8 Hours — Supervisor, worker, risk assessor and inspector certifications must be renewed every three years under USEPA requirements. You must be take your training and be recertified by EPA before your current certification expires.
Renovation work on houses and other structures built before 1978 can lead to potentially dangerous encounters with lead, particularly when lead-based paint is disturbed. To avoid the risk of lead poisoning for yourself, loved ones, pets, and others, this course educates would-be renovators on how to perform lead-safe work practices safely. This 8-hour course is […]
Maintaining certification for asbestos-related roles requires periodic refresher courses. Each asbestos course has a corresponding refresher course ranging from 4 to 8 hours, based on the field. Certification must be renewed annually under USEPA and NYSDOH requirements. Proof of eligibility is required to attend
8 Hours — Supervisor, worker, risk assessor and inspector certifications must be renewed every three years under USEPA requirements. You must be take your training and be recertified by EPA before your current certification expires.
Becoming a certified lead-abatement supervisor involves understanding the dangers of lead, safely removing it, protecting your workers and other occupants through emphasizing proper lead-abatement practices, and compliance with EPA regulations. This 32-hour course is for anyone supervising on-site abatement activities. It includes education on the health effects of lead, proper PPE, hazard-control strategies, navigating legal […]
4-hour Course - If you’re already a certified EPA Renovator, you must maintain this certification by taking a refresher course every three years. This 4-hour course will help you stay updated with new advancements in lead-hazard control and regulatory changes, ensuring you understand the latest developments in proper lead-safe renovation practices. Upon completing this course […]
32 Hours — For any person employed on an asbestos abatement project whose duties involve the removal, encapsulation, application or enclosure of any asbestos containing material (ACM).
Understanding the dangers of lead and conducting risk assessments and hazard evaluations in older housing and child occupied facilities is crucial for preparing and protecting lead abatement workers. This 16-hour course provides the necessary certification, covering compliance with HUD protocols, best practices for risk assessment, hazard screening, re-assessment and other measures to adequately assess lead […]
Renovation work on houses and other structures built before 1978 can lead to potentially dangerous encounters with lead, particularly when lead-based paint is disturbed. To avoid the risk of lead poisoning for yourself, loved ones, pets, and others, this course educates would-be renovators on how to perform lead-safe work practices safely. This 8-hour course is […]
Renovation work on houses and other structures built before 1978 can lead to potentially dangerous encounters with lead, particularly when lead-based paint is disturbed. To avoid the risk of lead poisoning for yourself, loved ones, pets, and others, this course educates would-be renovators on how to perform lead-safe work practices safely. This 8-hour course is […]
4-8 Hours — Maintaining certification for asbestos-related roles requires periodic refresher courses. Each asbestos course has a corresponding refresher course ranging from 4 to 8 hours, based on the field. Certification must be renewed annually under USEPA and NYSDOH requirements. Proof of eligibility is required to attend.
8 Hours — Supervisor, worker, risk assessor and inspector certifications must be renewed every three years under USEPA requirements. You must be take your training and be recertified by EPA before your current certification expires.
