Lead training course for EPA's Renovation, Repair & Painting (RRP) Rule

EPA requires that property managers, landlords, general contractors and remodeling contractors of all types carry this certification if disturbing lead-based coatings in any home or child-occupied building (school, daycare, etc.) built before 1978.

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The EPA requires that property managers, landlords, general contractors and remodeling contractors of all types—including plumbers, electricians, painters, window installers, and even wood floor refinishers—carry this certification if disturbing lead-based coatings (including lead paint, stain, shellac, varnish, etc.) in any home or child-occupied building (school, daycare, etc.) built before 1978. This Lead Safe Renovator - Initial class is 100% approved by Wisconsin's Department of Health Services.

All students who hold the Dwelling Contractor Qualifier license can receive eight hours of continuing education credits for attending the course.

During this training, contractors and property managers will learn about all facets of the RRP rule, including why it was enacted and how they can successfully comply with the rule to avoid government fines. Samantha Dickman, president of Testudo, has thus far taught more than 1,000 of Wisconsin’s remodeling contractors about the RRP rule. Testudo LLC holds Lead Safe Renovator training sessions throughout Wisconsin, so if this particular class is not convenient for you, contact Testudo today to schedule training in your area. By taking attaining this certification, you can help reduce lead poisonings.

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