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Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-30 - Lead Screening and Assessment › Section 3701-30-02 - Primary health care provider responsibility

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Primary health care providers of children under six years of
				age shall do the following:
(A)
			 Determine if the child has had a blood lead screening test. If the child has
			 had a blood lead screening test, determine at what age the child was tested and
			 the blood lead screening test result.
(B) If the child has not had a blood lead
			 screening test and is between the ages of nine months and seventy-two months,
			 determine if the child is at risk of lead poisoning as defined in paragraph (C)
			 of rule
			 3701-30-01 of the
			 Administrative Code.
(C) If any
			 child under six years of age is determined to be at risk of lead poisoning but
			 has not had a blood lead screening test or has had a blood lead screening test
			 but the results are not available, the primary health care provider shall order
			 a blood lead screening test. 
								A child at risk of lead poisoning
			 shall have a blood lead screening test at the
			 time of the child's one and two year well child visits and annually thereafter
			 as medically indicated.
(D) The
			 primary health care provider shall make a good faith effort to obtain results
			 of all blood lead screening tests performed on a child at risk of lead
			 poisoning.
(E) Nothing in this rule
			 is intended to preclude a primary health care provider from following the
			 procedures in Chapter 5160. of the Revised Code for medicaid eligible children
			 or from ordering blood lead screening tests on a child less than nine months of
			 age or greater than six years of age.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-30 - Lead Screening and Assessment › Section 3701-30-03 - Blood lead screening tests

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Blood lead screening tests of children at
			 risk of lead poisoning shall be conducted either by:
(1) Venous draw; or
(2) Capillary collection.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-30 - Lead Screening and Assessment › Section 3701-30-04 - Religious exception

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The provisions of this chapter requiring
			 blood lead screening tests of all children at risk of lead poisoning do not
			 apply if the parents of the child object thereto on the grounds that such
			 screening conflicts with their religious tenets and practices.
(B) Objection to a blood lead screening test
			 shall be documented in the child's medical record.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-30 - Lead Screening and Assessment › Section 3701-30-05 - Record-keeping and reporting requirements

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Any clinical laboratory that performs any
			 analysis of human blood on a child under sixteen years of age and residing in
			 Ohio to detect or determine levels of lead shall collect and report to the
			 director all of the following information on a form prescribed by the director:
(1) Child's name and parent's or guardian's
			 name;
(2) Child's street and
			 mailing address, including the city, state, county and zip code;
(3) Child's social security number, date of
			 birth, gender, race and ethnicity;
(4) Telephone number, with area code, where
			 the parents or guardians can be reached;
(5) Specimen matrix (blood);
(6) Analyte (lead);
(7) Procedure used to obtain the specimen and
			 the date it was obtained;
(8)
			 Physician's or healthcare provider's first name, last name, address, telephone
			 number, and national provider identifier, if applicable;
(9) Child's medicaid number, if
			 any;
(10) Clinical laboratory
			 improvement amendments of 1998 (CLIA) number of the laboratory performing the
			 analysis; and
(11) The accession
			 number, the date the sample was analyzed, and the test result in micrograms per
			 deciliter.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-30 - Lead Screening and Assessment › Section 3701-30-06 - Delegation of authority

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The director of health may delegate to a
			 board of health the authority as the director's authorized agent to conduct
			 public health lead investigations, and/or public
			 health lead risk assessments of residential units, child care facilities and/or
			 schools, and/or interviews and education, and to
			 enforce this chapter of the Administrative Code if the board of health meets
			 the following criteria:
(1) Employs or
			 contracts with one or more public health lead investigators that have been
			 approved by the director; and
(2)
			 Utilizes equipment and supplies as deemed necessary by the director to perform
			 the duties of a public health lead investigator.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-30 - Lead Screening and Assessment › Section 3701-30-07 - Public health actions by blood lead level

