Lead license chart
All persons engaged in lead-based paint activities in “target housing and child-occupied facilities”, as defined in the Texas Environmental Lead Reduction Rules, are required to be certified. Following is a summary of the purpose and requirements of each. Applicants can obtain a complete copy of the rules and application forms from the website of the Environmental Lead Branch of the Texas Department of State Health Services or by calling 1-888-778-9440.
| LEADCERTIFICATION | PURPOSE/SCOPE | ANNUAL FEE | TRAININGCOURSE(S) REQUIRED | OTHER REQUIREMENTS | ||||
| Education | Experience | Employment | St. Exam | Insurance | ||||
| Inspector | To engage in lead inspection | 308.00 | Lead Inspector | N | N | Y | ||
| Risk Assessor | To engage in lead risk assessment or lead hazard screens | 610.00 | Lead Inspector and Lead Risk Assessor | Y | Y/N | N | Y | N |
| Abatement Supervisor | To supervise lead abatement activity | 308.00 | Lead Abatement Supervisor | N | Y | N | Y | N |
| Abatement Project Designer | To engage in lead abatement project design | 610.00 | Lead Abatement Supervisor and Lead Abatement Project Designer | Y/N | Y | N | N | N |
| Abatement Worker | To engage in lead abatement work | 104.00 | Lead Abatement Worker | N | Y | N | N | N |
| Lead Firm | To perform lead-based paint activities | 1030.00 | N | N | N | N | N | |