Join Our Lead Abatement Team
We’re looking for skilled, reliable professionals who take pride in their work and want to help create safer homes.
Why Work With Bond Paint Inspection
At Bond Paint Inspection, our work goes beyond construction projects. We help create safer homes and healthier communities. Our team takes pride in doing meaningful work that protects families from the dangers of lead exposure. We value professionalism, safety, and teamwork, and we support our employees with the training and resources they need to succeed in this specialized field.
Current Opportunities
We’re always looking for dedicated professionals who take pride in their work and want to help create safer homes in our community. Explore the positions below to learn more about our current openings and how you can join the Bond Paint Inspection team.
Job Description: Lead Abatement Contractor (Click to Expand)
A lead abatement contractor is a certified professional responsible for identifying, controlling, and permanently removing lead-based paint hazards in residential and child-occupied facilities. They supervise abatement projects, develop hazard reduction plans, ensure regulatory compliance, and oversee proper waste disposal.
Key Responsibilities
- Planning & Supervision: Develop and implement lead abatement plans, including occupant protection plans. Supervise crew members and monitor work to ensure adherence to safety standards.
- Abatement Activities: Perform removal, enclosure, or encapsulation of lead-based paint, dust, or soil hazards.
- Safety & Compliance: Ensure all work meets federal (EPA/OSHA), state, and local regulations.
- Site Management: Set up proper containment, manage hazardous waste disposal, and conduct final cleaning.
- Reporting: Document project details and prepare reports.
Qualifications and Requirements
- Certification: Must be licensed/certified by the state or EPA.
- Training: Completed specialized training in lead-safe work practices.
- Skills: Knowledge of lead abatement methods, including replacement, encapsulation, and removal.
- Physical Requirements: Ability to wear protective gear, work in restricted spaces, and perform manual labor.
Job Description: Lead Abatement Worker (Click to Expand)
A lead abatement worker removes lead-based paint and hazardous materials from buildings to ensure environmental safety, working under a certified supervisor. Key duties include setting up containment, operating specialized tools (HEPA vacuums, scrapers), and cleaning or replacing contaminated surfaces. They must strictly follow OSHA/EPA safety protocols.
Key Responsibilities & Duties
- Hazardous Material Removal: Safely remove lead-based paint, contaminated soil, and building components (windows, doors).
- Containment & Setup: Assemble scaffolding, seal off work areas with plastic sheeting, and set up negative-pressure systems to prevent dust spread.
- Surface Preparation & Cleanup: Utilize wet-sanding, chemical stripping, and HEPA vacuums to decontaminate areas.
- Disposal: Transport and dispose of hazardous waste materials according to environmental regulations.
- Equipment Maintenance: Operate, clean, and maintain specialized abatement equipment, including respirators and personal protective equipment (PPE).
Requirements & Skills
- Certification: Must complete required EPA/state-approved training and pass exams.
- Physical Stamina: Able to lift heavy equipment, work in small spaces, and wear restrictive PPE (suits/respirators) for extended periods.
- Attention to Detail: Meticulous approach to cleaning to ensure safe, post-abatement clearance.
- Safety Awareness: Knowledge of OSHA and EPA regulations for hazardous material handling.
Work Environment
Work is typically performed in, or around, residential homes, schools, and child-occupied facilities. The environment can be physically demanding, involving work in confined areas or varied weather conditions.
Job Description: RRP Technician (Click to Expand)
An RRP Technician removes lead-based paint and hazardous materials from buildings to ensure environmental safety, working under a certified supervisor. Key duties include setting up containment, operating specialized tools (HEPA vacuums, scrapers), and cleaning or replacing contaminated surfaces. They must strictly follow OSHA/EPA safety protocols.
Key Responsibilities & Duties
- Hazardous Material Removal: Safely remove lead-based paint, contaminated soil, and building components (windows, doors).
- Containment & Setup: Assemble scaffolding, seal off work areas with plastic sheeting, and set up negative-pressure systems to prevent dust spread.
- Surface Preparation & Cleanup: Utilize wet-sanding, chemical stripping, and HEPA vacuums to decontaminate areas.
- Disposal: Transport and dispose of hazardous waste materials according to environmental regulations.
- Equipment Maintenance: Operate, clean, and maintain specialized abatement equipment, including respirators and personal protective equipment (PPE).
Requirements & Skills
- Certification: Must complete required EPA/state-approved training and pass exams.
- Physical Stamina: Able to lift heavy equipment, work in small spaces, and wear restrictive PPE (suits/respirators) for extended periods.
- Attention to Detail: Meticulous approach to cleaning to ensure safe, post-abatement clearance.
- Safety Awareness: Knowledge of OSHA and EPA regulations for hazardous material handling.
Work Environment
Work is typically performed in, or around, residential homes, schools, and child-occupied facilities. The environment can be physically demanding, involving work in confined areas or varied weather conditions.
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We Keep Rental Properties Lead Safe with Trusted Lead Risk Assessment and Clearance Testing Services in Cleveland
At Bond Paint Inspection, we conduct lead risk assessments and clearance testing in Cleveland in accordance with HUD, EPA, and Ohio Department of Health (ODH) requirements, backed by years of experience working within the city’s lead-safe program. Our assessors hold Ohio Lead Risk Assessor and Lead Abatement Contractor licenses, and the firm is certified under EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) regulations.
With experienced, fully certified professionals handling sampling, testing, documentation and compliance requirements, we reduce the chances of repeat work, failed tests, and unnecessary expenses, making your lead safe certification simple and easy.