8 Hour EPA RRP Training Class Outline
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EPA RRP Training Class Module 1: Why Should I Be Concerned About Lead Paint?
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EPA RRP Training Class Module 2: Regulations
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EPA RRP Training Class Module 3: Before Beginning Work
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EPA RRP Training Class Module 4: Contain Dust During Work
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EPA RRP Training Class Module 5: During the Work
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EPA RRP Training Class Module 6: Cleaning Activities and Checking Your Work
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EPA RRP Training Class Module 7: Record keeping
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EPA RRP Training Class Module 8: Training Non-Certified Renovation Workers
Cost Per Student = $214.00 + tax (7%)
Do I Need To Be Certified?
The RRP rule affects paid contractors who work in pre-1978 housing and child-occupied facilities, including:
Renovation contractors, Maintenance workers in multifamily housing, Painters, plumbers and most specialty trades. The RRP rule covers a lot of jobs: renovation, remodeling, painting, window replacement, plumbing, electrical work, heating & air-conditioning, demolition, plus work performed by trades like carpenters, electricians and handymen. The rule also applies to persons working for rental property owners, schools, and day care providers too. It also applies to non-profits and governmental agencies.
What If I Don't Get Certified?
Violations are punishable by a civil penalty of up to $37,500 per day for each violation. Knowing or willful violations can lead to the imposition of criminal fines and imprisonment for up to 1 year for each violation. Moreover, many states have their own version of the RRP Law, so a violation of the RRP Law means you are also violating that state’s own environmental law governing lead paint.
"Leadsafe New Mexico, LLC is an approved training partner of the National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) and teaches the Lead Renovator classes under NCHH's EPA accreditation."
