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Lead Poisoning Prevention
Department of Human Services

UPCOMING CLASSES

 

Lead-Safe Work Practices Training

Training For Contractors, Remodelers, Painters,

Weatherization and Maintenance Workers, Code or Home Inspectors,

Do-It-Yourselfers or anyone working on homes built before 1978.

 

 

To see the schedule of upcoming classes or to register for a class, please visit: Western Regional Lead Training Center's Web site

 

Or contact  Ann Kimerling at (541) 737-6839, FAX (541) 737-4600, or email: wrltc@engr.orst.edu

 

 

Why Take This Training?

 

Learn How to Comply With The New Lead-Based Paint Rules

 

Learn How To Prevent Lead Poisoning

  • Renovation, repair and painting activities create a lot of dust.
  • In older homes, this dust can contain lead.
  • Lead and lead dust is toxic-to you, your kids and your clients.

Learn How To Protect Your Business

  • Reduce dust to protect yourself and your customers.
  • Avoid taking lead dust home to your family.

Learn How To Increase Your Business

  • Customers value knowing that their families will be safe from lead.
  • Neighbors and customers value cleaner and less dusty job sites.

 

Participants will receive a Lead-Safe Work Practices Certificate of

Completion consistent with HUD standards.

 

LEARN HOW TO WORK LEAD-SAFE IN ONE DAY!

 

 

Training provided by Oregon Department of Human Services in conjunction with the

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
 
Page updated: November 09, 2007

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