Ohio Lead Abatement Contractor Examination — Information & Free Practice

The authority has not published an examination outline; the practice questions follow the scope of the existing question bank.

• Credential authority, definitions, and professional scope

  • Ohio definitions for lead abatement, projects, and licensed personnel
  • Authorized and excluded functions of a lead abatement contractor
  • Initial qualifications and ongoing license-holder duties
• General prohibitions, compliance, and enforcement

  • Required licenses and supervision for project personnel
  • Restrictions on assessment, sampling, analysis, and training
  • Regulatory priority, inspections, cooperation, and enforcement
  • Lead hazard control orders and ordered-property requirements
• Project supervision, notification, and planning

  • Designation, presence, availability, and delegated site coverage
  • Project notification and correction of notices
  • Pre-abatement plan timing, custody, and required plans
  • Personnel readiness and project-management coordination
• Ohio work-practice controls and safeguards

  • Worker and occupant safeguards
  • Prohibited abatement and hazard-control methods
  • Accepted paint, dust, soil, and water control methods
  • Approved products, cleanup, waste, and regulatory coordination
• Ohio hazard levels and clearance standards

  • Paint and dust hazard thresholds
  • Soil and water hazard thresholds
  • Clearance criteria and corrective action
• Project reports, distribution, and records

  • Lead abatement project report preparation and contents
  • Report delivery, retention, availability, and disclosure statement