Section 325.99211. Project designer training course requirements.

Rule 211. A training program accredited under section 5462 of the act shall provide a training course that meets all of the following requirements  to become accredited for the discipline of project designer:

(a)   The training course shall last a minimum of 8 training hours.

(b)   The training course shall include, at a minimum, all of  the following topics:

(i)   The role and responsibilities of a project designer.

(ii)   The development and implementation of an occupant protection plan for large-scale   lead hazard control projects. Hands-on activities shall be an integral part of this topic.

(iii)      Lead-based  paint  hazard control methods,  both  permanent   and temporary,  for  large-scale lead hazard   control   projects,     including restricted practices

(iv)       Interior  dust-lead  hazard control methods, both permanent and temporary, and  cleanup  procedures  for large-scale   lead  hazard  control projects.

(v)   Clearance standards and testing for large-scale lead hazard  control projects.

(vi)     Integration  of lead-based  paint  hazard   control   methods   with modernization and rehabilitation projects for large-scale lead hazard control projects.

(vii)   Preparation of lead hazard control specifications for multi family housing and child-occupied facilities.

History: 2005 AACS.