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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 840 - HEALTH AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES REGISTRY CODE › Subpart D - OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE REGISTRY › Appendix C - Forms and Instructions for Occupational Disease Registry (Repealed) › Exhibit A - Instructions for completing The Laboratory Based Report of Adult Blood Lead Analysis (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 840 - HEALTH AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES REGISTRY CODE › Subpart D - OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE REGISTRY › Appendix C - Forms and Instructions for Occupational Disease Registry (Repealed) › Exhibit B - Instructions for completing the Health Department Follow-up Report of Adult Blood Lead Level Analysis For Results of 25 mcg/dl and Above (Local Health Authorities will use this form) (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 840 - HEALTH AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES REGISTRY CODE › Subpart D - OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE REGISTRY › Appendix C - Forms and Instructions for Occupational Disease Registry (Repealed) › Illustration A - Health Department Laboratory Report of Adult Elevated Blood Lead Analysis 25 mcg/dl and Above (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 840 - HEALTH AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES REGISTRY CODE › Subpart D - OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE REGISTRY › Appendix C - Forms and Instructions for Occupational Disease Registry (Repealed) › Illustration B - Health Department Follow-Up Report of Adult Blood Lead Levels Analysis for Results of 25 mcg/dl and Above (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 843 - ILLINOIS CLEAR-WIN PROGRAM CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 843.10 - Applicability

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The rules in this Part govern the implementation of the
				  Comprehensive Lead Education, Reduction, and Window Replacement Program
				  Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 843 - ILLINOIS CLEAR-WIN PROGRAM CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 843.15 - Incorporated and Referenced Materials

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a)
				The following materials are incorporated in this Part:
1) Federal Regulations:
A) Lead Standard:
				29 CFR
				1910.1025 and
				29 CFR
				1926.62, Occupational Safety and
				Health Administration (OSHA) (2020)
B) Respiratory Protection Standard:
				29 CFR
				1910.134, OSHA (2020)
C) Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention in
				Certain Residential Structures:
				40 CFR
				745, subparts D, F and L, United States
				Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) (2022)
D) Protection of Identity - Research
				Subjects: 42 CFR
				2a.4, Department of Health and Human Services
				(2022)
E) Lead-Safe Housing Rule:
				24 CFR
				35, Department of Housing and Urban
				Development (HUD) (2004)
F) State
				or Indian Tribal Lead-Based Paint Compliance and Enforcement Programs; Flexible
				Remedies: 40 CFR
				745, subpart Q, part 327(b)(3), USEPA
				(2011)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 843 - ILLINOIS CLEAR-WIN PROGRAM CODE › Subpart B - RESPONSIBILITIES OF FUND RECIPIENTS › Section 843.50 - Lead Direct Assistance Program (LDAP)

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a)
The purpose of the Lead Direct
				Assistance Program is to employ primary prevention strategies to prevent
				childhood lead poisoning.
The following shall apply to application for
				and implementation of assistance under LDAP and to the administration of LDAP
				by the Department and its delegate agencies.
b) LDAP Application Evaluation Criteria
1) Applicants have read and intend to comply
				with the Lead Safe Housing Maintenance Standards provided by the Department
				(see Section 843.90) ; and
2)
If the property is a rental
				property, the recipient must also certify that he or she will continue to rent
				to the same tenant or other low-income tenant for a period of not less than 5
				years following completion of the work
[410 ILCS
				43/16(b) ].
3) Applications for assistance will be
				evaluated for funding when a complete application on forms developed by the
				Department or its agents is submitted. Assistance is subject to availability of
				program funding and covered costs cannot exceed the assessed value of the
				property.
A) Assistance may be approved for
				owner-occupied properties when:
i) the
				property contains lead hazards;
ii)
				the property is a child-occupied property, a child care facility, or the
				residence of a pregnant woman; and
iii) the owner is low-income.
B) Assistance may be approved for
				rental properties when:
i) the property
				contains lead hazards; and
ii) 50%
				or more of the renters in the residential property are low-income.
C) Assistance may be approved for
				any residence that is subject to a Lead Mitigation Notice or Order issued by
				the Department or its delegate.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 843 - ILLINOIS CLEAR-WIN PROGRAM CODE › Subpart B - RESPONSIBILITIES OF FUND RECIPIENTS › Section 843.60 - Validation and Reporting

