Lead exposure from old paint is not just a relic of the past—it remains a serious health risk today, especially for children and pregnant women. Homes and buildings built before 1978 often contain lead-based paint. That paint can turn into […]
Lead exposure is still a serious risk in many homes and buildings across the United States, especially those built before 1978. Renovating or repairing these structures without proper precautions can release dangerous lead dust, threatening the health of children, workers, […]
Construction is one of the most dangerous industries in the United States. With high-risk activities like working at heights, operating heavy machinery, and handling electrical systems, worker safety is always on the line. To help reduce workplace injuries and fatalities, […]
Mold continues to be a serious concern in both residential and commercial buildings. It affects indoor air quality, property value, and the health of occupants. For licensed mold professionals, staying current isn’t optional; it’s essential. Completing a Mold Certification Renewal […]
In the mold inspection and remediation industry, staying current isn’t just helpful; it’s required. From new safety standards to updated environmental regulations, mold professionals must constantly adapt. If you’re already certified, you may wonder when you need a Mold Certification […]
Mold contamination can pose serious health and safety risks, making mold professionals essential in residential, commercial, and industrial spaces. Whether entering the field or adding a new credential, mold certification is necessary for building trust and ensuring compliance with industry […]
Asbestos exposure remains a serious concern in many industries, especially construction, maintenance, and renovation. To reduce risk and ensure legal compliance, training is mandatory for workers who may come into contact with asbestos. But not all training is the same. […]
Lead exposure is still a serious hazard, especially in buildings constructed before 1978. Harmful lead dust can be released when old paint is disturbed during renovation. To help reduce risk, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires certain professionals to be […]
Lead-based paint still poses serious health risks, especially in homes built before 1978. To reduce exposure, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires specific training and certification for professionals who work on these properties. EPA Lead Certification helps ensure workers follow […]
Lead exposure remains a serious health concern, especially in homes and buildings built before 1978. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) enforces strict regulations for renovation, repair, and painting (RRP) work that could disturb lead-based paint to reduce these risks. Contractors […]