Iowa Admin. Code r. 641-70.3 - [Effective 3/26/2025] Lead professional certification
(1) A person or a firm that conducts lead
abatement, renovation, clearance testing after lead abatement, lead-free
inspections, lead inspections, elevated blood lead (EBL) inspections, lead
hazard screens, risk assessments, visual risk assessments, clearance testing
after renovation, or interim controls, paint stabilization, standard
treatments, ongoing lead-based paint maintenance, or rehabilitation pursuant to
24 CFR Part 35 has to be certified by the department in the appropriate
discipline. However, persons who perform these activities within residential
dwellings that they, or an immediate family member, own and currently reside
in, are not required to be certified.
(2) Persons who perform renovation under the
supervision of a certified lead-safe renovator, certified lead abatement
contractor, or certified lead abatement worker and who have completed
on-the-job training are not required to be certified. However, on-the-job
training does not meet the training requirement for work conducted pursuant to
24 CFR Part 35.
(3) Elevated blood
lead (EBL) inspections are conducted only by certified elevated blood lead
(EBL) inspector/risk assessors employed by or under contract with the
department, a local board of health, or a public housing agency .
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