EPA Training for LEAD SAFE Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP Certification) - SOLD OUT!!!

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EPA REQUIRES Lead Safe RRP training for any work done on a residential building (or child occupied commercial building) older than 1978 that disturbs any painted surface including doors and windows.   HUD funded projects have more strict regulations.

AT LEAST ONE EMPLOYEE MUST BE RRP CERTIFIED TO WORK ON A HOUSE OR CHILD-OCCUPIED BUILDING WHERE YOUR PROJECT DISTURBS PAINTED SURFACES.

EPA Statement on Property Management Companies (PMC):

WHO DOES THE ACTION AFFECT? EPA’s action affects PMCs that perform, offer to perform, or claim to perform renovations for pre-1978 residential housing and child-occupied facilities.

WHAT MUST AN AFFECTED PARTY DO TO COMPLY WITH THE RRP RULE? PMCs subject to the RRP Rule must possess RRP certification from EPA (or from an authorized state or tribe), among other compliance requirements under the RRP Rule. Those requirements include ensuring that renovations comply with lead-safe work practices, and that a certified renovator is assigned to each
covered renovation and properly discharges the duties specifically assigned to certified renovators by the rule. Also, all PMCs subject to the RRP Rule need to ensure that they, their employees and any outside renovation contractors they engage comply with RRP Rule requirements. Finally, a PMC that works in an authorized state/tribal area should confirm with the relevant authorities whether the state/tribal program requires additional action. A PMC that is subject to the RRP Rule but has not yet obtained certification from EPA (or from an authorized state/tribe) should promptly apply to obtain certification. (Merely applying for certification does not prevent potential enforcement for violations.)