What are the responsibilities and job description for the Lead-Based Paint Risk Assessor position at Struction Solutions?
About the Role:
Struction Solutions is seeking a qualified Lead-Based Paint Risk Assessor to perform inspections, risk assessments, and evaluations in compliance with state and federal regulations. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience identifying, sampling, and reporting on lead-based paint hazards in residential, commercial, and government facilities.
Responsibilities:
Struction Solutions is seeking a qualified Lead-Based Paint Risk Assessor to perform inspections, risk assessments, and evaluations in compliance with state and federal regulations. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience identifying, sampling, and reporting on lead-based paint hazards in residential, commercial, and government facilities.
Responsibilities:
- Conduct lead-based paint risk assessments and inspections following EPA, HUD, and Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) regulations.
- Collect and analyze paint, dust, and soil samples in accordance with approved protocols.
- Prepare detailed and accurate reports summarizing findings, risk levels, and recommendations.
- Maintain proper chain-of-custody documentation for all samples collected.
- Ensure all work adheres to federal, state, and local environmental health standards.
- Communicate results and recommendations effectively with clients and project managers.
- Active Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) Lead-Based Paint Risk Assessor License (required).
- Completion of an accredited Lead Inspector training course (prerequisite for Risk Assessor certification).
- Strong understanding of lead-safe work practices and relevant environmental regulations.
- Excellent attention to detail, documentation, and communication skills.
- Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.
- Prior experience performing lead inspections or risk assessments in residential or commercial settings.
- Familiarity with data collection equipment and XRF analyzers.
- Certification in additional environmental disciplines (e.g., asbestos, mold, industrial hygiene) is a plus.