Lead Certification - Renovator Initial Training

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Lead Certification - Renovator Initial Training

This course qualifies as 8 hours of Continuing Education for Massachusetts Construction Supervisors

This course was developed by the U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and has been delegated to various states, including Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The course certificate is valid in all fifty states. Compliance with this regulation requires the following steps:

Successful completion of the course includes taking and passing the test to become a Certified Renovator.

This full day course is from 8:00 am - 5:00 with an half hour break for lunch, which is included.

Objectives for the Course

  • Why Should I Be Concerned About Lead Paint?
  • Understand the Regulations
  • How to Prepare
  • Dust Containment
  • Cleaning and Checking Your Work
  • Record Keeping
  • Training Non-Certified Renovation Workers
  • State specific regulations

Organizations That Will Benefit

  • State and local public agencies that administer Federal funds for housing
  • Non-profit and community housing organizations, particularly those that assist public agencies in administering Federal housing funds
  • State and local health departments
  • Home inspection firms
  • Lead and other environmental services firms

Who Shoud Attend?

  • Renovators, remodelers, painters
  • Maintenance personnel, and any other workers removing or modifying painted surfaces
  • Home inspectors
  • All renovators are potential HUD contractors

Renovators have a role to play in preventing lead poisoning. Dust from renovations, repairs, and surface preparation during painting activities creates potential lead hazards when lead-based paint is disturbed and lead-safe work practices are not used. EPA requires certification for renovation firms, and training and certification for renovators to prevent lead poisoning resulting from unsafe renovation practices.

About ETI

ETI was founded in 2009 to help promote quality in environmental training and to provide an ongoing partnership by supplying continuing support to our customers after the training has been taken. Reach us at: 

Rhode Island        401-626-8226

Massachusetts      781-789-3287

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