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Lead Abatement Supervisor License

Individual license to supervise and conduct lead abatements, including preparation of occupant protection plans and abatement reports.

Licensing authority: Virginia Board for Asbestos, Lead, and Home Inspectors · Application information

Initial licensure by examination

All of the following:

Age
At least 18 years old (18VAC15-30-52(C)).
Application
Submit the Board-prescribed complete application, fee and required supporting documentation; report changes before issuance; complete the process within 12 months or submit a new application and fee (18VAC15-30-51).
Criminal Disclosure
Disclose all felony convictions, environmental-remediation misdemeanors, and non-marijuana misdemeanors within three years; Board determinations are subject to section 54.1-204 (18VAC15-30-52(E)).
Disciplinary Disclosure
Report actions against any professional or occupational license, certification or registration; the Board may consider prior action (18VAC15-30-52(F)).
Exam Timing
Pass the Supervisor licensing examination within 36 months after initial or refresher training. After three failures, retake and satisfactorily complete initial training before another three attempts (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(b)).
Experience
One year as a licensed lead abatement worker OR two years in a related field, including lead, asbestos, environmental remediation or building trades; provide experience verification (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(a), (L); application question 10).
Identity
Provide full legal name, mailing and physical addresses, email, and Social Security Number or Virginia DMV control number (18VAC15-30-52(B),(D); application questions 1–8).
Implementation Timing
PSI bulletin p.2 states: "You must pass both portions within three (3) years of Board approval and you will have three (3) attempts." It also states: "If you fail the examination three times, whether one or both portions, you must submit a new application to the Board and meet all current requirements." These implementing directions are retained alongside the controlling regulation.
Initial Training
Document satisfactory completion of Board-approved lead abatement supervisor initial training and applicable refresher training (18VAC15-30-52(H),(I)(3)). Course tests and hands-on/proficiency assessments are training-completion conditions under 18VAC15-30-390; they are not independently named licensing examinations.
Law Score Reuse
PSI states a passing Virginia Law score is valid for three years; a further trade examination within that period does not require retaking Law.
Other Jurisdiction Licenses
If holding a current or expired environmental-remediation credential in another jurisdiction, provide original certification/letter of good standing with initial date, expiry, means of licensure and disciplinary history (application question 11).
Practice Compliance
Comply with Parts VIII and IX while applying and while licensed (18VAC15-30-52(G)).
Refresher Currency
Initial training certificates are valid 36 months; complete applicable refresher training within 36 months and every 36 months thereafter (18VAC15-30-52(H)).
Licensure with equivalent international qualifications

All of the following:

