Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-12-302

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Prohibition on performing services or advertising as

Official statutory text

certified contractor, specialist unless properly certified -

Official certification list - Health and safety information.

A. No lead-based paint contractor shall perform or offer to

perform lead-based paint services upon any target housing or child-

occupied facilities unless such person is certified by the

Department prior to performing or offering to perform such services.

B. No individual shall advertise or otherwise present himself

as a certified lead-based paint contractor or specialist, for

purposes of offering to perform or performing lead-based paint

services unless certified by the Department pursuant to this article

and rules promulgated thereunder.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 27A. Environment and Natural Resources Page 304

C. Certified lead-based paint contractors and specialists shall

use only environmental sampling laboratories that are part of an

effective voluntary accreditation program as determined by the

federal Environmental Protection Agency or which are federally

certified to analyze for lead in paint films, soil and dust.

D. The Department shall maintain an official listing of the

names and addresses of all certified lead-based paint contractors

and specialists and make such list available to any person

requesting it upon payment of a copying fee established by the

Environmental Quality Board.

E. The State Department of Labor shall provide health and

safety information on lead abatement to all lead-based paint

contractors and specialists certified pursuant to the terms of this

article.

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