Interactive 5-Day (40 Hour) Training that includes lecture and hands-on. Topics include but not limited to: Lead-Based Paint hazards, federal and state regulaions and guidelines. Project management, worker protection, mitigation, legal and issurance and supervisor roles.  

IMPORTANT: 

Application Education and Experience Requirement:

Prior to training, all individuals applying for a Lead Supervisor for Housing and Public Buildings permit must certify that they meet the minimum education and experience requirements as set forth at N.J.A.C. 8:62-3.2(e).

A permit will be issued only to those applicants who meet the following:

1. A minimum of one (1) year experience as a lead abatement worker; and

2. A minimum of two (2) years experience in a related field or the construction trades.

This course has been approved by NJDOH

This Lead Abatement Supervisor refresher training provides information on lead-based paint abatement and regulatory guidelines. This course meets NJDOH standard and is an EPA Model Curriculum. A certified Supervisor can perform all of the duties that a Worker can. In addition, a Supervisor is responsible for occupant safety during the abatement process and for writing the abatement plan. The course focuses on essential abatement procedures including site preparation, contract planning, project management, abatement implementation and record-keeping.

Interactive 4-Day (32 Hour) Training that includes lecture and hands-on. Topics include but not limited to: Lead-Based Paint hazards, federal and state regulaions and guidelines. Project management, worker protection, mitigation, legal and issurance.   

Please note this training is being provided by our Training Partner who is an NYSDOL Mold Approved Training Agency

Two courses in one week! Come take this NYSDOL approved training course with one of our Subject Matter Experts. Students will leave with a dual certification, Assessor and Remediation Contractor. Upon successful completion of the course, student will have to submit application to New York State Department of Labor Licensing unit to obtain a license.

Please note this training is being provided by our Training Partner who is an NYSDOL Mold Approved Training Agency

Mold Assessor is a 4 day course required for professionals who will perform mold assessment and will design and write remediation plans for mold abatement. New York State regulations require any individual performing mold assessments to attend an accredited mold assessor training program. Upon successful completion of the course, student will have to submit an application to New York State Department of Labor Licensing unit to obtain a license. The NYSDOL mold course covers the following: • Introduction to health effects • Workplace hazards - PPE, Respirators, Asbestos, Confined spaces, etc. • Overview of Regulations and guidelines (NYSDOL, EPA, OSHA, NYCDOHMH, and IICRC) • Visual inspections • Measurement equipment • Biological sampling strategies • Work practices, documentation and forms • Clearance testing and procedures • Basics of HVAC systems • Interpreting sampling results / survey protocol • Writing mold remediation plans

Please note this training is being provided by our Training Partner who is an NYSDOL Mold Approved Training Agency

Mold Remediation Contractor course is a 3 day course that is required for contractors who perform mold remediation work. New York State regulations require contractors who operate a company that performs mold remediation services or write/approve mold remediation work plans to have a mold remediation contractor license from an accredited training program. Upon successful completion of the course, student will have to submit application to New York State Department of Labor Licensing unit to obtain a license.

This course has been approved by NJDOH

• Review of Federal, State and Local Regulations. Review of health concerns of Lead-Based Paint. Review sampling and testing methods. Review use of XRF paint analyzers. 
• Review roles and responsibilities of Risk Assessor. Review Lead hazard screen protocol. Review preparation of final risk assessment report. Development of hazard control options

If renewing for NJ, you must provide proof of permit card to ATI prior to taking the class. The LIRA Refresher is a Bi-Annual Refresher. 

This course will be given in Spanish. 

As of April 22, 2010, anyone who performs renovations, repairs, or painting (RRP) in pre-1978 housing or child-occupied facilities must be Lead-Safe Certified by the EPA or an EPA-Authorized state. Individuals and firms that are not certified could face fines of up to $41,056 per day. To get certified, individuals must take this 1-day Lead RRP Training course.

This Lead Renovator Initial Certification (RRP Training) course is 8 hours in length and includes lead safety training approved by the EPA or applicable EPA-Authorized state program. Any contractor performing qualifying work on pre-1978 homes or child-occupied facilities must employ at least one Certified Renovator who has successfully completed this training. Companies must also process an application to become a Lead Safe Certified Firm. The course concludes with a certification exam.