Age
At least 18 years old (18VAC15-30-52(C)).
Application
Submit the Board-prescribed complete application, fee and required supporting documentation; report changes before issuance; complete the process within 12 months or submit a new application and fee (18VAC15-30-51).
Criminal Disclosure
Disclose all felony convictions, environmental-remediation misdemeanors, and non-marijuana misdemeanors within three years; Board determinations are subject to section 54.1-204 (18VAC15-30-52(E)).
Disciplinary Disclosure
Report actions against any professional or occupational license, certification or registration; the Board may consider prior action (18VAC15-30-52(F)).
Exam Timing
Pass the Supervisor licensing examination within 36 months after initial or refresher training. After three failures, retake and satisfactorily complete initial training before another three attempts (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(b)).
Examinations
§54.1-205.1(B) requires the same examinations as other initial applicants; 18VAC15-30-52(I)(3),(J) and PSI identify Supervisor and Virginia Law.
Experience
One year as a licensed lead abatement worker OR two years in a related field, including lead, asbestos, environmental remediation or building trades; provide experience verification (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(a), (L); application question 10).
Identity
Provide full legal name, mailing and physical addresses, email, and Social Security Number or Virginia DMV control number (18VAC15-30-52(B),(D); application questions 1–8).
Immigration
Document United States citizenship, permanent residency, or a valid work visa with proof of a petition for permanent residency (§54.1-205.1(A)(1)).
Implementation Timing
PSI bulletin p.2 states: "You must pass both portions within three (3) years of Board approval and you will have three (3) attempts." It also states: "If you fail the examination three times, whether one or both portions, you must submit a new application to the Board and meet all current requirements." These implementing directions are retained alongside the controlling regulation.
Initial Training
Document satisfactory completion of Board-approved lead abatement supervisor initial training and applicable refresher training (18VAC15-30-52(H),(I)(3)). Course tests and hands-on/proficiency assessments are training-completion conditions under 18VAC15-30-390; they are not independently named licensing examinations.
International Equivalency
Board standards determine partial or full credit for equivalent foreign training and education; provide evidence of education, training and licensure or other criteria required by the Board (§54.1-205.1(A)(2),(3)). This statutory pathway is subject to implementing Board standards, not automatic recognition.
Law Score Reuse
PSI states a passing Virginia Law score is valid for three years; a further trade examination within that period does not require retaking Law.
Other Jurisdiction Licenses
If holding a current or expired environmental-remediation credential in another jurisdiction, provide original certification/letter of good standing with initial date, expiry, means of licensure and disciplinary history (application question 11).
Practice Compliance
Comply with Parts VIII and IX while applying and while licensed (18VAC15-30-52(G)).
Refresher Currency
Initial training certificates are valid 36 months; complete applicable refresher training within 36 months and every 36 months thereafter (18VAC15-30-52(H)).
Late renewal within 12 months after expiry
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Certification
Renewal certifies continued compliance with the chapter (18VAC15-30-165(D)).
Fees
Return the renewal fee and required documentation before expiration (18VAC15-30-165(B)).
Late Window
License not renewed within 30 days after expiry is subject to late fees. Renewal is unavailable beyond 12 months after expiry; a new application is then required (18VAC15-30-167).
License Term
Individual licenses expire 12 months from the last day of the issuance month (18VAC15-30-164(A)).
Training
Discipline-specific Board-approved refresher training within 36 months of initial/most recent refresher training and every 36 months thereafter; proficiency-based course completion permits 60 months (18VAC15-30-166(A)). Training examinations are course-completion conditions under 18VAC15-30-390.
Training Wording
18VAC15-30-165(B) uses "annual refresher training requirement" but expressly requires compliance with 18VAC15-30-166(A), which states 36 months or 60 months for proficiency-based completion. Both passages are retained; the specified qualification intervals are stated here.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Initial licensure with substantially equivalent military qualifications

All of the following:

Age
At least 18 years old (18VAC15-30-52(C)).
Application
Submit the Board-prescribed complete application, fee and required supporting documentation; report changes before issuance; complete the process within 12 months or submit a new application and fee (18VAC15-30-51).
Criminal Disclosure
Disclose all felony convictions, environmental-remediation misdemeanors, and non-marijuana misdemeanors within three years; Board determinations are subject to section 54.1-204 (18VAC15-30-52(E)).
Disciplinary Disclosure
Report actions against any professional or occupational license, certification or registration; the Board may consider prior action (18VAC15-30-52(F)).
Exam Timing
Pass the Supervisor licensing examination within 36 months after initial or refresher training. After three failures, retake and satisfactorily complete initial training before another three attempts (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(b)).
Experience
One year as a licensed lead abatement worker OR two years in a related field, including lead, asbestos, environmental remediation or building trades; provide experience verification (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(a), (L); application question 10).
Identity
Provide full legal name, mailing and physical addresses, email, and Social Security Number or Virginia DMV control number (18VAC15-30-52(B),(D); application questions 1–8).
Implementation Timing
PSI bulletin p.2 states: "You must pass both portions within three (3) years of Board approval and you will have three (3) attempts." It also states: "If you fail the examination three times, whether one or both portions, you must submit a new application to the Board and meet all current requirements." These implementing directions are retained alongside the controlling regulation.
Initial Training
Document satisfactory completion of Board-approved lead abatement supervisor initial training and applicable refresher training (18VAC15-30-52(H),(I)(3)). Course tests and hands-on/proficiency assessments are training-completion conditions under 18VAC15-30-390; they are not independently named licensing examinations.
Law Score Reuse
PSI states a passing Virginia Law score is valid for three years; a further trade examination within that period does not require retaking Law.
Military Documentation
Provide documentation requested by the Board to determine equivalency (§54.1-118(D)).
Military Service
Applicant is a service member honorably discharged from active military service. Board must accept substantially equivalent military training, education or experience and credit equivalent portions toward requirements (§54.1-118(A)).
Other Jurisdiction Licenses
If holding a current or expired environmental-remediation credential in another jurisdiction, provide original certification/letter of good standing with initial date, expiry, means of licensure and disciplinary history (application question 11).
Practice Compliance
Comply with Parts VIII and IX while applying and while licensed (18VAC15-30-52(G)).
Refresher Currency
Initial training certificates are valid 36 months; complete applicable refresher training within 36 months and every 36 months thereafter (18VAC15-30-52(H)).
Expedited licensure for a qualifying military or veteran spouse

