Lead Abatement Worker

A lead abatement worker certification is for a person who does lead abatement work. They must have a certified lead supervisor to oversee the lead abatement project. A lead abatement worker may also do lead-safe renovation work, if trained in Wisconsin.

Type

Initial, Renewal

Description

In Wisconsin, a person must be certified to work with lead-based paint. A lead abatement worker certification is for a person who does lead abatement work. They must have a certified lead supervisor to oversee the lead abatement project. A lead abatement worker may also do lead-safe renovation work, if trained in Wisconsin (learn more about lead-safe renovation)

Lead abatement workers 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.

Fees

$100 for two years. State and local government workers don’t have to pay the fee.

Program information

The Lead Certification Program makes sure lead professionals are trained, certified and work safely.

Glossary

 
Last revised January 22, 2024