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a)
				Validation
1) All work to abate lead-based
				paint, soil and dust and leaded plumbing hazards which funds are expended
				pursuant to LDAP shall be documented by Department-licensed Lead Inspectors or
				Lead Risk Assessors with respect to meeting final clearance evaluation
				requirements as set forth in the Lead Poisoning Prevention Code (77 Ill. Adm.
				Code 845). If the residence is licensed by the Illinois Department of Child and
				Family Services (DCFS) as a child care facility, lead in water mitigation
				measures and validation sampling shall also comply with the applicable
				requirements contained within the DCFS licensing standards, 89 Ill. Adm. Code
				406 and 408;
2) All work to remove
				or replace leaded plumbing hazards for which funds are expended pursuant to
				LDAP shall be performed by plumbers licensed and registered in accordance with
				the Illinois Plumbing License Law and inspected by an Illinois-certified
				plumbing inspector in accordance with Section
				890.1910 of the Illinois
				Plumbing Code and Section
				750.730 of the Plumbers
				Licensing Code; and
3) Completion
				of contractual work requirements established between the person completing the
				work and the Department's delegate agencies shall be deemed satisfactory only
				after the Department has determined that all work performed complies with all
				applicable codes and standards and has met all of the contractual
				obligations.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 843 - ILLINOIS CLEAR-WIN PROGRAM CODE › Subpart C - STANDARDS FOR MITIGATION AND ABATEMENT OF LEAD HAZARDS › Section 843.70 - Lead Hazard Identification

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a) All
				lead inspections shall be conducted by a Department-licensed Lead Inspector or
				Lead Risk Assessor in accordance with the Lead Poisoning Prevention
				Code.
b) All lead hazard
				identification or risk assessments shall be performed by a Department-licensed
				Lead Risk Assessor in accordance with the Lead Poisoning Prevention
				Code.
c) All final clearance
				evaluations shall be conducted by a Department-licensed Lead Inspector or Lead
				Risk Assessor in accordance with the Lead Poisoning Prevention Code.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 843 - ILLINOIS CLEAR-WIN PROGRAM CODE › Subpart C - STANDARDS FOR MITIGATION AND ABATEMENT OF LEAD HAZARDS › Section 843.80 - Mitigation and Abatement of Lead-Based Paint, Soil and Dust Hazards

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a) All lead-based
				paint, soil and dust hazard mitigation and abatement shall be conducted by a
				Department-licensed Lead Abatement Contractor in accordance with the Lead
				Poisoning Prevention Code.
b)
Additional repairs and clean-up costs associated with a failed final
				clearance evaluation, including follow-up tests, shall be the responsibility of
				the person performing the work under the LDAP
[410 ILCS
				43/16(d) ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 843 - ILLINOIS CLEAR-WIN PROGRAM CODE › Subpart C - STANDARDS FOR MITIGATION AND ABATEMENT OF LEAD HAZARDS › Section 843.85 - Replacement of Leaded Plumbing Materials

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a) All replacement of leaded plumbing
				materials shall be performed by plumbers licensed and registered in accordance
				with the Illinois Plumbing License Law and inspected by an Illinois-certified
				plumbing inspector in accordance with Section
				890.1910 of the Illinois
				Plumbing Code and Section
				750.730 of the Plumbers
				Licensing Code.
b) All replacement
				of leaded plumbing materials shall comply with the requirements of the Illinois
				Plumbing Code.
c) When a lead
				service line is replaced under the LDAP, a complete lead service line
				replacement must be performed in accordance with Section
				17.12 of the Environmental
				Protection Act [415 ILCS 5/17.12 ]. The property
				owner must provide notice to the owner or operator of the community water
				supply at least 45 days before commencing the lead service line replacement. In
				the case of an emergency repair, the owner of the potentially affected building
				must provide filters for each kitchen area that are certified by an accredited
				third-party certification body to meet the standards of NSF/ANSI 53 and
				NSF/ANSI 42 for the reduction of lead and particulate.
d) Upon completion of the replacement of
				leaded plumbing materials, each work area shall pass a visual inspection and
				final acceptable lead in water hazard evaluation performed by a
				Department-licensed Lead Risk Assessor in accordance with the Lead Poisoning
				Prevention Code. If the residence is licensed by the Illinois Department of
				Child and Family Services (DCFS) as a child care facility, lead in water
				mitigation measures and validation sampling shall also comply with the
				applicable requirements contained within the DCFS licensing standards (89 Ill.
				Adm. Code 406, 407, and 408).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 843 - ILLINOIS CLEAR-WIN PROGRAM CODE › Subpart D - LEAD SAFE HOUSING MAINTENANCE STANDARDS › Section 843.90 - Lead Safe Housing Maintenance Standards and Requirements

