Lead Abatement Training Providers

Get trained as a lead worker, supervisor, inspector, risk assessor or designer in N.C.

These training providers are accredited to teach lead abatement courses in North Carolina. Check with the provider for training dates, costs and locations. 

After your course, apply for certification. Certified firms and individuals are added to a public directory of N.C.-certified lead professionals.

How can we help?

Can I train with a provider not listed here?
How do I become an accredited N.C. training provider?
Other questions? Contact the Health Hazards Control Unit: 919-707-5950.

Printable Version of Trainer List (PDF)

Training ProviderContactCourses Offered
AAA Environmental, Inc.
2036 Chesnee Highway
Spartanburg, SC 29303		888-296-3803
Pamela Smith
  • Initial only
    • Supervisor
Environmental Training Group, LLC.
5205 Monroe Road, Suite C
Charlotte, NC 28205		704-537-1230
Jaime Andersen
  • Initial only
    • Worker
Greenville Technical College
Buck Mickel Center
P.O. Box 5616
Greenville, SC 29606-5616		864-250-8155
Joy Finch
  • Initial and Refresher
    • Designer
    • Inspector
    • Risk Assessor
    • Supervisor
    • Worker (English and Spanish)
The CASE Institute
P.O. Box 8776
Spartanburg, SC 29305		864-582-1222
Pamela Smith
  • Initial and Refresher
    • Worker (Spanish only)
  • Initial only
    • Worker
  • Refresher only
    • Supervisor
    • Inspector
    • Risk Assessor
The EI Group, Inc.
2101 Gateway Centre Blvd., Suite 200
Morrisville, NC 27560		919-459-5276
Deborah Walker
  • Initial and Refresher
    • Inspector
    • Risk Assessor
    • Supervisor
    • Worker (English and Spanish)

Considering training with a provider not listed?

Contact us at 919-707-5950 before you train with any provider not listed in our directory. This helps ensure the training is acceptable for North Carolina certification.

To earn N.C. certification, your training provider and course must be accredited by the state or:

  • The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), or a state with a U.S. EPA-authorized state program, or
  • A state, tribe or territory that has a written reciprocity agreement with North Carolina's program

Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi have reciprocity agreements with North Carolina. Training with providers accredited by these states may be acceptable. Reciprocity agreements are subject to change, so call us first to confirm.

Questions? Contact the Health Hazards Control Unit: 919-707-5950