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New York State requires specific asbestos licenses for each role on a job site, from handlers and inspectors to project designers and supervisors. This guide breaks down the requirements by position so you know exactly which certification you need to stay compliant and advance your career.
Understanding the difference between federal EPA certification and state-specific credentials is key for contractors, property managers, and environmental professionals. Learn how EPA and state requirements work together, what certifications are mandatory, and how to ensure your team meets every regulation.
New York City has additional rules that go beyond federal EPA certification standards. Discover what makes NYC’s requirements unique, who must comply, and how contractors and property owners can avoid penalties while keeping projects safe and legal.
LeadCheck Swabs are the EPA-recognized solution for fast, accurate lead testing. Whether you’re a contractor or a homeowner, choose from our 8-pack or 2-pack kits for instant results and peace of mind.
Connecting property owners with certified lead professionals has never been easier. LeadConnections.org is your go-to resource for compliance with New York State’s lead laws, helping contractors secure more work and property owners stay safe and legal.
Contractors and maintenance professionals working on homes built before 1978 must be EPA RRP certified. This course provides hands-on training and everything you need to stay compliant while protecting occupants from lead exposure.
Looking to advance your career in environmental remediation? Our 40-hour Asbestos Supervisor training is offered regularly and meets all EPA and NYS requirements. Search for a session near you and take the next step in your certification journey.
From mold to lead to asbestos, these top-rated environmental training courses will boost your skills, improve job site safety, and help you meet federal and state requirements. Discover which program is right for your career goals.