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								When the director becomes aware that a child under six years
			 of age has an elevated blood lead level or lead poisoning, the director shall
			 cause the completion of a comprehensive questionnaire on a form prescribed by
			 the director. When the director becomes aware that a child between six years
			 and sixteen years of age has an elevated blood lead level or lead poisoning,
			 the director may cause the completion of a comprehensive questionnaire on a
			 form prescribed by the director. Upon completion of the questionnaire the
			 director is obligated to provide a report in a format prescribed by the
			 director, to the child's parent or guardian that includes but is not limited
			 to, educational materials prescribed by the director, environmental
			 intervention options, and available early intervention
			 programs.
(B)
								When the director becomes
			 aware that a child under six years of age has lead poisoning, the director
			 shall conduct a public health lead investigation to determine the source of the
			 lead poisoning. When the director becomes aware that a child between six years
			 and sixteen years of age has lead poisoning, the director may conduct a public
			 health lead investigation to determine the source of the lead
			 poisoning.
(C) For children
			 with a blood lead level of ten micrograms per deciliter or greater the director
			 shall conduct an on-site investigation of a residential unit, child care
			 facility or school. The investigation shall be performed by a public health
			 lead investigator.
(1) Prior to or during an
			 on-site investigation, the public health lead investigator shall:
(a) Review known records and reports on
			 applicable residential units, child care facilities, or schools made by any
			 licensed lead inspector, lead abatement contractor, lead risk assessor, lead
			 abatement project designer, lead abatement worker, or clearance technician;
			 and
(b) Complete a comprehensive
			 questionnaire on a form prescribed by the director. In the event the
			 comprehensive questionnaire is completed by someone other than a public health
			 lead investigator, the questionnaire shall be reviewed and approved by a public
			 health lead investigator.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-30 - Lead Screening and Assessment › Section 3701-30-09 - Lead hazard control order

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) If the director determines, based on the
			 public health lead risk assessment that one or more lead hazards exist in a
			 residential unit, child care facility, or school and are contributing, in whole or in part, to a
			 child's lead poisoning the director shall issue an order to have each lead
			 hazard controlled. The areas of each residential unit, child care facility, or
			 school that may be subject to the lead hazard control order include the
			 following:
(1) The interior and exterior
			 surfaces and all common areas of the residential unit, child care facility, or
			 school;
(2) Every attached or
			 unattached structure located within the same lot line as the residential unit,
			 child care facility, or school, including garages, play equipment, and fences;
			 and
(3) The lot or land that the
			 residential unit, child care facility, or school occupies.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-30 - Lead Screening and Assessment › Section 3701-30-10 - Method of control

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The owner or manager of a residential
			 unit, child care facility, or school that receives a lead hazard control order
			 shall choose a method of controlling each lead hazard from the methods listed
			 in this rule that enables the residential unit, child care facility, or school
			 to pass the clearance examination. Except as specified in paragraphs (D) and
			 (E) of this rule, lead hazards identified in the lead hazard control order
			 shall be controlled by a licensed lead abatement contractor as required by
			 section 3742. of the Revised Code and Chapter 3701-32 of the Administrative
			 Code.
(B) The following are
			 acceptable measures of control for lead hazards and shall be applied in
			 accordance with the United States department of housing and urban development
			 guidelines, which are available on the internet at
www.hud.gov/offices/lead/lbp/hudguidelines/index.cfm
and in state libraries, and other applicable federal, state, and local laws:
(1) Deterioration of lead-based paint on a
			 non-friction or non-impact surface shall be controlled using one or more of the
			 following methods:
(a) Removal of the
			 lead-based painted component and replacement with a lead-free
			 component;
(b) Paint removal by
			 separation of the lead-based paint from the substrate using heat guns (operated
			 below eleven hundred degrees fahrenheit), chemicals, or certain abrasive
			 measures either onsite or offsite;
(c) Enclosure of the lead-based painted
			 component with durable materials. Durable materials include wallboard, drywall,
			 paneling, siding, coil stock and the sealing or caulking of edges and joints so
			 as to prevent or control chalking, flaking, peeling, scaling or loose
			 lead-containing substances from becoming part of house dust or otherwise
			 accessible to children;
(d)
			 Encapsulation of lead-based painted component with a durable surface coating
			 approved in rule
			 3701-32-13
			 of the Administrative Code;
(e) Any
			 other lead safe method of permanently removing the lead hazard as approved by
			 the director; or
(f) Paint
			 stabilization as defined in rule
			 3701-32-01 of the
			 Administrative Code and a written ongoing maintenance and monitoring
			 schedule.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-30 - Lead Screening and Assessment › Section 3701-30-11 - Refusal to comply

