For Lead Construction Professionals:

• Learn about California's Lead Accreditation & Certification Program

• Find out where to take DHS-approved lead-related construction training

• Get application forms and instructions for Lead Certification and Renewal

• Find out about the new Lead Certification Exams

• Find out if certification is required for you

• Find out which lead certificate is right for the work you do

• Get California's Title 17 Lead Accreditation, Certification and Work Practice Regulations

• Get the DHS Abatement Notification and Lead Hazard Evaluation Forms (8551 and 8552)

• Get a copy of Cal/OSHA's Lead in Construction Standard (8 CCR, Section 1532.1)

• Order educational materials on Lead in the Workplace

For Homeowners and Renters:

• Find a certified lead professional whom you can hire

• Check to see if a lead professional is certified

• Learn what to know before hiring a lead professional to work on your home

• Get information on testing your home for lead

• Learn about lead in vinyl mini blinds

• Learn about lead in tableware (ceramics)

• Get information about the federal real estate disclosure rule

• Learn how to do lead-safe home repairs and remodeling

• Get EPA booklets and pamphlets on Lead Poisoning Prevention

• Find an accredited laboratory to test paint, soil and water samples for lead

• Go to other sources of lead information

For Lead Training Providers:

• Get the application forms and instructions for accreditation and renewal (under construction)

General Interest:

• Get the Legislative Report on Lead Hazards in California Elementary Schools

• Check to see if a lead professional is certified