Lead & Environmental
Hazards Association
The Lead and Environmental Hazards Association (LEHA) is a national, non-profit organization committed to advancing our nation's efforts to eliminate lead paint poisoning and other public health and environmental hazards faced by both children and adults, especially in homes, schools and other buildings where hazards are most severe.
We improve opportunities for advancing lead inspection, risk assessment, abatement and many other initiatives by conducting educational programs, research, policy evaluation, outreach to decisionmakers and business activities.
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What We Do
LEHA's purpose is to advance our nation's efforts to eliminate lead paint poisoning and other public health and environmental hazards through the following initiatives:
National Forums
Provide forums for the exchange of state-of-the-art information on lead-based paint detection, hazard control and abatement methods through conferences, meetings and publications.
Training & Accreditation
Initiate activities for the training, accreditation and recognition of lead-based paint industry practitioners, including community and parent groups, local health and housing departments, government and many others.
Legislative Advocacy
Promote legislative, regulatory, philanthropic, and private efforts to enhance professional lead-based paint detection, abatement and worker health and safety practices.
Strategic Planning
Develop a multi-year, long-range plan to inform rational, comprehensive approaches to solving the complex lead-based paint problem and other healthy housing, public health and environmental issues.
Since its inception in 1991, LEHA has grown into an organization of hundreds of individuals, organizations and companies that represent a cross-section of the lead-based paint and healthy housing field, including contractors, consultants, testing companies, training organizations, laboratories, community groups, housing and health and environmental officials, facility managers, and lead hazard control program administrators.
Join Us!
Your membership support and involvement strengthens our voice and provides many benefits to enhance your work. Your dues are tax-deductible and may be an allowable grantee training expense.
Become a Member
Every child deserves to grow up in a safe, lead-free home. Together, we're making that a reality — one community at a time.— LEHA Mission
National Conferences
Join industry leaders, policymakers, and professionals at our national conferences to advance lead safety and environmental health.
No upcoming conferences at this time. Check back soon!
Why Join LEHA?
Become part of the nation's leading organization for lead and environmental hazard professionals. Your membership drives our collective impact.
Networking
- Connect with industry leaders
- Access member directory
- Regional chapter events
Professional Development
- Annual conference access
- Certified training programs
- Continuing education credits
Advocacy & Voice
- Shape federal policy
- Legislative updates
- Industry representation
Resources & Tools
- Best practice guides
- Technical bulletins
- Regulatory updates
Community Impact
- Community outreach programs
- Public awareness campaigns
- Environmental justice initiatives
Career Growth
- Job board access
- Mentorship programs
- Leadership opportunities
Choose Your Plan
Individual
- Full conference access
- Member directory listing
- Digital resource library
- Newsletter & updates
- Voting rights
Company
- Everything in Individual
- Up to 5 team members
- Company directory listing
- Sponsor opportunities
- Priority event registration
- Custom training sessions
Non-Profit
- Full conference access
- Member directory listing
- Digital resource library
- Advocacy participation
- Grant opportunity updates
Member Directory
Below is a list of LEHA members, including professionals and organizations involved in lead-based paint assessment and remediation. Membership provides access to industry updates, networking opportunities, and discounts on LEHA programs.
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Organizations
Shelby County Government Lead Hazard Reduction Program
Antoinette Knowlton
LEW Environmental Services
Greg Krueger
Individual Members
Alpine Environmental, Inc.
Kristen Peik
Lee Wasserman
RALPH TEST
Weil Consulting and Conference Management Services
Steve Weil
Get In Touch
Have questions about membership, conferences, or lead safety? We'd love to hear from you.
Phone
(410) 727-2908
info@leha-us.com
Office
2521 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218
Office Hours
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM EST
Saturday - Sunday: Closed