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a)
Except for properties where all
				lead-based paint, leaded plumbing, or other identified lead hazards have been
				removed,
successful LDAP applicants shall agree to the
				responsibilities described in Department-approved Lead Safe Housing Maintenance
				Standards upon completion of lead abatement or mitigation. These shall include,
				but not be limited to:
1) Employing lead-safe
				cleaning methods following contracted work;
2) Actions to be taken by owners and tenants
				where deteriorated paint, water leaks or water damage has occurred;
3) Ensuring that the entire property is
				cleaned prior to vacancy or turnover to new tenant or ownership;
4) Ensuring that identified leaded plumbing
				materials are replaced and actions to be taken by owners and tenants prior to
				and after replacement;
5) Employing
				a lead abatement contractor to conduct work on known lead-bearing surfaces that
				have not previously been addressed;
6) Allowing the Department or LDAP
				administrative agency reasonable access to the property for up to five years
				for the purpose of inspection to ensure these requirements are being
				met.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 843 - ILLINOIS CLEAR-WIN PROGRAM CODE › Subpart E - FINES, PENALTIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS › Section 843.120 - Administrative Hearings

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All hearings shall be conducted pursuant to the Act and the
				  Department's rules of Practice and Procedure in Administrative Hearings (77
				  Ill. Adm. Code 100).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 845.15 - Incorporated and Referenced Materials

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a) The following materials are incorporated
				in this Part.
1) Federal Regulations:
A) Lead Standard:
				29 CFR
				1910.1025 and 29 CFR 1926.62, Occupational
				Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) (2011)
B) Respiratory Protection Standard:
				29 CFR
				1910.134, OSHA (2012)
C) Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention in
				Certain Residential Structures: 40 CFR 745, subparts D, F and L, United States
				Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) (2011)
D) Protection of Identity - Research
				Subjects: 42 CFR 2a4, Department of Health and Human Services (2004)
E) Lead-Safe Housing Rule: 24 CFR 35,
				Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) (2004)
F) State or Indian Tribal Lead-based Paint
				Compliance and Enforcement Programs; Flexible Remedies: 40 CFR 745, subpart Q,
				part 327(b)(3), USEPA (2011)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 845.25 - Disclosure Requirements

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a) An
				owner of a regulated facility who has received a mitigation notice under
				Section 9 of the Act shall, before entering into a lease or purchase agreement
				for the regulated facility for which the mitigation notice was issued, provide
				prospective lessees or purchasers of that unit with written notice that a lead
				hazard has previously been identified in the regulated facility. An owner may
				satisfy this notice requirement by providing the prospective lessee or
				purchaser with a copy of the inspection report, mitigation notice and
				subsequent certificate of compliance prepared pursuant to Section 9 of the
				Act.
b) Before entering into a
				residential lease or purchase agreement, all owners of regulated facilities
				built before 1978 shall inform prospective lessees or purchasers of the
				potential health hazards posed by lead by providing the prospective lessee or
				purchaser with a copy of an informational brochure on lead poisoning. The
				disclosure and informational brochure shall be consistent with the requirements
				set forth in 40 CFR 745, subpart F (Disclosure of Known Lead-Based Paint and/or
				Lead-Based Paint Hazards Upon Sale or Lease of Residential Property).
c) No more than 60 days before beginning lead
				mitigation or lead abatement in any regulated facility, a lead abatement
				contractor shall, at a minimum:
1) Provide the
				owner with the pamphlet as required in subsection (b) of this Section, and
				comply with one of the following:
A) Obtain
				from the owner a written acknowledgment that the owner has received the
				pamphlet; or
B) Obtain a
				certificate of mailing from the United States Postal Service (USPS) at least 7
				days prior to beginning the lead mitigation or lead abatement; and
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart B - DEPARTMENT AND DELEGATE AGENCY ACTIVITIES › Section 845.50 - Approval of Units of Local Government or Health Departments as Delegate Agencies to Administer and Enforce the Act

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a) The Department may approve units of local
				government or health departments as delegate agencies to administer and enforce
				the Act in accordance with individually negotiated delegate agency agreements.
				No unit of local government or health department shall be approved for this
				purpose except upon request. Approval shall be rescinded in the event that the
				delegate agency agreement is subsequently violated. Rescission shall become
				effective 30 days after the Department serves written notice on the unit of
				local government or local health department of the Department's intention to
				rescind approval.
b) The Department
				shall approve units of local government or local health departments as delegate
				agencies that enter into written cooperative agreements with the Department to
				conduct the activities specified in this Subpart B. The delegate agency shall
				provide information to the Department on any environmental inspection completed
				for identified cases and on remediation action taken.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart B - DEPARTMENT AND DELEGATE AGENCY ACTIVITIES › Section 845.55 - Lead Testing

