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April 2010 is coming. Are you ready? |
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Painters • Plumbers • Electricians • Remodelers • Contractors
• Carpenters
If you're not certified by April 2010, you could face
crippling penalties of more than $37,500 per day.
Classes are filling quickly. Sign up for your training
class today. |
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The EPA's Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP)
Rule covers contractors, property managers, and
almost anyone else that disturbs lead based
paint. How can you become a Certified Renovator
and avoid the costly penalties?
Scott Reach Builders is currently offering the
required training through a partnership with The
National Center for Healthy Housing, an EPA
accredited training provider.
The RRP Lead Paint Rule takes affect April 22,
2010. Will you be ready? Sign up for a class
today.
BIA-HAWAII >>
NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTHY HOUSING >>
LEAD RRP >> |
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EPA Requirements for Renovation, Repair & Painting
Common renovation activities can create hazardous
situations by disturbing lead-based paint.
To protect against the associated risks, the EPA issued
a rule requiring the use of prescribed lead-safe work
practices and strict recordkeeping procedures aimed at
preventing lead poisoning. Under the rule, beginning in
April 2010, firms must be certified and must have one or
more Certified Renovators assigned to jobs that disturb
lead based paint in pre 1978 housing and child occupied
facilities. Under the new regulations, the EPA is
authorized to impose fines for non-compliance of up to
$37,500 per violation per day. |
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