Course Overview
The Deleader Contractor Supervisor Initial Course is designed to provide training for supervisors in the safe and effective management of lead abatement projects. This course covers key responsibilities and tasks related to overseeing lead removal and remediation activities, including regulatory requirements from OSHA, EPA, and other governing bodies. Topics include the identification and assessment of lead hazards, work area containment, use of personal protective equipment (PPE), air monitoring, and waste disposal procedures. Supervisors will also learn how to ensure worker safety, maintain compliance with legal standards, and manage the logistics of lead abatement projects. This course prepares supervisors to lead teams in a way that minimizes lead exposure and ensures a safe work environment throughout the project.
What You'll Learn
In the Deleader Contractor Supervisor Initial Course, students will learn the essential skills and knowledge required to safely and effectively supervise lead abatement projects. Key learning objectives include:
- Lead Hazard Identification
- Regulatory Requirements
- Supervisory Responsibilities
- Work Area Containment
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Air Monitoring and Sampling
- Waste Disposal
- Health Effects of Lead Exposure
- Emergency Response and Safety Protocols
By completing the course, students will be equipped to supervise lead abatement projects, ensuring that all activities are conducted safely, efficiently, and in compliance with legal and health standards.
Who Should Enroll
The Deleader Contractor Supervisor Initial Course is designed for individuals who are or will be responsible for supervising lead abatement projects. This course is ideal for:
Those who will oversee teams performing lead removal, encapsulation, or remediation work in residential, commercial, or industrial settings.
Professionals managing renovation, demolition, or maintenance projects that may involve lead-containing materials.
Individuals responsible for ensuring safety and regulatory compliance on lead-related projects and in lead-exposed environments.
Those coordinating or managing lead abatement work and ensuring that all activities are conducted safely and in line with regulatory standards.
Professionals overseeing construction or renovation projects with potential lead hazards, ensuring the proper implementation of lead-safe work practices.
Those responsible for ensuring lead safety in properties, particularly in older buildings or structures where lead-based paints may be present.
Individuals providing guidance or oversight on lead abatement projects, ensuring compliance with safety standards.
This course is essential for those who need to understand lead abatement processes, health risks, safety regulations, and supervisory responsibilities to effectively manage lead-related projects.
Why Choose TSM Training Institute?
- Flexible learning options (online and in-person).
- Industry-experienced instructors.
- Recognized certifications for career advancement.
- DLS certified
Our environmental training program is fully certified with the EPA, OSHA, and the Massachusetts Department of Labor Standards.