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a)
Any
				physician licensed to practice medicine in all its branches or health care
				provider who sees or treats children 6 years of age or younger shall test those
				children for lead poisoning when those children reside in
or
				frequently visit
an area defined as high risk by the
				Department.
Children residing in areas defined as low risk by
				the Department shall be evaluated for risk by the Childhood Lead Risk
				Questionnaire developed by the Department,
and, if determined to be a
				high risk, shall receive a blood lead test. (Section 6.2 of the Act) Medicaid
				enrolled children shall receive a blood test as required in the Healthy Kids'
				Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment Program. Children who
				have elevated capillary results of 5 µg/dL or greater shall be confirmed
				by a venous sample. All children with an elevated blood lead level that has
				been confirmed shall receive follow-up blood lead testing according to the
				schedule set forth by the Department.
1)
				Children determined to be at high risk based upon the Childhood Lead Risk
				Questionnaire shall receive a blood lead test.
2) Children who have elevated capillary
				results of 5 µg/dL or greater shall be confirmed by a venous
				sample.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart B - DEPARTMENT AND DELEGATE AGENCY ACTIVITIES › Section 845.60 - Reporting

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a)
Every
				physician who diagnoses, or health care provider, nurse, hospital
				administrator, public health officer or director of a clinical laboratory who
				has verified information of the existence of a blood lead test result for any
				child or pregnant person, shall report the result to the Department.
(Section 7 of the Act) If the analysis has been performed at the Department
				laboratory, or the provider has ascertained that the clinical laboratory where
				specimens are processed electronically reports all blood lead level results to
				the Department, then duplicate reporting is not required. Any blood lead test
				results of 5µg/dL or greater shall be reported to the Department within
				48 hours after analysis. All other verified blood lead test results shall be
				reported to the Department no later than 30 days following the last day of the
				month in which the test results were analyzed. The information included in the
				laboratory report on all blood lead test results shall include the blood lead
				level, the child's or pregnant person's name, date of birth, sex and race,
				complete address (including street, apartment number, city, state and ZIP
				code), date of test, test type, date of report, primary care provider and
				clinic address where blood was drawn, Medicaid identification number (if
				applicable), and the reporting agency. All reports submitted shall identify
				blood lead test results quantitatively. These requirements shall be the same
				for all health care providers, hospital administrators and public health
				officers conducting a blood lead test by venous or capillary blood
				draw.
b) Reports shall be made to
				the Department, and all reported information, including the source of the
				information, received by the Department shall be considered confidential in
				nature. Any information submitted to a laboratory at the request of the
				Department and in accordance with this Part shall be treated as confidential by
				the laboratory that receives the information on behalf of and as required by
				the Department. All reports and information provided under this Section shall
				be confidential and subject to the provisions of the Medical Studies Act and
				the Communicable Disease Report Act, and shall not be disclosed. It is the
				right, however, of any patient to obtain his or her own data.
c) Reports shall be submitted in a format
				approved by the Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart B - DEPARTMENT AND DELEGATE AGENCY ACTIVITIES › Section 845.70 - Laboratory Fees for Blood Lead Testing

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a) The fee schedule for a sample of blood
				submitted to the Department for blood lead analysis and necessary follow-up by
				the Department shall be in accordance with the Laboratory Service Fees. The fee
				shall be assessed to the provider who submits the sample. Statements of fee
				assessment shall be mailed to the submitter of the specimens on a monthly
				basis. Payment and/or appropriate information as required in subsections (b)
				and (c) shall be submitted to the Department upon receipt of the monthly
				statement.
b) The Medicaid
				Recipient Identification Number may be provided for Medicaid eligible
				recipients in lieu of payment.
c)
				Medically indigent recipients shall be those recipients with family incomes
				under 185% of the federal poverty guidelines, not eligible for Medicaid, and
				screened by local health departments, WIC Clinics, Rural Health Clinics,
				Federally Qualified Health Centers and facilities designated by the Department
				of Health and Human Services as look-alike Federally Qualified Health Centers.
				No fee shall be charged for these recipients.
d) Fees collected from the Department's
				testing service will be placed in the Lead Poisoning Screening, Prevention and
				Abatement Fund.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart B - DEPARTMENT AND DELEGATE AGENCY ACTIVITIES › Section 845.75 - Requirements for Licensing of Department and Delegate Agency Personnel

