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EPA RRP Lead Renovator Training Course

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Lead Based Paint Training is a requirements on EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rule, stated that all contractors that act upon on pre-1978 dwellings and disturb more tha 6 sq. ft. of paint interior or 20 sq. ft. of paint exterior or engage in door replacements or window replacements to be Certified Renovators by April 22, 2010. This new federal rule includes but isn’t bounded to renovators, plumbers, painters, remodelers, electricians, door & window contractors, building engineers and some landlords. It also asks individuals practicing lead-based paint activities in target child-occupied facilities and housing must undergo EPA lead based paint training and get certified.

In addition to taking the EPA RRP Certified Renovator Class, the EPA asks you to become a “Certified Firm”. Even if you’re a company of one, you still required a contractor number and are conceived as a “Firm”.

As of April 22, 2010, only “Certified Firms” using “Certified Renovators” may do work on, or advertise to function on dwellings and units constructed before 1978.

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