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What is NYC AC § 17-180?

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This section mandates that the Department, in collaboration with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, provide training for personnel involved in lead-based paint inspections. It specifies that only trained individuals may conduct such inspections, ensuring compliance with federal and local regulations. Applies to department personnel conducting lead-based paint inspections.

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§ 17-180 Training of department personnel.

AC § 17-180

The department, in conjunction with the department of housing preservation and development, shall provide training for lead-based paint inspection and supervisory personnel. No department personnel shall conduct an inspection for lead-based paint pursuant to the health code unless that individual has received such training. At a minimum, such training shall (1) be equivalent to the training required under regulations issued by the United States environmental protection agency for the certification of lead-based paint inspectors and supervisors, (2) include background information pertaining to applicable state and local lead-based paint laws and guidance on identifying violations in a multiple dwelling, and (3) require that the individual has successfully demonstrated knowledge of the responsibilities of a certified inspector or certified supervisor, as the case may be, and the requirements of sections 173.13 and 173.14 of the health code or successor rules. The department shall provide for the continuing education of inspection and supervisory personnel. Editor's note: For related unconsolidated provisions, see Appendix A at L.L. 2004/001.

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