company when doing lead work.
Duration
Two years. An eight-hour refresher training is required every two years to renew.
Fees
$275 for a two-year license. State and local government workers don’t have to pay the fee.
Prerequisites
You must be 18 years of age or older and have one of the following:
- One year of experience as a certified lead abatement worker.
- Two years or more of experience in a related field, such as asbestos or mold remediation, building trades, construction, painting, remodeling, or maintenance.
You also must complete the following training courses:
- The one-day initial lead-safe renovation course.
- The one-day initial lead abatement work course.
- The two-day initial lead abatement supervision course.
You must pass a state certification exam within six months after completing the first training course.
Instructions
There are two ways to apply after you complete required training:
- Apply for asbestos certification online
- Submit a paper form:
Wisconsin statute
Other agencies involved
Program information
The Lead Certification Program makes sure lead professionals are trained, certified and work safely.