All of the following:

Age
At least 18 years old (18VAC15-30-52(C)).
Application
Submit the Board-prescribed complete application, fee and required supporting documentation; report changes before issuance; complete the process within 12 months or submit a new application and fee (18VAC15-30-51).
Comparable License
Hold a same or similar license from another jurisdiction; Board determines substantial equivalency and applicant has no disqualifying disciplinary conduct (§54.1-119(A)).
Criminal Disclosure
Disclose all felony convictions, environmental-remediation misdemeanors, and non-marijuana misdemeanors within three years; Board determinations are subject to section 54.1-204 (18VAC15-30-52(E)).
Disciplinary Disclosure
Report actions against any professional or occupational license, certification or registration; the Board may consider prior action (18VAC15-30-52(F)).
Exam Timing
Pass the Supervisor licensing examination within 36 months after initial or refresher training. After three failures, retake and satisfactorily complete initial training before another three attempts (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(b)).
Expedited Documents
Submit military spouse expedited form with full license application, fees, supporting documentation, dependent ID and spouse orders/veteran records (A406-01MSLIC, question 4).
Experience
One year as a licensed lead abatement worker OR two years in a related field, including lead, asbestos, environmental remediation or building trades; provide experience verification (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(a), (L); application question 10).
Experience Waiver
Board may waive experience when supporting documentation justifies it (§54.1-119(A)); no named examination waiver is stated.
Identity
Provide full legal name, mailing and physical addresses, email, and Social Security Number or Virginia DMV control number (18VAC15-30-52(B),(D); application questions 1–8).
Implementation Timing
PSI bulletin p.2 states: "You must pass both portions within three (3) years of Board approval and you will have three (3) attempts." It also states: "If you fail the examination three times, whether one or both portions, you must submit a new application to the Board and meet all current requirements." These implementing directions are retained alongside the controlling regulation.
Initial Training
Document satisfactory completion of Board-approved lead abatement supervisor initial training and applicable refresher training (18VAC15-30-52(H),(I)(3)). Course tests and hands-on/proficiency assessments are training-completion conditions under 18VAC15-30-390; they are not independently named licensing examinations.
Law Score Reuse
PSI states a passing Virginia Law score is valid for three years; a further trade examination within that period does not require retaking Law.
Other Jurisdiction Licenses
If holding a current or expired environmental-remediation credential in another jurisdiction, provide original certification/letter of good standing with initial date, expiry, means of licensure and disciplinary history (application question 11).
Practice Compliance
Comply with Parts VIII and IX while applying and while licensed (18VAC15-30-52(G)).
Refresher Currency
Initial training certificates are valid 36 months; complete applicable refresher training within 36 months and every 36 months thereafter (18VAC15-30-52(H)).
Spouse Status
Spouse is on federal active duty under Title 10, or a veteran who left active duty within one year of application; applicant accompanies spouse to Virginia, an adjoining jurisdiction or the District of Columbia (§54.1-119(A)).
New licensure application after more than 12 months of expiry

All of the following:

