Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-82 - Lead Training Programs; Environmental Lead Analytical Laboratories › Section 3701-82-01.3 - Training program requirements

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) An approved training program provider
			 will
			 offer programs which teach the work practice standards set forth in Chapter
			 3742. of the Revised Code and Chapter 3701-32 of the Administrative Code. The
			 work practice standards will be taught in the appropriate program to provide
			 the trainees with the knowledge needed to perform the lead activities. The
			 training program will be comprised of training hours, including
			 hands-on training, and will be conducted in such a manner that students gain
			 practical experience in conducting lead activities. The terms training hours
			 and hands-on training have the same meaning as defined in rule
			 3701-32-01 of the Administrative
			 Code. An approved initial training program will meet at
			 least the following:
(1) In addition to the
			 successful completion of the prerequisite core program, the initial lead
			 inspector training program will consist of at least sixteen training hours, with
			 at least eight hours devoted to hands-on training;
(2) In addition to the successful completion
			 of the prerequisite lead inspector program, the initial lead risk assessor
			 training program will consist of at least sixteen training-hours, with
			 at least eight hours devoted to hands-on training. A trainee
			 will
			 have previously successfully completed a sixteen training-hour lead inspector
			 program in order to be certified as having completed a lead risk assessor
			 program;
(3) In addition to the
			 successful completion of the prerequisite core program, the initial lead
			 abatement contractor training program will consist of
			 at least thirty-two training hours, with at least eight hours devoted to
			 hands-on training;
(4) In addition
			 to the successful completion of the prerequisite lead abatement contractor
			 program, the initial lead abatement project designer training program
			 will
			 consist of at least sixteen training hours, with at least eight hours devoted
			 to hands-on training. A trainee is obligated to have previously successfully completed
			 an initial lead abatement contractor training program in order to be certified
			 as having completed an initial lead abatement project designer training
			 program;
(5) In addition to the
			 successful completion of the prerequisite core program, the initial abatement
			 worker training program will consist of at least sixteen
			 training-hours, with at least eight hours devoted to hands-on training;
(6) The initial clearance technician program
			 can not
			 exceed 7.2 training hours;
(7) To
			 successfully complete an initial training program a person
			 is obligated
			 to complete the training within one year;
(8) The training program
			 will
			 provide written proof of the successful completion of the program to each
			 candidate within one week of successful completion of the program examination;
			 and
(9) The instructor-to-student
			 ratio will not exceed 1:25.