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) If the owner and manager of a residential
			 unit, child care facility or school does not comply with a lead hazard control
			 order, the director shall issue a non-compliance order prohibiting the owner
			 and manager from using the residential unit, child care facility or school as a
			 residential unit, child care facility or school. The noncompliance order shall
			 remain in effect until the director receives evidence that the residential
			 unit, child care facility or school has passed a clearance
			 examination.
(B) When the owner and
			 manager receives a non-compliance order prohibiting the use of the residential
			 unit, child care facility or school the owner or manager shall take appropriate
			 measures to notify each occupant of the residential unit(s), parent, guardian,
			 or custodian of each child attending the child care facility or school to
			 vacate the residential unit, child care facility or school until the
			 residential unit, child care facility or school passes a clearance examination.
			 This notification must be received by the occupant, parent, guardian, or
			 custodian no less than ten days prior to vacating the residential unit, child
			 care facility or school.
(C) The
			 director shall post a sign on one or more entrances to the residential unit,
			 child care facility, or school that serves to warn the public and states the
			 following information:
(1) A warning that the
			 residential unit, child care facility or school has a lead hazard;
			 and
(2) A declaration that the
			 residential unit, child care facility or school is unsafe for human occupation,
			 especially for children under six years of age and pregnant women.
(3) Pursuant to section
			 3742.99
			 of the Revised Code, removal of the sign is punishable by a fine and/or
			 imprisonment. Each day of violation is a separate offense.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-30 - Lead Screening and Assessment › Section 3701-30-12 - Lead poisoning prevention fund

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The department of health may use the
			 monies in the lead poisoning prevention fund for the purposes of the child lead
			 poisoning prevention program established under section
			 3742.31 of the Revised Code, to
			 provide financial assistance to individuals who are unable to pay for either of
			 the following:
(1) Costs associated with
			 obtaining lead tests and lead poisoning treatment for treatment for children
			 under six years of age who are not covered by private medical insurance or are
			 under insured, are not eligible for the medicaid program or any other
			 government health program, and do not have access to another source of funds to
			 cover the costs of lead tests and any indicated treatments;
(2) Costs associated with having lead hazard
			 control performed or having the preventive treatments specified in section
			 3742.41 of the Revised
			 Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-30 - Lead Screening and Assessment › Section 3701-30-13 - Ohio lead advisory council

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The director of health shall appoint
			 individuals to the advisory council, created pursuant to section
			 3742.32 of the
			 Revised Code. The terms of appointment shall be four years and may be renewed
			 an indefinite number of times. The council:
(1) Shall meet at least four times per
			 year;
(2) Shall provide assistance
			 in the ongoing development and implementation of the child lead poisoning
			 prevention program created under section
			 3742.31
			 of the Revised Code, including but not limited to providing advice on the
			 adoption, amendment or rescission of administrative rules, policies, preferred
			 methods of financing the program, the program's strategic plan for eliminating
			 childhood lead poisoning and other issues of relevance to the child lead
			 poisoning prevention program;
(3)
			 Shall submit a report of the state's activities to the governor, president of
			 the senate, and speaker of the house on or before the first day of March each
			 year;
(4) May establish workgroups
			 to address specific issues related to the child lead poisoning prevention
			 program; and
(5) May invite
			 individuals not members of the council to attend the meetings and serve on
			 workgroups.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-31 - Swimming Pools › Section 3701-31-02 - Responsibilities of the director of health

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								 Forms. The
			 director shall approve forms to be used by the department and licensor for plan
			 approval, construction verification inspection, compliance inspections and the
			 equipment inventory of public swimming pools.
(B)
								 State program
			 fees. The director shall ensure that the following fees are collected and used
			 for administration and enforcement of this chapter:
(1)
									 Individual
			 license. An annual license fee established under this rule shall include an
			 additional amount of seventy-two dollars for each license issued on or after
			 April 1, 2011 and eighty dollars for each license issued on or after April 1,
			 2012.
(2)
									 Additional license(s). If multiple public swimming
			 pools are located at the same address, each additional license shall be
			 assessed an amount of forty-seven dollars for each license issued on or after
			 April 1, 2011 and fifty-five dollars for each license issued on or after April
			 1, 2012.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-31 - Swimming Pools › Section 3701-31-03 - Responsibilities of the licensor