Age
At least 18 years old (18VAC15-30-52(C)).
Application
Submit the Board-prescribed complete application, fee and required supporting documentation; report changes before issuance; complete the process within 12 months or submit a new application and fee (18VAC15-30-51).
Criminal Disclosure
Disclose all felony convictions, environmental-remediation misdemeanors, and non-marijuana misdemeanors within three years; Board determinations are subject to section 54.1-204 (18VAC15-30-52(E)).
Disciplinary Disclosure
Report actions against any professional or occupational license, certification or registration; the Board may consider prior action (18VAC15-30-52(F)).
Exam Timing
Pass the Supervisor licensing examination within 36 months after initial or refresher training. After three failures, retake and satisfactorily complete initial training before another three attempts (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(b)).
Experience
One year as a licensed lead abatement worker OR two years in a related field, including lead, asbestos, environmental remediation or building trades; provide experience verification (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(a), (L); application question 10).
Expired License
Prior license has not been renewed within 12 months after expiration; apply for a new license and satisfy entry requirements current at application (18VAC15-30-167(B)).
Identity
Provide full legal name, mailing and physical addresses, email, and Social Security Number or Virginia DMV control number (18VAC15-30-52(B),(D); application questions 1–8).
Implementation Timing
PSI bulletin p.2 states: "You must pass both portions within three (3) years of Board approval and you will have three (3) attempts." It also states: "If you fail the examination three times, whether one or both portions, you must submit a new application to the Board and meet all current requirements." These implementing directions are retained alongside the controlling regulation.
Initial Training
Document satisfactory completion of Board-approved lead abatement supervisor initial training and applicable refresher training (18VAC15-30-52(H),(I)(3)). Course tests and hands-on/proficiency assessments are training-completion conditions under 18VAC15-30-390; they are not independently named licensing examinations.
Law Score Reuse
PSI states a passing Virginia Law score is valid for three years; a further trade examination within that period does not require retaking Law.
Other Jurisdiction Licenses
If holding a current or expired environmental-remediation credential in another jurisdiction, provide original certification/letter of good standing with initial date, expiry, means of licensure and disciplinary history (application question 11).
Practice Compliance
Comply with Parts VIII and IX while applying and while licensed (18VAC15-30-52(G)).
Refresher Currency
Initial training certificates are valid 36 months; complete applicable refresher training within 36 months and every 36 months thereafter (18VAC15-30-52(H)).
Reapplication following revocation

All of the following:

Age
At least 18 years old (18VAC15-30-52(C)).
Application
Submit the Board-prescribed complete application, fee and required supporting documentation; report changes before issuance; complete the process within 12 months or submit a new application and fee (18VAC15-30-51).
Criminal Disclosure
Disclose all felony convictions, environmental-remediation misdemeanors, and non-marijuana misdemeanors within three years; Board determinations are subject to section 54.1-204 (18VAC15-30-52(E)).
Disciplinary Disclosure
Report actions against any professional or occupational license, certification or registration; the Board may consider prior action (18VAC15-30-52(F)).
Exam Timing
Pass the Supervisor licensing examination within 36 months after initial or refresher training. After three failures, retake and satisfactorily complete initial training before another three attempts (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(b)).
Experience
One year as a licensed lead abatement worker OR two years in a related field, including lead, asbestos, environmental remediation or building trades; provide experience verification (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(a), (L); application question 10).
Identity
Provide full legal name, mailing and physical addresses, email, and Social Security Number or Virginia DMV control number (18VAC15-30-52(B),(D); application questions 1–8).
Implementation Timing
PSI bulletin p.2 states: "You must pass both portions within three (3) years of Board approval and you will have three (3) attempts." It also states: "If you fail the examination three times, whether one or both portions, you must submit a new application to the Board and meet all current requirements." These implementing directions are retained alongside the controlling regulation.
Initial Training
Document satisfactory completion of Board-approved lead abatement supervisor initial training and applicable refresher training (18VAC15-30-52(H),(I)(3)). Course tests and hands-on/proficiency assessments are training-completion conditions under 18VAC15-30-390; they are not independently named licensing examinations.
Law Score Reuse
PSI states a passing Virginia Law score is valid for three years; a further trade examination within that period does not require retaking Law.
Other Jurisdiction Licenses
If holding a current or expired environmental-remediation credential in another jurisdiction, provide original certification/letter of good standing with initial date, expiry, means of licensure and disciplinary history (application question 11).
Practice Compliance
Comply with Parts VIII and IX while applying and while licensed (18VAC15-30-52(G)).
Refresher Currency
Initial training certificates are valid 36 months; complete applicable refresher training within 36 months and every 36 months thereafter (18VAC15-30-52(H)).
Revocation Wait
Not eligible to reapply for 12 months from the effective date of the revocation order (18VAC15-30-810(B)); reapplication is subject to current licensing qualifications and Board review.
Reinstatement of suspension for dishonored fee payment
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Payment
Upon notification, reinstate by paying the required fee and statutory/regulatory penalties; this suspension is not a disciplinary action (§54.1-104).
Suspension
License suspended after notice because a required fee payment was dishonored (§54.1-104).

