Lead Abatement Worker
Employer
2317 OAKLAND BLVD
Fort Worth, TX 76103
United States
Job description
A Lead Abatement Worker will be specializing in removing lead based paint and other materials on surfaces such as ceilings and walls in as low as 48 F to 98 F temperature. They will be using the wet scrape method and sometimes operating high pressure sprayers, sandblasters, paint brushes, paint rollers, and paint sprayers. Their responsibilities also include wearing protective gear and safely discarding materials. Aside from physical work, a Lead Abatement Worker usually has to climb high places, maintain records and train new workers. They work in a team setting for a more safe and efficient workflow.
Special Requirements
The length of training will be 2 days prior to the employees being able to begin to do any rehab or lead abatement on the projects the employer has lined up. The cost of training is $300 and the certificate is $103 which is paid directly by the employer.
The remaining 3 days of the work week will be for the employees to be taken to the job site and shadow the staff to view how the work is completed.
The employee will receive the training certificate completion.
The employer will not require the employee to reimburse the employer for the cost of training.
They must wear protective gear ad safely discard materials.
(On F.a.8. Training: number of months required = it does not allow us to put days. It says we must put a minimum of a month OR if no training is needed put 0 in the placeholder. Since there is training required, we put a minimum of 1. Nonetheless, we want to reiterate that training is only 2 days long, but since we cannot put days, we wanted to specify that here. The job order also matches what we are listing here which it is only 2 days of training and 3 days of shadowing.)