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								 Pre-licensure
			 requirements. Prior to issuing a license to operate a newly constructed or
			 substantially altered public swimming pool, the licensor shall determine that
			 plans have been approved in accordance with paragraph (C)(3) of rule
			 3701-31-02
			 of the Administrative Code and that all plan verification inspections have been
			 completed in accordance with paragraph (H) of rule
			 3701-31-05
			 of the Administrative Code.
(1)
									 Initial license inspections. In accordance with
			 paragraph (F) of this rule, the licensor shall inspect each public swimming
			 pool in his jurisdiction to determine whether or not the public swimming pool
			 is in compliance with Chapter 3749. of the Revised Code and this chapter prior
			 to the issuance of an initial license. The licensor shall make the initial
			 inspection within five days from the date of receipt of notification that the
			 public swimming pool is ready for operation. For the purposes of this chapter,
			 the licensor shall maintain a record of each inspection for a period of at
			 least five years.
As used in this paragraph: "Initial
				license" means a license issued for operation or maintenance of a public
				swimming pool or of a public swimming pool that is being opened for the first
				time or that is being reopened after the license for its operation or
				maintenance has been expired for more than one year or has been revoked.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-31 - Swimming Pools › Section 3701-31-04 - Responsibilities of the licensee

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								 Submission of
			 plans and licensure. Any person constructing or altering a public swimming pool
			 on or after the effective date of this rule shall comply with rule
			 3701-31-05
			 of the Administrative Code. Any person operating a public swimming pool shall
			 obtain a license to operate the public swimming pool prior to operation as
			 follows:
(1)
									
			 License to operate. No person shall operate or maintain a public swimming pool
			 without a license issued by the licensor having jurisdiction.
(a)
										 License
			 application. At the time of application for a license, the applicant shall
			 provide to the licensor the name, address, and telephone number of a person or
			 persons who can be contacted regarding inspection, maintenance, or emergency
			 aspects of the public swimming pool and to whom the licensor may send notice of
			 orders and other licensure actions. The applicant also shall provide the exact
			 street address or location of the pool. After issuance of a license, the
			 licensee shall report any changes in this information to the licensor
			 promptly.
(b)
										 New licenses. An applicant for a new public swimming
			 pool license, other than renewal, shall provide not less than a five day notice
			 to the licensor that the public swimming pool is ready for operation and
			 inspection in accordance with paragraph (A)(1) of rule
			 3701-31-03
			 of the Administrative Code.
(c)
										 License renewal.
			 Every person who intends to operate or maintain an existing public swimming
			 pool shall, during the month of April of each year, apply to the licensor
			 having jurisdiction for a license to operate the public swimming pool. Any
			 person proposing to operate or maintain a new or otherwise unlicensed public
			 swimming pool shall apply to the licensor having jurisdiction at least thirty
			 days prior to the intended start of operation of the public swimming pool.
			 Within thirty days of receipt of an application for licensure of a public
			 swimming pool the licensor shall process the application and either issue a
			 license or otherwise respond to the applicant regarding the application.
(d)
										
			 License transfer. The licensee may request a transfer of the license in
			 accordance with paragraph (B)(3) of rule
			 3701-31-03
			 of the Administrative Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-31 - Swimming Pools › Section 3701-31-05.1 - Design criteria for new construction or substantial alteration of a public swimming pool on or after April 1, 2011

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								 The design
			 requirements set forth by this rule shall apply to any newly constructed,
			 substantially altered public swimming pool, or an existing unlicensed public
			 swimming pool. All plans for new or substantially altered public swimming pools
			 shall be submitted for review in accordance with rule
			 3701-31-05
			 of the Administrative Code.
(B)
								 Safe design. The
			 shape, dimensional design, and other features of a public swimming pool and the
			 surrounding area shall be designed to ensure that the circulation of water and
			 the safety of the patrons of the pool are not impaired.
(C)
								 Construction
			 materials. The construction materials for any public swimming pool shall be
			 constructed of materials which are inert, non-toxic to humans, impervious, and
			 capable of withstanding the design stresses.
(1)
									 Pool structure.
			 The public swimming pool structure shall be an impervious water tight tank with
			 cleanable surfaces.
(a)
										 Vinyl liners shall not be used as the primary or
			 initial construction material on new public swimming pools to ensure the public
			 swimming pool is impervious.
(b)
										 The interior
			 surfaces of public swimming pools shall be painted white unless the color is
			 approved by the director.
(i)
											 Lane lines shall not exceed twelve inches wide unless
			 painted in accordance with the applicable competitive standard.
(ii)
											