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a) Any Department
				or delegate agency personnel who conduct lead inspections, lead risk
				assessments, regulatory investigations, final clearance evaluations, or any
				combination of these services in a regulated facility shall comply with the
				following:
1) Complete the required training
				outlined in Subpart C of this Part; and
2) Complete and pass the appropriate third
				party examination as required in Subpart C.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart B - DEPARTMENT AND DELEGATE AGENCY ACTIVITIES › Section 845.80 - Case Management

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a) Case
				management services shall be provided by the Department or a delegate agency
				when a confirmed EBL is indicated.
1)
				Interviews shall be conducted with the pregnant person, parent or guardian or
				with attending physicians as needed to assure the accuracy and completeness of
				reports and to perform the activities of case follow-up for confirmed
				EBLs.
2) The following activities
				shall be conducted and documented concerning patient or case follow-up:
A) Track the case using the Department's
				surveillance database;
B) Counsel
				the pregnant person, parent or guardian of the case;
C) Educate the pregnant person, parent or
				guardian of the case;
D) Conduct a
				home visit to interview the pregnant person, parent or guardian of the case for
				purposes of collecting, verifying and completing the Prenatal Risk Evaluation
				for Lead Exposure form provided by the Department;
E) Refer the pregnant person, parent or
				guardian of the case for medical treatment, early intervention services, or
				early childhood special education, when appropriate; and
F) Submit completed reports to the Department
				as specified in the agreement between the delegate agency and the
				Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart B - DEPARTMENT AND DELEGATE AGENCY ACTIVITIES › Section 845.85 - Environmental Follow-Up

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a)
				Environmental Investigation of Regulated Facilities
1) An EBL inspection to determine the source
				of lead exposure shall be conducted under any of the following circumstances:
A) If a child or pregnant person who is an
				occupant or frequent visitor of a regulated facility has an EBL;
B) If a child or pregnant person has a
				confirmed EBL;
C)
If a
				regulated facility is occupied
or frequently visited
by a
				child
or a pregnant person
, the Department, in addition to all
				other requirements of the Act, must inspect the dwelling unit of the child and
				common area of the regulated facility.
(Section 8 of the
				Act)
D) At the request of a
				pregnant person or parent or guardian of a child, if they reside in a
				residential building where mitigation notices have been issued for two or more
				dwelling units within a five year period previous to the request.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart C - TRAINING COURSE APPROVAL AND LICENSING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS › Section 845.105 - Lead Training Course Approval Requirements

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a) To obtain approval for a lead inspector
				training course, a lead training program provider shall submit information to
				confirm that the program provides:
1) A
				minimum of 24 training hours, with a minimum of 8 hours devoted to hands-on
				activities. The course topic requirements shall include the following
				(requirements ending in an asterisk (*) require lecture and hands-on
				activities):
A) Role and responsibilities of
				a lead inspector;
B) Information on
				lead and the adverse health effects of lead exposure;
C) Information on federal, State and local
				rules and guidance pertaining to lead-based paint and lead-based paint
				activities;
D) Lead-based paint
				inspection methods, including selection of rooms and components for sampling or
				testing;*
E) Paint, dust, water and
				soil sampling methodologies;*
F)
				Final clearance evaluation standards and testing, including random
				sampling;*
G) Preparation of the
				final lead inspection report;* and
H) Record keeping.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart C - TRAINING COURSE APPROVAL AND LICENSING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS › Section 845.110 - Lead Training Course Notification Requirements

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a) Notification of Course Schedules and
				Course Cancellations
1) Notification of
				upcoming lead training courses shall be made to the Department no less than 7
				calendar days prior to the start of all Department-approved courses. The
				notification shall be made for all lead training courses offered in Illinois
				and all adjoining states. Prior notification is not required when courses are
				offered in states other than Illinois and adjoining states; however the
				following conditions shall apply separately and jointly:
A) Upon request by the Department, the lead
				training program provider shall provide the Department with a copy of the
				notification of upcoming or past lead training courses as submitted to the
				USEPA authorized lead program in the state where the approved lead training
				course is offered.
B) Upon request
				by the Department, the lead training program provider shall provide the
				Department with a copy of the class roster as required by this
				Section.
C) The Department may
				verify that the notification was submitted to and received by a USEPA
				authorized lead program in accordance with the requirements established by the
				state agency.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart C - TRAINING COURSE APPROVAL AND LICENSING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS › Section 845.115 - Application Fees for Approval and Renewal of Lead Training Courses

