Fully Accredited
EPA RRP Training
Essential certification for renovators, maintenance workers, and contractors working in pre-1978 properties.
Why You Need Certification
Any renovation, repair, or painting (RRP) project in a pre-1978 home or building can easily create dangerous lead dust. The EPA requires that RRP projects that disturb lead-based paint in pre-1978 residential units and child-occupied facilities (daycares or schools) be performed by lead-safe certified contractors.
- "If you are a renovator, maintenance worker, or contractor working on property with a construction date that precedes 1978, by federal law, you are required to become EPA certified."
Initial Certification
- Duration: Approximately 8 Hours
- Valid for 5 Years
- Hands-on Training
New to lead-safe work practices? Our EPA RRP Initial Certification course gives you the hands-on training required to legally perform renovation, repair, and painting work in pre-1978 homes and buildings. Complete the 8-hour course and stay certified for the next 5 years.
Refresher Course
- Duration: Minimum 4 Hours
- Must take before expiration
- Online options available
Already certified? Renew your EPA RRP certification before it expires with our online refresher course. The refresher takes a minimum of 4 hours and keeps your certification valid for another 3 years. Don’t wait until it lapses — renew on your schedule from anywhere.
Online refresher training is not accepted for Kansas state certification.
Who Needs This Training?
- General Contractors
- Renovators & Remodelers
- Maintenance Workers
- Painters
- Electricians & Plumbers
- Property Managers
Get Certified Today
Don’t risk fines up to $58,000 per occurrence. Secure your certification with our accredited experts.
*Online refresher training is not accepted for Kansas certification.
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