			 Logos applied to the bottom of a public swimming pool must be submitted to the
			 director for approval prior to their application on the public swimming pool
			 surface.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-01 - Definitions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
As used in Chapters 3701-32 and 3701-82 of the Administrative
				Code:
(A) "ASTM" means the american
			 society for testing and materials.
(B) "Bare soil" means soil or sand, including
			 sand found in sandboxes, not covered with grass, sod, or some other similar
			 vegetation, or paving.
(C)
			 "Chewable surface" means any protruding interior or exterior painted or coated
			 surface on which there is evidence of teeth marks.
(D) "Child care facility" means each area of
			 any of the following in which child care, defined in section
			 5104.01 of
			 the Revised Code, is provided to children under six years of age:
(1) A child day-care center, type A family
			 day-care home, or type B family day-care home as defined in section
			 5104.01 of
			 the Revised Code; or
(2) A
			 preschool program or school child program as defined in section
			 3301.52
			 of the Revised Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-02 - Scope and applicability of rules

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								All individuals licensed pursuant to the rules of this
			 chapter must comply with Chapter 3742. of the Revised Code and the applicable
			 rules in Chapter 3701-32 of the Administrative Code. This chapter is applicable
			 to residential units, child care facilities and schools. In addition:
(1)
			 Clearance technicians shall comply with rules
			 3701-32-03,
			 3701-32-04,
			 3701-32-05,
			 3701-32-12,
			 3701-32-15
			 and
			 3701-32-19
			 of the Administrative Code.
(2) Lead inspectors
			 shall comply with rules
			 3701-32-03,
			 3701-32-04,
			 3701-32-06,
			 3701-32-12,
			 3701-32-15,
			 and
			 3701-32-19
			 of the Administrative Code.
(3) Lead risk
			 assessors shall comply with rules
			 3701-32-03,
			 3701-32-04,
			 3701-32-07,
			 3701-32-12,
			 3701-32-15
			 and
			 3701-32-19
			 of the Administrative Code.
(4) Lead abatement
			 workers shall comply with rules 3702-32-03,
			 3701-32-04,
			 and
			 3701-32-09
			 of the Administrative Code.
(5) Lead abatement
			 contractors shall comply with rules
			 3701-32-03,
			 3701-32-04,
			 3701-32-08,
			 3701-32-15
			 and
			 3701-32-19
			 of the Administrative Code.
(6) Lead abatement
			 project designers shall comply with rules
			 3701-32-03,
			 3701-32-04,
			 3701-32-10,
			 3701-32-15
			 and
			 3701-32-19
			 of the Administrative Code.
(7) Manufacturers of
			 encapsulants must comply with rule
			 3701-32-03
			 and
			 3701-32-13
			 of the Administrative Code.
(8) Clinical lead
			 laboratories must be approved pursuant to rule
			 3701-82-02
			 of the Administrative Code and comply with rules
			 3701-32-14
			 and
			 3701-30-05
			 of the Administrative Code.
(9) Environmental lead
			 laboratories must be approved pursuant to rule
			 3701-82-02
			 of the Administrative Code and comply with rule
			 3701-32-14
			 of the Administrative Code.
(10) Training
			 providers must be approved pursuant to rule  3701-82-01 of the Administrative Code
			 and must comply with rules  3701-82- 01.1, 3701-82- 01.2, and
			 3701-82- 01.3 of the Administrative Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-04 - General application procedures, provisions, and qualifications for clearance technician, lead inspector, lead risk assessor, lead abatement contractor, lead abatement worker or lead abatement project designer

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) To apply for a
			 license as a clearance technician, lead inspector, lead risk assessor, lead
			 abatement contractor, lead abatement worker, or lead abatement project designer
			 an individual shall:
(1) Submit a complete
			 application to the director, on forms prescribed by the director, for each
			 discipline in which the applicant desires to receive a license;
(2) Individuals that submit with their
			 applications, proof that they are a service member or veteran, or the spouse or
			 surviving spouse of a service member or veteran will receive priority expedited
			 licensure processing. Their applications will be reviewed within five business
			 days of receipt and before all other applications for licensure.
(a) The acceptable proof of service
			 member/veteran status documents are:
(i)
			 Department of defense identification card (active, retired, temporary
			 disability retirement list (TDRL));
(ii) DD214 military discharge certificate
			 indicating disposition of discharge;
(iii) Report of separation from the national
			 archives national personnel records center in St. Louis, Missouri; or
(iv) Veterans identification card from the
			 department of veterans affairs.
(b) All acceptable proof documents, except
			 veterans identification card, must show the veteran status as honorable,
			 general, general under honorable conditions, or discharged or released under
			 conditions other than dishonorable.
(3) Pay to the director the following
			 non-refundable, biennial license fee by check or money order payable to
			 "Treasurer, State of Ohio":
(a) For a
			 clearance technician license, two hundred fifty dollars;
(b) For a lead inspector license, two hundred
			 fifty dollars;
(c) For a lead risk
			 assessor license, two hundred fifty dollars;
(d) For a lead abatement worker license,
			 fifty dollars;
(e) For a lead
			 abatement contractor license, five hundred dollars; or
(f) For a lead abatement project designer
			 license, five hundred dollars.
(4) Pass any required examination;
			 and
(5) Comply with any procedure
			 the director has in place to implement a system under which a license contains
			 picture identification.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-05 - Clearance technician scope of practice and standards of conduct