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Renewal
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Certification
Renewal certifies continued compliance with the chapter (18VAC15-30-165(D)).
Fees
Return the renewal fee and required documentation before expiration (18VAC15-30-165(B)).
License Term
Individual licenses expire 12 months from the last day of the issuance month (18VAC15-30-164(A)).
Training
Discipline-specific Board-approved refresher training within 36 months of initial/most recent refresher training and every 36 months thereafter; proficiency-based course completion permits 60 months (18VAC15-30-166(A)). Training examinations are course-completion conditions under 18VAC15-30-390.
Training Wording
18VAC15-30-165(B) uses "annual refresher training requirement" but expressly requires compliance with 18VAC15-30-166(A), which states 36 months or 60 months for proficiency-based completion. Both passages are retained; the specified qualification intervals are stated here.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

License expiration extension for qualifying overseas service
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Extension
License held not to have expired during qualifying overseas service and 60 days afterward; extension may not exceed five years after the original expiration date.
Service
Virginia citizen in overseas United States armed or diplomatic service, or a spouse accompanying an armed-service member abroad, qualifies under §54.1-117.
Service Definition
Includes active service with regular Armed Forces, National Guard or other reserve component (§54.1-117).

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Universal recognition of experience in an unlicensed jurisdiction

All of the following:

Board Contact
DPOR ULR page directs applicants whose occupation has no listed ULR form to contact the appropriate regulatory board. The pinned Board application remains the ordinary examination application, not an ULR-specific form.
Criminal Record
No disqualifying criminal record under §54.1-204 (§54.1-205(B)(5)).
Discipline
No discipline except a financial penalty involving no harm to public health or economic well-being (§54.1-205(B)(6)).
Examinations
Pass examinations required by the Board for licensure (§54.1-205(C)(3)); the Supervisor and Virginia Law examinations are identified in 18VAC15-30-52(I)(3),(J) and PSI.
Fees
Pay applicable fees (§54.1-205(B)(7)).
Practice
Worked at least three years in another United States jurisdiction that does not license/certify the same profession; Virginia Board determines similar scope (§54.1-205(C)(1),(2)).
Qualification Review
Recognition is subject to the Board determining the statutory conditions and accepting the evidence. The ordinary application also requests supervisor training and experience verification; ask the Board how to document the experience-recognition application.
Universal license recognition based on an existing license
Virginia Law examination
Board Contact
DPOR ULR page directs applicants whose occupation has no listed ULR form to contact the appropriate regulatory board. The pinned Board application remains the ordinary examination application, not an ULR-specific form.
Controlling Recognition
§54.1-205(B) recognizes the qualifying license as fulfillment of Virginia qualifications. The ordinary application and 18VAC15-30-52(I)(3) also describe supervisor training, experience and technical examination. For this statutory recognition route the higher-ranked recognition provision governs; applicants should obtain Board instructions concerning the ordinary form and its additional requests.
Criminal Record
No disqualifying criminal record under §54.1-204 (§54.1-205(B)(5)).
Discipline
No discipline except a financial penalty involving no harm to public health or economic well-being (§54.1-205(B)(6)).
Fees
Pay applicable fees (§54.1-205(B)(7)).
Good Standing
No pending investigations or unresolved complaints; good standing in the issuing jurisdiction (§54.1-205(B)(4)).
Implementation Discipline
DPOR ULR page states "no disciplinary actions"; the controlling statute permits the limited financial-penalty exception described above.
Jurisprudence
The Board may require its Virginia Law examination under §54.1-205(E); 18VAC15-30-52(J) identifies the examination for Lead Supervisor applicants, so it is retained with Board discretion as a condition.
License
Hold a current valid license/government certification in another United States jurisdiction for at least one year, in a profession with a similar scope as determined by the Virginia Board (§54.1-205(B)(1),(2)).
Prior Examination
The original licensing jurisdiction must have required an examination and education, training or experience standards (§54.1-205(B)(3)). That unidentified or other jurisdiction examination is an applicant condition; the statute does not identify the frozen EPA national exam.

