Duties involve the planning, supervision, and evaluation of a statewide program to evaluate and prevent exposure to asbestos and lead hazards.
Supervision is exercised over professional and technical personnel.
Work is performed under the general supervision of the Director of Environmental Health, but with need for extensive interaction with professional, public, and private industry personnel and other state agency personnel with interests or roles in asbestos and lead hazards. Participates in the preparation of the division budget and policies. In preparation for program budget, prepares applications for grants for appropriate agencies. Implements programs for certification, project notification, school assistance, technical assistance and enforcement. Drafts rules, policies, practices, and procedures to carry out the program.