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) A clearance
			 technician is licensed to perform clearance examinations on non-abatement lead
			 projects only.
(B) A clearance
			 technician shall not design, perform, prepare, or provide advice on:
(1) Lead inspections;
(2) Lead-based paint sampling;
(3) Lead risk assessments, lead hazard screen
			 risk assessments, or other lead assessment activities;
(4) Lead abatement projects;
(5) Pre-abatement plans for designed
			 abatement projects;
(6)
			 Specifications for a lead abatement project; or
(7) Lead abatement activities.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-06 - Lead inspector scope of practice and standards of conduct

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) A lead
			 inspector is licensed to perform:
(1) Lead
			 inspections;
(2) Lead-based paint
			 sampling; and
(3) Clearance
			 examinations.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-07 - Lead risk assessor scope of practice and standards of conduct

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) A lead risk
			 assessor is licensed to conduct:
(1) Lead
			 inspections;
(2) Lead-based paint
			 sampling;
(3) Clearance
			 examinations;
(4) Lead risk
			 assessments;
(5) Lead hazard screen
			 risk assessments;
(6) Other lead
			 assessment activities; and
(7)
			 Identify lead hazard control strategies to reduce or eliminate lead
			 exposures.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-08 - Lead abatement contractor scope of practice and standards of conduct

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) A lead
			 abatement contractor is licensed to do the following on residential units,
			 child care facilities and schools, or the soil surrounding them, or both:
(1) Conduct lead abatement;
(2) Provide professional advice regarding
			 lead abatement;
(3) Supervise one
			 or more lead abatement workers;
(4)
			 Write pre-abatement plans and lead abatement specifications; and
(5) Perform  interim controlsand
			 paint stabilization.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-09 - Lead abatement worker scope of practice and standards of conduct

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) A lead
			 abatement worker is licensed to perform lead abatement. In a residential unit,
			 child care facility or school, or the soil surrounding it, or both, a lead
			 abatement worker may perform:
(1) Lead
			 abatement;
(2) Interim controls;
			 and
(3) Paint stabilization.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-10 - Lead abatement project designer scope of practice and standards of conduct

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) A lead abatement project designer is
			 licensed to do the following on residential units, child care facilities and
			 schools, or the soil surrounding them, or both:
(1) Design lead abatement projects;
(2) Conduct lead abatement;
(3) Provide professional advice regarding
			 lead abatement;
(4) Supervise one
			 or more lead abatement workers;
(5)
			 Write pre-abatement plans and lead abatement specifications; and
(6) Perform lead abatement,
			  interim
			 controls,  and paint
			 stabilization.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-12 - Clearance examinations

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) A clearance examination includes a visual
			 assessment of a residential unit, child care facility, or school that may be
			 followed by the collection of environmental samples to determine whether the
			 lead abatement, interim controls, or non-abatement lead activities in a
			 residential unit, child care facility, or school has sufficiently controlled
			 lead hazards or presumed lead hazards.
(B) The clearance standards set forth in rule
			 3701-32-19
			 of the Administrative Code shall be used to determine if the lead hazards or
			 presumed lead hazards have been sufficiently controlled.
(C) Clearance examinations shall be performed
			 by a lead risk assessor, lead inspector or clearance technician. A clearance
			 technician shall perform clearance examinations on non-abatement projects
			 only.
(D) When performing any
			 clearance examination at a residential unit, child care facility or school, a
			 lead inspector, lead risk assessor or clearance technician shall implement the
			 following quality control measures:
(1)
			 Collect dust samples for clearance examination purposes at a minimum of one
			 hour after completion of final cleaning activities;
(2) Use documented methodologies
			 incorporating quality control procedures when collecting environmental
			 samples;
(3) Use single-surface
			 dust sampling techniques only;
(4)
			 Use a wipe material acceptable to ASTM as described in the E 1792, "Standard
			 specification for wipe sampling materials for lead in surface dust," when
			 taking dust samples;
(5) Submit any
			 dust, paint chip, soil, or air samples collected for lead analysis to an
			 environmental lead analytical laboratory approved by the director pursuant to
			 rule
			 3701-82-02
			 of the Administrative Code; and
(6)
			 Submit any water samples collected for lead concentration analysis to a
			 laboratory approved pursuant to Chapter 3745-89 of the Administrative
			 Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-13 - Encapsulant requirements