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a) All lead
				training course approvals expire on October 15 of each year, except that a
				first-time approval issued after July 15 and before October 15 shall expire
				October 15 of the following year.
b) Non-refundable application fees for all
				lead training courses are as follows:
1) Fees
				will be waived for any Illinois State agency or unit of local government
				seeking approval as a lead training program provider;
2) Initial lead training course for each
				discipline: $500 per course;
3)
				Refresher lead training course for each discipline: $250 per course;
				and
4) Combination lead abatement
				worker and lead abatement supervisor initial lead training course:
				$1,000.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart C - TRAINING COURSE APPROVAL AND LICENSING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS › Section 845.120 - Lead Training Program Provider Record Keeping Requirements

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a) Lead training program provider records
				shall be made available to the Department for review as follows.
1) The lead training program provider shall
				retain records at the address specified on the lead training program provider
				approval application (or as modified) for a minimum of 4 years.
2) The lead training program provider shall
				notify the Department in writing before changing the address specified on its
				lead training program provider approval application or transferring records
				from that address to a new address.
3) The Department shall have the authority to
				enter, inspect and audit training activities and training records to determine
				compliance with the Act and this Part.
4) Training records that shall be maintained
				by the lead training program provider include the following:
A) All materials specified in Section
				845.100
				that have been submitted to the Department as part of the lead training program
				provider's approval;
B) Current
				course materials and documents reflecting any changes made to these
				materials;
C) Results of the
				students' hands-on skills assessments and course examinations and a record of
				each student's course completion certificate;
D) Qualifications for each guest instructor
				designated by the training manager in accordance with Section 845.100,
				including: resume, letters of reference, documentation of work experience,
				certifications, professional licenses, etc.; and
E) Approval letters from the Department for
				the training manager, principal instructors, each lead training course and
				course modifications.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart C - TRAINING COURSE APPROVAL AND LICENSING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS › Section 845.125 - Individual Licensing Requirements for Lead Activities

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) To conduct any lead services, including
				lead inspection, lead risk assessment, lead hazard screen, lead mitigation and
				lead abatement work and supervision, in a regulated facility in Illinois, an
				individual shall be licensed in accordance with the Act and this Section. To
				qualify for a license as a lead inspector, lead risk assessor, lead abatement
				supervisor or lead abatement worker, an applicant shall meet the following
				requirements:
1) Be at least 18 years of
				age;
2) Submit a current
				Department-approved lead training course certificate.
A) A current lead abatement supervisor
				certificate meets the requirement for obtaining a lead abatement supervisor or
				lead abatement worker license. A current lead risk assessor certificate meets
				the requirement for obtaining a lead risk assessor or lead inspector
				license.
B) Lead training course
				certificates are valid for 3 years from the date the applicant passed the
				approved lead training course examination.
C) Lead training course certificates shall be
				renewed every 3 years by successfully completing a Department-approved
				refresher training course in the discipline for which the original training
				course was passed.
D) If 4 years
				have passed since the applicant passed the approved lead training course
				examination, the lead training course certificate cannot be refreshed. An
				applicant is required to complete the initial lead training course as required
				by this Section;
3)
				Submit a recent 1" x 1" or high resolution digital photograph of the applicant
				for proper identification of the licensee. Non-digital pictures shall have the
				printed name and lead license number of applicant on the reverse side. The
				license will not be issued without an identification photograph;
4) Submit the appropriate completed
				application form provided by the Department;
5) Submit the required license application
				fee; and
6) For applicants seeking
				licensure as a lead inspector, lead risk assessor and lead abatement
				supervisor, the applicant must meet the third party examination requirements of
				subsection (e) and Section
				845.135.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart C - TRAINING COURSE APPROVAL AND LICENSING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS › Section 845.130 - Requirements for Lead Abatement Contractor Licensing

