EPA Lead Certifications
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), along with other state and local regulatory agencies require workers to be certified to work on projects where there is lead paint. Depending on the type of work, there are several certifications necessary to complete tasks in this environment.
It’s important to know what certifications are required and to remain compliant with each and everyone to avoid fines. Failure to do so could result in fines up to $37,500 per day, per infraction.
EPA Lead Renovator Certification Initial
In order to work in certain buildings where lead is present, you must become lead certified to avoid fines of up to $37,500 per day, per infraction. This certification is valid for five years.
EPA Lead Renovator Refresher Certification
If you’re already lead certified, but you are nearing the five-year mark, you’ll need a refresher course so that your certification remains valid.
Lead Dust Sampling Technician Training Refresher
This course is for any individual that is looking to conduct non-abatement lead dust clearance testing.
Lead Inspector Certification Training Refresher
This recertification course is for those wishing to continue with their lead-based paint activities regarding the inspection and identification of lead surfaces in housing, child-occupied commercial and industrial facilities.
Lead Project Designer Training Refresher [no page]
Lead Risk Assessor Training Refresher
This course is designed for any individual looking to be recertified as a Risk Assessor in order to determine the existence, severity, nature, and location of lead-based paint hazards.
Lead Abatement Supervisor Certification Training Refresher
Before your current certification ends, you must be recertified in order to continue supervising lead abatement activities and tasks on the job.
Lead Abatement Worker Certification Training Refresher
This course is designed for those that require recertification in order to continue performing lead abatement work.
EPA Asbestos Certifications
Asbestos, unfortunately, poses many health risks. That’s why the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires training for any employee that works in an environment where asbestos containing materials are being handled or have the chance of being disturbed.
Asbestos Worker/Handler Initial Course
This 32-hour course is meant to provide in-depth knowledge, real-life practical experience, and instruction on the latest asbestos abatement methods and procedures.
Asbestos Inspector Initial Course
This is a 24-hour course that is required for those looking to conduct inspections of asbestos containing material (ACM).
Asbestos Management Planner Certification Inital
A 16-hour course designed to provide in-depth knowledge and instructions of asbestos management plan method and procedures for those who write asbestos management plans for schools or other facilities.
Asbestos Project Designer Certification Initial
A 24-hour course that provides the necessary knowledge and instruction on state-of-the-art asbestos project designer methods and procedures.
OSHA Compliance Trainings
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) was created to protect workers from harm or death while at work. This administration puts into place regulations and standards that employers must follow to minimize work risks. We offer several training courses spanning multiple disciplines.
Asbestos Online Awareness Training
A 2-hour online awareness course designed for those that work in buildings containing asbestos to help ensure compliance with federal regulations.
Asbestos Operations and Maintainance (O&M) Class III Training
A 2-day course designed for custodial and maintenance workers who conduct activities where asbestos-containing materials are likely to be disturbed.
Back Injury Prevention
An approximately 2-hour course designed for a wide variety of contractors and employees who work in an environment where back injuries are likely to occur.
Bloodborne Pathogens Traning
This course is designed for all individuals who could possibly come into contact with blood or any other bodily fluids where possible bloodborne pathogens could be present.
Confined Spaces
This course is designed to provide safe work practices and procedures for all individuals who may enter tanks, pits, tunnels, vaults, silos or any other confined space during work.
Ergonomics Training
Ergonomics training is designed to enable those that are looking to improve their work environments and make them more comfortable to better fit their needs.
Hazard Communications – Globally Harmonized System
This course (also known as “Right to Know”) is for all individuals who may come into contact with hazardous substances or chemicals while performing assigned work.
Hazardous Energy Lock Out – Tag Out
This course is designed for anyone who may be injured from the unexpected startup, energization, or release of stored energy while performing maintenance or service on equipment or machinery during work.
Hearing Conservation Training
This course is designed for individuals that may be exposed to hazardous amounts of noise while on the job.
Protective Equipment Training
This course is designed to provide detailed information on the proper selection, care, and use of protective equipment.
Respiratory Protection Training
This course is for individuals who are required to wear respiratory protection while performing work-related tasks in a dangerous environment.
Continuing Education
Continuing Education
It’s never too late to learn, and you never know enough to stop learning. Continuing education is a must for contractors. We offer multiple opportunities for contractors to earn their continuing education units (CEU’s).
Building Energy – Insulated Panels (1CEU)
This section provides a robust introduction to Structural Insulated Panels (SIP) that are used in residential construction with an emphasis on energy efficiency