Interim Lead Abatement Supervisor License

Interim authorization while completing required licensing examinations; training must be recent and the interim license cannot be renewed.

Licensing authority: Virginia Board for Asbestos, Lead, and Home Inspectors · Application information

Interim licensure pending required licensing examinations

All of the following:

Age
At least 18 years old (18VAC15-30-52(C)).
Application
Submit the Board-prescribed complete application, fee and required supporting documentation; report changes before issuance; complete the process within 12 months or submit a new application and fee (18VAC15-30-51).
Criminal Disclosure
Disclose all felony convictions, environmental-remediation misdemeanors, and non-marijuana misdemeanors within three years; Board determinations are subject to section 54.1-204 (18VAC15-30-52(E)).
Disciplinary Disclosure
Report actions against any professional or occupational license, certification or registration; the Board may consider prior action (18VAC15-30-52(F)).
Exam Timing
Pass the Supervisor licensing examination within 36 months after initial or refresher training. After three failures, retake and satisfactorily complete initial training before another three attempts (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(b)).
Examination Deferral
Interim issuance is permitted for individuals who are required to pass the licensing examinations. The currently offered examinations remain leaves while passage is deferred; the temporary authorization does not waive the full-license requirements.
Experience
One year as a licensed lead abatement worker OR two years in a related field, including lead, asbestos, environmental remediation or building trades; provide experience verification (18VAC15-30-52(I)(3)(a), (L); application question 10).
Identity
Provide full legal name, mailing and physical addresses, email, and Social Security Number or Virginia DMV control number (18VAC15-30-52(B),(D); application questions 1–8).
Implementation Timing
PSI bulletin p.2 states: "You must pass both portions within three (3) years of Board approval and you will have three (3) attempts." It also states: "If you fail the examination three times, whether one or both portions, you must submit a new application to the Board and meet all current requirements." These implementing directions are retained alongside the controlling regulation.
Initial Training
Document satisfactory completion of Board-approved lead abatement supervisor initial training and applicable refresher training (18VAC15-30-52(H),(I)(3)). Course tests and hands-on/proficiency assessments are training-completion conditions under 18VAC15-30-390; they are not independently named licensing examinations.
Interim Duration
Expires six months from the last day of the training-completion month and cannot be renewed (18VAC15-30-164(A)).
Law Score Reuse
PSI states a passing Virginia Law score is valid for three years; a further trade examination within that period does not require retaking Law.
Other Jurisdiction Licenses
If holding a current or expired environmental-remediation credential in another jurisdiction, provide original certification/letter of good standing with initial date, expiry, means of licensure and disciplinary history (application question 11).
Practice Compliance
Comply with Parts VIII and IX while applying and while licensed (18VAC15-30-52(G)).
Recent Training
Required initial or refresher training completed no more than six months before the Board receives the application (18VAC15-30-52(M)).
Refresher Currency
Initial training certificates are valid 36 months; complete applicable refresher training within 36 months and every 36 months thereafter (18VAC15-30-52(H)).

Lead Supervisor examination

Provider
PSI Services LLC
Format
Computer-administered examination
Exam questions
50 scored questions: Lead Toxicology 5; Worker and Environmental Protection 12; Pre-Abatement Procedures 3; Abatement Procedures 10; Testing and Monitoring for Lead Hazards 6; Post-Abatement Procedures 6; Waste Disposal 8. Published item counts are retained; no percentage allocations are inferred.
Time limit
90 minutes
Passing score
70% (35 correct)
Examination outline
  • Lead Toxicology
  • Worker and Environmental Protection
  • Pre-Abatement Procedures
  • Abatement Procedures
  • Testing and Monitoring for Lead Hazards
  • Post-Abatement Procedures
  • Waste Disposal
Examination sources

Virginia Law examination

Provider
PSI Services LLC
Format
Computer-administered, open-book examination; candidates bring their own permitted references
Exam questions
20 scored questions: Knowledge of Chapter 5 of Title 54.1, 2; Lead-Based Paint Activities Regulations, 18. Published item counts are retained; no percentage allocations are inferred.
Time limit
60 minutes
Passing score
70% (14 correct)
Examination outline
  • Knowledge of Chapter 5 of Title 54.1
  • Lead-Based Paint Activities Regulations
Examination sources