According to the California Department of Public Health, the Sampling Technician certificate is intended for those who, under the direction of an Inspector/Assessor, perform sampling activities. This may include:

  • Obtaining paint-chip, dust or soil samples.
  • Utilizing an XRF machine to test painted surfaces.
  • Conducting visual assessments

Under California’s Title 17 regulations, a certified Sampling Technician:

  • may obtain samples during a lead hazard evaluation under the direction of a certified Inspector/Assessor.
  • may not conduct lead abatement activities.
  • may not facilitate lead abatement plans.
  • may not conduct full lead hazard evaluations, including clearance inspections.

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For additional information on these requirements, please feel free to contact us at training@natecintl.com or call us toll-free at 1-(800)969-3228.

EFFECTIVE MONDAY, MARCH 3rd, 2025

NATEC International, Inc. has updated our publicly held class start times for all branches. Please be aware as this will affect current and future training courses.

NATEC ANAHEIM:

  • All Hazardous Materials training/HAZWOPER training courses are now to begin at 7:30AM.
  • All other training courses are now to begin at 8:00AM with the exception of:

NATEC Oakland:

  • All Hazardous Materials training/HAZWOPER training courses are now to begin at 7:30AM.

NATEC Sacramento:

  • All Hazardous Materials training/HAZWOPER training courses are now to begin at 7:30AM.

Thank you for your understanding.