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Manufacturers of encapsulant products
			 shall demonstrate a design life of twenty years and the safety and durability
			 of their products by:
(1) Providing results
			 of testing from an independent laboratory indicating that the product meets the
			 most current performance standards developed by the 
									ASTM for non-reinforced liquid coating
			 encapsulation products or for reinforced liquid coating encapsulation products.
			 The independent laboratory providing the testing shall be accredited by the
			 United States department of commerce, national voluntary laboratory
			 accreditation program ;
			 and
(2) Submitting results of an
			 assessment from a toxicologist certified by the "American board of toxicology"
			 regarding the potential human health risks that may be attributable to the
			 encapsulant product from repeated or one-time exposures during product
			 preparation, application, curing, and fully cured states. The assessment shall
			 include recommendations regarding occupancy during and after application of the
			 product.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-14 - Record keeping and reporting requirements for environmental lead analytical and clinical laboratories

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) An environmental lead analytical
			 laboratory shall send to the director, by first class mail or electronic
			 transfer, a copy of its quarterly proficiency testing results from the ELPAT
			 program within five business days of receiving the results.
(B) A clinical laboratory shall send to the
			 director, by first class mail or electronic transfer, a copy of its proficiency
			 testing results performed pursuant to the CLIA program within five business
			 days of receiving the results.
(C)
			 For the purposes of meeting the requirements of this rule and the requirements
			 in rule
			 3701-30-05
			 of the Administrative Code, any clinical laboratory that performs any analysis
			 of human blood, urine or other bodily substance of an Ohio resident to detect
			 or determine levels of lead, cadmium, mercury, or arsenic for each specimen
			 shall collect all of the following information shall be submitted to
			 the director by electronic transfer, unless otherwise authorized by the
			 director, within seven days of obtaining the results:
(1) Resident's name and parent's or the
			 guardian's name if the resident is less than sixteen years old;
(2) Resident's street and mailing address,
			 including the city, state, county and zip code;
(3) Resident's date of birth, gender, race
			 and ethnicity;
(4) Telephone
			 number, with area code, where the resident can be reached;
(5) Specimen matrix for blood, urine, or
			 other bodily substance;
(6) Analyte
			 for lead, cadmium, mercury, or arsenic;
(7) Procedure used to obtain the specimen and
			 the date it was obtained;
(8)
			 Physician's or healthcare provider's first name, last name, address, telephone
			 number, and national provider identifier, if applicable;
(9) If the resident is employed, employer's
			 name and address;
(10) Resident's
			 medicaid number, if any;
(11) If
			 the resident is under six years of age, the resident's social security
			 number;
(12) CLIA number of the
			 laboratory performing the analysis; and
(13) The accession number, the date the
			 sample was analyzed, and the test result in micrograms
			 per deciliter.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-18 - Variances

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The director
			 may grant a variance from the requirements of rules
			 3701-32-03
			 to
			 3701-32-16
			 of the Administrative Code unless variance is requested to a statutory
			 requirement. Before the director grants the variance, the party requesting the
			 variance must show that:
(1) Granting the
			 variance will not jeopardize the health and safety of the public; and
(2) Because of practical difficulties or
			 other special conditions, strict application of the rule requirement, from
			 which the variance is requested, will cause unusual and unnecessary
			 hardship.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-32 - Lead Hazard Abatement › Section 3701-32-19 - Levels of lead hazardous to human health and clearance examination standards

