CANCELED: EPA Certified Lead Renovator REFRESHER Training

Description

EPA LEAD CERTIFIED RENOVATOR FOR RENOVATION, REPAIR, AND PAINTING REFRESHER TRAINING 

Students are REQUIRED to show documentation of initial certification, MUST bring your UNEXPIRED CLR card w/you to class. Your CLR Card will have a "Personal" Lead # starting with "R-I…" along with your photo. If you cannot find your CLR card, you will need to contact the company who previously certified you to obtain a copy, all of this needs to be done prior to the class. Because this is a individual certification,it is required to obtain your personal home address and birthdate before class. . If you show up to the class without your CLR card, you will NOT be able to attend the CLR Refresher and will still be held responsible for the course fee. However, If this a a combo class with both CLR Initial and Refersher, AND Instructor approval, you may attend the CLR Initial and must pay the difference between the two classes. STRIKE A POSE and VOGUE for your photoshoot at the class., you will need to have photo taken at the class to put on your CLR card. 

12 STUDENT MAX PER INITIAL+REFRESHER COURSE! 

DO NOT MISS YOUR RENEWAL DEADLINE! If you miss your five-year anniversary deadline to re-certify, you will be required to repeat the 8 hour Initial Certified Renovator course. There are NO exceptions. 

THE FINES HURT! UP TO $37,500 FOR EACH VIOLATION! Firms who knowingly or willingly violate the RRP Program requirements could result in penalties of up to $10,000 per day, per violation and/or face imprisonment. 

Renovators have a role to play in preventing lead poisoning. Common renovation activities like sanding, cutting and demolition can create hazardous lead dust with chips by disturbing lead-based paint, which can be harmful to both children and adults. 

This 6-hour refresher training course, which is required every 5 years, is for individuals who have previously completed the initial Certified Renovator Lead Certification in compliance with the Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) rule. The training will refresh RRP contractors in how to work safely in housing and child-occupied facilities with lead-based paint and to teach them how to comply with both EPA’s RRP Rule and the Washington State Department of Commerce’s Lead Safe Housing Rule. Participants will learn lead safe work practices and how to work safely and effectively. Students will also review the information that was provided to them in the initial RRP Certified Renovator training course, and be provided with current and up-to-date information regarding regulatory changes, changes in state-of-the-art work practices, as well as other changes to the RRP Certified Renovator discipline. 

You will learn lead safe work practices and how to work safely and effectively. You will also review the information that was provided to them in the initial RRP Certified Renovator training course, and be provided with current and up-to-date information regarding regulatory changes, changes in state-of-the art work practices, as well as other changes to the RRP Certified Renovator discipline. The training focuses on working safely with lead based painted surfaces and topics include: Regulations, Testing for Lead Based Paint, Review of Set-up Practices, Review of Prohibited Practices, Personal Protective Equipment and Dust Control, Cleaning Activities and Checking Your Work, Recordkeeping, Training of Non-Certified Renovators, Review and Test. 

Students are REQUIRED to show documentation of initial certification, MUST bring your CLR card w/you to class. Your CLR Card will have a "Personal" Lead # starting with "R-I…" and will include your personal photo. If you have ANY questions about documentation please call PRIOR to the class. You will also have your photo taken for the recertification card at the class. We also need your home address and birthdate before class. 

Your are required to renew every five years. If you renew through an online program, it’s every 3 years. 

Instructor: Kris Alberti, CGP, CAPS