CDPH Exam Prep

This course meets the requirements to renew your current Lead Worker or Lead Supervisor California Department of Public Health (CDPH) lead certificate.

This course meets the requirements to renew your current California Department of Public Health (CDPH) lead certificate. Title 17 regulations require this course for any person who holds the following lead certificates: · Lead Inspector/Assessor · Sample Technician · Project Monitor · Supervisor · Project Designer

This course is for individuals seeking to perform lead sampling activities. In California, Title 17 regulations require you to become certified through California Department of Public Health (CDPH). This course is the first step in the certification process.

The Asbestos Operations and Maintenance Refresher Course meets the AHERA regulatory requirements and OSHA training requirements for individuals that disturb small amounts of asbestos containing material incidental to routine maintenance work.

This course provides information for those individuals who wish to perform lead-based paint inspections, risk assessments, and/or post-abatement clearance services. This class will prepare students to perform on-site inspection, take samples, determine the severity of lead hazards, and develop options for eliminating those hazards.

This course meets the requirements to renew your current California Department of Public Health (CDPH) lead certificate. Title 17 regulations require this course for any person who holds the following lead certificates: · Lead Inspector/Assessor · Sample Technician · Project Monitor · Supervisor · Project Designer

This course is for individuals seeking to perform lead abatement activities. In California, Title 17 regulations require you to become certified through California Department of Public Health (CDPH).

The Mold Awareness course teaches construction professionals how to recognize mold in structures, as well as basic tips on mold control.

This course is for those individuals who already took a lead worker course (24-hours) and are interested in becoming a Lead Supervisor or Project Monitor by taking this 16-hour lead-related Supplemental Lead Supervisor/Project Monitor course to fulfill the training requirements.

This course is for individuals seeking to perform lead abatement activities. In California, Title 17 regulations require you to become certified through California Department of Public Health (CDPH). This course is the first step in the certification process.

This course provides information for those individuals who wish to perform lead-based paint inspections, risk assessments, and/or post-abatement clearance services. This class will prepare students to perform on-site inspection, take samples, determine the severity of lead hazards, and develop options for eliminating those hazards.