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Lead-based paint is present:
(1) When a paint or other surface coating
			 contains a lead concentration equal to or exceeding 1.0 mg/cm2 (milligram per square
			 centimeter), 0.5 percent by weight, or five thousand parts per million (ppm) by
			 weight; and
(2) On any surface like
			 a surface tested in the same room that has a lead concentration equal to or
			 exceeding the level set forth in paragraph (A)(1) of this rule.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-33 - Agricultural Labor Camps › Section 3701-33-03 - Licensure: fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Every person who
			 intends to operate an agricultural labor camp shall submit an application to
			 the licensor no later than the close of business on the fourteenth day of April
			 each year, for a license to operate such camp, effective for the calendar year
			 in which it is issued. The license fees specified in paragraph (C) of this rule
			 shall be submitted with the application for the license. The application shall
			 include the following information:
(1)
									 The name and address of the camp owner and
			 operator;
(2)
									The address of the camp;
(3)
									The location of
			 the existing or proposed camp;
(4)
									Whether the camp
			 was operated during the year preceding the year of application;
(5)
									Whether the camp
			 is an existing or a new camp. For license purposes, an existing camp is
			 considered new if it has not been licensed for two consecutive
			 years;
(6)
									Whether the camp contains new or substantially altered
			 facilities;
(7)
									Whether plans are enclosed;
(8)
									The expected date
			 of occupancy;
(9)
									The number of housing units;
(10)
									Number of
			 expected occupants;
(11)
									A diagram of the camp, including a floor plan for each
			 housing unit;
(12)
									Any other pertinent information the licensor may
			 require.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-33 - Agricultural Labor Camps › Section 3701-33-04 - Inspections

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								The licensor shall inspect all agricultural labor camps
			 and shall require compliance with sections
			 3733.41 to
			 3733.49 of the Revised Code and
			 with this chapter prior to the issuance of a license. Each applicant shall
			 request the pre-license inspection required by section
			 3733.45 of the Revised Code and
			 this paragraph at least thirty days prior to planned occupancy. The licensor
			 shall conduct the pre-licensure inspection within ten business days of the
			 request.
(B)
								In addition to the inspection required by paragraph (A)
			 of this rule, the licensor shall conduct any other inspections that are
			 considered necessary to adequately enforce sections
			 3733.41 to
			 3733.49 of the Revised Code and
			 this chapter.
(C)
								The licensor may, upon proper identification to the
			 operator or his agent, enter on any agricultural labor camp or into any
			 structure at any reasonable time for the purpose of conducting inspections
			 required by section 3733.45 of the Revised
			 Code.
Replaces: 3701-33- 02.1
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-33 - Agricultural Labor Camps › Section 3701-33-05 - Water supply; sewage disposal

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								To comply with
			 minimum standards of habitability:
(1)
									The water supply for the camp shall be from a public
			 water system which meets the requirements of Chapter 6109. of the Revised Code
			 and the rules adopted thereunder.
(2)
									Within five years
			 of the effective date of this rule, a sufficient supply of water under pressure
			 shall be provided to all housing units in existing camps. Newly constructed or
			 substantially altered camps, or housing units installed in existing camps after
			 the effective date of this rule, shall be supplied with water under
			 pressure.
(3)
									Sewage and gray water shall be properly disposed of
			 into a sanitary sewerage system approved by the Ohio environmental protection
			 agency or the local health department, depending on which agency has
			 jurisdiction.
(4)
									Sewage disposal systems shall be maintained so as not
			 to create a nuisance, health hazard or pollute any waters of the
			 state.
(5)
									When privies are used they shall be properly vented and
			 maintained.
(6)
									The operator shall provide the licensor with proof of a
			 properly executed contract specifying that each portable chemical toilet
			 holding tank or privy vault will be pumped and cleaned at least once a week or
			 more often, if necessary. The contents shall be disposed of in a manner and
			 place approved by the Ohio environmental protection agency.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-33 - Agricultural Labor Camps › Section 3701-33-08 - Laundry facilities

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								To comply with
			 minimum standards of habitability:
(1)
									Laundry facilities for the use of all occupants shall
			 be provided with the following:
(a)
										A supply of hot and cold running water;
(b)
										A roof over the
			 laundry area;
(c)
										Floors constructed of impervious materials and sloped
			 to a floor drain;
(d)
										Laundry tubs in the ratio of one per twenty-five
			 occupants. Mechanical washers may be provided in lieu of laundry tubs, in the
			 ratio of one per fifty occupants. Although, a minimum of one laundry tub shall
			 be provided in addition to the mechanical washers; and
(e)
										Facilities for
			 drying clothes.