There is longstanding knowledge that lead poisoning, especially in cases of lead exposure to young children, leads to permanent physical and mental damage. Certified renovators understand that this damage manifests in many lasting ways, such as reading and learning difficulties, […]
Lead-paint safety regulation violations seem ubiquitous in the construction industry, endangering many vulnerable communities. The EPA has made it a priority to reduce lead exposure to children, and their enforcement actions over the past year attest to that. From October […]
5 Things That Every Proper Lead Training Course Should Entail If you want to work around lead and particularly the renovation of homes or buildings which are likely to contain lead paint, you will need to become lead certified through […]
As national awareness of lead poisoning continues to grow, some local action groups are taking the health and safety of their community into their own hands. Lead paint that was used in residential units built on or before December 31, […]
Why Professional Training is Vital for Work Done on Older Homes Older homes present a unique challenge to homeowners, not least because the aged timber and structure can make it dangerous to perform any serious work. However, the danger that […]
Anybody familiar with lead-safety regulations knows full well the health risks associated with lead exposure. Conducting any Renovation, Repair, and Painting work without following the appropriate lead-safe work practices and dust-minimizing techniques can lead to permanent physical and mental damage. But […]
Why Lead Levels that are Under EPA Limitations Can Still be Dangerous It wasn’t until the 60’s that scientists started to understand the serious health implications that lead could cause. It would take years until the EPA would eventually pass a […]
Lead poisoning is an all-too-common disease, but it is entirely preventable. A key component of the Renovation, Repair, and Painting Rule is the focus on protecting children, particularly those under six years of age. That is why each year, the Centers […]
Staying compliant with Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Renovation, Repair, and Painting Program Final Rule can be a tall order for many contractors. In fact, many firms have found themselves on the wrong side of an EPA settlement for noncompliance with […]
Lead has been used extensively in building for a long time, and it’s only in recent years that we’ve identified the danger that it presents and begun to take active measures to prevent against it. While lead itself isn’t particularly […]