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HSA's training programs include but are not limited
to:
- Lead-Related Construction Supervisor and Worker Initial Training and Continuing Education Courses
- AHERA Refreshers
- 16-Hour Operations & Maintenance (Asbestos)
- HAZWOPER
- Confined Space Entry
- Asbestos Hazard Awareness
- Lead Hazard Awareness
- Respiratory Protection/SCBA
- NIOSH 582
- Mold Remediation
- Management Seminars for EH&S Practitioners
In addition to a
comprehensive understanding of the technical aspects of these programs, all of
our instructors possess practical, hands-on experience that helps course
attendees appreciate the application of "textbook" procedures in real-world
situations.
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Is Lead Certification Required for the type of work I do?
When Certification Is Required...
When Certification Is Not Required...
How to
become certified.
If you take courses from a training
provider that has not been accredited by CDHS, you will not be
eligible for certification.
Getting a New Certificate?
The type of training you should take depends on which lead
certificate you want to apply for. Before you spend money on a course:
- Make sure you know
which
certificate is right for the kind of work you want to do.
- Make sure you are
eligible
for the type of certificate you want to get.
Refreshing old Training?
If you are applying for a new certificate and it has been more than
1 year since you completed your CDHS-approved training, you must
"refresh" that training by taking CDHS-approved Continuing Education
before applying for certification. The type of continuing education
you should take depends on which lead certificate(s) you want to get.
See the chart below.
Note: You must apply for certification within 3 years of
completing your training. If it has been more than 3 years since
you completed your CDHS-approved training, you must retake that
training from a CDHS-approved training provider before applying for
certification.
Renewing an Existing Certificate?
If you are renewing your certificate(s), you may have to take
continuing education. The type of continuing education you should take
depends on which lead certificate(s) you have.
- Continuing education must be taken every other time you apply
for renewal.
- Your continuing education cannot be more than two years old when
you apply for renewal.
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Title 17, California Code of Regulations, Division 1, Chapter
8, Accreditation, Certification and Work Practices in Lead-Related Construction
Health Science Associates, a
California Department of Health Services (CDHS) Accredited Training Provider
can provide employee safety and health training designed to fit your company’s
needs and satisfy all current federal, state, and local regulations for
hazardous materials and substance handling. Our instructors are able to
communicate what your employees need to know in ways that stimulate their
interest and promote interaction.
Contact our Training Department via e-mail
Training
Department
Click
here for our list of Scheduled Classes
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