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) To conduct any lead mitigation or lead
				abatement activities in a regulated facility in Illinois, a person shall be
				licensed in accordance with the Act and this Section. To qualify for licensure
				as a lead abatement contractor, an applicant shall:
1) Submit a completed application on a form
				provided by the Department;
2)
				Submit a $500 non-refundable licensure fee.
A)
				A $250 non-refundable licensure fee, in lieu of the $500 fee, may be submitted
				for initial license applications received and approved by the Department
				between December 1 and March 1 for licenses that will expire on May 31 of the
				current year;
B) A $750
				non-refundable licensure fee, in lieu of the $500 fee, may be submitted for
				initial license applications received and approved by the Department between
				December 1 and March 1 for licenses that will expire May 31 of the following
				year;
C) The non-refundable fee for
				a dishonored, negotiable instrument, including, but not limited to, returned
				checks or insufficient payment, shall be $200;
3) Submit the name of the person with a valid
				Illinois lead abatement supervisor license who will act as the designated lead
				abatement supervisor for the lead abatement contractor. The license must be
				held by the lead abatement contractor or an employee of the lead abatement
				contractor;
4) Submit a written
				statement signed by the contractor specifying that only lead abatement workers
				licensed by the Department will be employed for lead abatement;
5) Submit a copy of the contractor's written
				standard operating procedures and employee protection plan, which shall include
				the following:
A) A description of medical
				monitoring, respirator training and personal protective equipment programs
				required in Respiratory Protection Standard (OSHA); and
B) A description of safe work practices to be
				used when conducting lead mitigation or lead abatement that ensure compliance
				with this Part. The lead abatement supervisor training curricula used for
				training of the designated licensed lead abatement supervisor provides guidance
				and direction on standard operating procedures for lead safe work practices and
				should be referred to when preparing the work practices manual; and
6) Submit a description of all
				legal proceedings, lawsuits or claims that have been filed or levied against
				the contractor or any of his/her past or present employees or companies in
				regard to construction-related activities. If there are no claims against the
				contractor, a signed statement to that effect shall be submitted to the
				Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart C - TRAINING COURSE APPROVAL AND LICENSING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS › Section 845.135 - Third Party Examination Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Applicants for lead inspector, lead risk
				assessor and lead abatement supervisor licenses are required to pass the
				Department's third party examination.
1) To
				qualify to take the third party examination, an applicant shall:
A) Comply with the requirements of Section
				845.125;
B) Submit a completed third party examination
				application form provided by the Department; and
C) Submit a $50 non-refundable third party
				examination application fee for each separate discipline examination each time
				the examination is taken. The non-refundable fee for a dishonored, negotiable
				instrument, including, but not limited to, returned checks or insufficient
				payment, shall be $100.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart C - TRAINING COURSE APPROVAL AND LICENSING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS › Section 845.140 - Reciprocity Requirements

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a) Each
				applicant for licensure who is licensed or certified by another USEPA
				authorized state or tribal lead program in any of the disciplines specified in
				Section
				845.125
				may request reciprocal licensure.
1) The
				Department shall evaluate the requirements for licensure established by the
				other authorized state or tribal program and shall issue the license if the
				Department determines that the requirements for licensure by that program are
				as protective of health and the environment as the requirements for licensure
				in Illinois.
2) To be considered
				for reciprocal license, each applicant for licensure pursuant to this Section
				shall submit:
A) The appropriate application
				and application fee required in Section 845.125;
B) Supporting documentation from the USEPA
				authorized state or tribal program for which reciprocity is being requested,
				including:
i) Copies of the initial training
				certificate and subsequent refresher certificates required to maintain
				accreditation as required by that authorized program; and
ii) Copies of the applicant's license issued
				by the authorized program.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart D - RESPONSIBILITIES OF LICENSED INDIVIDUALS, CONTRACTORS AND APPROVED TRAINING PROGRAM PROVIDERS › Section 845.150 - Lead Abatement Worker Responsibilities

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Any individual conducting lead mitigation
				and lead abatement is required to be licensed as a lead abatement worker in
				accordance with the Act and Section
				845.125.
				The licensed lead abatement worker is responsible for the following:
1) Compliance with the Act and this
				Part;
2) Following the direction
				and guidance provided by a licensed lead abatement supervisor as outlined in
				the Work Practice and Occupant Protection Plan required by Section
				845.255;
3) Proper implementation of lead mitigation
				and lead abatement methods; and
4)
				Using work practices that:
A) Ensure the
				safety of the workers involved in the lead mitigation and lead abatement
				activities;
B) Ensure the safety of
				the occupants of the regulated facility; and
C) Control dust produced during mitigation or
				abatement of lead-bearing surfaces or coatings.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart D - RESPONSIBILITIES OF LICENSED INDIVIDUALS, CONTRACTORS AND APPROVED TRAINING PROGRAM PROVIDERS › Section 845.155 - Lead Abatement Supervisor Responsibilities

