HMFA has acquired many properties that may have been completed prior to 1978, and may thus be subject to Part 35. The exact number will not be known for some months yet. Based on the above analysis, the best current estimate is that approximately 5500 additional units will have to be dust- wiped each year for full compliance with Part 35. An additional 1500 units will require interim control work. Locating an accredited training provider.
Training providers are readily available.
They are accredited by the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services. As an example, a list of courses offered by trainers this past December is included with this plan. There are presently eighteen certified training providers in the state. Call individual training providers for course availability and scheduling. As a lead hazard control grantee, DCA has offered to pay for lead discipline training for subgrantee staffs, Weatherization staff, and Youthbuild participants to take lead discipline trainers.