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Lead Program
The goal of the Department of Labor Standard's(DLS) Lead Program is to reduce the incidence and severity of lead exposures for the Commonwealth's workers and other members of the general public. DLS accomplishes this goal by administering and enforcing standards for renovation, repair and painting carried out in older homes and child-occupied facilities that may contain lead paint as well as for deleading operations. DLS also administers the Occupational Blood Lead Registry, which tracks elevated blood lead levels among adults, provides educational counseling and guidance to workers, and through its medical consultant, offers advice to physicians on the medical management of lead poisoning.
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Do you need an application to apply for licensure as a Deleading Contractor, Lead-Safe Renovation Contractor, Deleader-Supervisor, Deleader-Worker or Deleading Training Provider? Click on the above link to print the application form that you will need to complete and submit to the Division of Occupational Safety.
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Click on the above link to view lists of licensed Deleading Contractors, licensed Lead Training Providers, licensed Lead-Safe Renovation Contractors, and Certified Lead-Safe Renovator-Supervisors who are also certified to perform Moderate-Risk Deleading Work.
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Learn more about the state's lead regulations and related requirements for persons and contractors engaged in for renovation, repair and painting work, including training, certification and licensure requirements.
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Information and guidance documents, health, safety and respirator program templates and forms needed by persons and firms engaged in deleading, renovation, repair and painting work.