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Any individual supervising lead mitigation
				and lead abatement work practices is required to be licensed as a lead
				abatement supervisor in accordance with the Act and Section
				845.125.
				The licensed lead abatement supervisor is responsible for the following:
1) Compliance with the Act and this
				Part;
2) Development and
				implementation of the Work Practice and Occupant Protection Plan required by
				Section
				845.255;
3) Ensuring proper implementation of lead
				mitigation and lead abatement methods;
4) Enforcing work practices that:
A) Ensure the safety of the workers involved
				in the lead mitigation and lead abatement activities;
B) Ensure the safety of the occupants of the
				regulated facility; and
C) Control
				dust produced during mitigation or abatement of lead-bearing
				surfaces;
5) Assuring
				that all lead abatement workers and lead abatement supervisors conducting lead
				mitigation and lead abatement are licensed in accordance with Section 845.125.
A) The lead abatement supervisor shall
				maintain copies of licenses on site for each of the lead abatement workers and
				lead abatement supervisors conducting lead mitigation and lead abatement;
				and
B) The lead abatement
				supervisor shall ensure that each lead abatement worker and lead abatement
				supervisor conducting lead mitigation and lead abatement possesses a valid and
				current Department-issued license while on site;
6) Being on site during all lead mitigation
				and lead abatement activities; and
7) Providing a written document stating that
				all lead mitigation and lead abatement activities identified in the Work
				Practice and Occupant Protection Plan have been completed. The document shall
				be provided to the owner of the regulated facility and the licensed lead
				inspector or lead risk assessor conducting the final clearance
				evaluation.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart D - RESPONSIBILITIES OF LICENSED INDIVIDUALS, CONTRACTORS AND APPROVED TRAINING PROGRAM PROVIDERS › Section 845.160 - Lead Inspector Responsibilities

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Any individual conducting lead inspections in regulated
				  facilities in Illinois is required to be licensed as a lead inspector in
				  accordance with the Act and Section
				  845.125.
				  The licensed lead inspector is responsible for the following:
a) Compliance with the Act and this
				Part;
b) Conducting lead
				inspections in accordance with Section
				845.210;
c) Conducting final clearance evaluations in
				accordance with Section
				845.225;
d) Using procedures that:
1) Ensure the safety of the occupants of the
				regulated facility; and
2) Control
				dust and debris produced during lead inspections; and
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart D - RESPONSIBILITIES OF LICENSED INDIVIDUALS, CONTRACTORS AND APPROVED TRAINING PROGRAM PROVIDERS › Section 845.165 - Lead Risk Assessor Responsibilities

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Any individual conducting lead risk assessment or lead
				  inspection services in a regulated facility in Illinois is required to be
				  licensed as a lead risk assessor in accordance with the Act and Section
				  845.125.
				  The licensed lead risk assessor is responsible for the following:
a) Compliance with the Act and this
				Part;
b) Conducting lead risk
				assessments in accordance with Section
				845.215;
c) Conducting lead inspections in accordance
				with Section
				845.210;
d) Conducting final clearance evaluations in
				accordance with Section
				845.225;
e) Using procedures that:
1) Ensure the safety of the occupants of the
				regulated facility; and
2) Control
				dust and debris produced during lead risk assessment services;
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart D - RESPONSIBILITIES OF LICENSED INDIVIDUALS, CONTRACTORS AND APPROVED TRAINING PROGRAM PROVIDERS › Section 845.170 - Lead Abatement Contractor Responsibilities

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Any person conducting lead mitigation and lead abatement work
				  in a regulated facility shall be licensed as a lead abatement contractor in
				  accordance with the Act and Section
				  845.130.
				  The licensed lead abatement contractor is responsible for the following:
a) Compliance with the Act and this
				Part;
b) Comprehensive knowledge
				about general construction techniques, including lead mitigation and lead
				abatement;
c) Assuring that all
				lead abatement workers and lead abatement supervisors have received
				Department-approved lead training by possessing a copy of the
				Department-approved lead training course certificate;
d) Assuring that all lead abatement workers
				and lead abatement supervisors employed by the lead abatement contractor
				possess a current and valid Department-issued lead license on site;
e) Employing a licensed lead abatement
				supervisor;
f) Assigning a licensed
				lead abatement supervisor to be on site during all project activities for each
				lead mitigation and lead abatement project;
g) Assuring the safety of workers by
				developing a personnel protection plan, as required by Section
				845.260;
h) Assuring that the Work Practice and
				Occupant Protection Plan required by Section
				845.255
				is developed and implemented for each lead mitigation and lead abatement
				project that is conducted;
i)
				Submitting the required notification outlined in Section
				845.250
				for any lead mitigation or lead abatement project; and
j) Maintaining records in accordance with
				Section
				845.300.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart D - RESPONSIBILITIES OF LICENSED INDIVIDUALS, CONTRACTORS AND APPROVED TRAINING PROGRAM PROVIDERS › Section 845.175 - Lead Training Program Provider Responsibilities

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Any person providing lead training in Illinois shall be
				  approved in accordance with the Act and Section
				  845.100.
				  The approved lead training program provider is responsible for the
				  following:
a) Compliance with the Act
				and this Part;
b) Assuring that all
				lead training courses provided are approved and conducted in accordance with
				Subpart C; and
c) Maintaining all
				records as required by Subpart C.