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Lead Renovator Certification Initial Course
Lead Renovator Certification is required for Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) work. This course is intended for all contractors and other organizations responsible for projects performed on pre-1978 residential properties or child-occupied facilities. ZOTA Professional Training offers many local courses coming up soon. Register today! Search all initial courses by location HERE.
Course delivered in-person.
Lead Renovator Certification In-Person Refresher Course
Affordable and convenient RRP EPA Lead Re-Certification. If it's time to renew your EPA RRP Lead Certification ZOTA has you covered with onsite and classroom options. This in-person refresher course will extend your Lead Certification for another 5 years. This Training will update you on current best practices for the EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule. Don't delay. Renew with this option before you expire. Search all refresher courses by location HERE.
Course delivered in-person.
Lead Renovator Initial Online Certification (Hybrid) Course
All the benefits of the Lead Renovator Certification Initial in-person course with the option of doing most of the training anywhere at your pace. This option provides you an easy to follow interactive presentation which makes learning easy and enjoyable. You then come in for a short interactive hands-on training and gain your certification. It's that easy! Great for idividuals who can't afford to give up a whole day in the classroom. Learn more about Online Lead Certification Hybrid training. HERE.
Course delivered online.
Lead Renovator Certification Initial Course (SPANISH)
Lead Renovator Certification is required for Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) work. This course is intended for all contractors and professionals responsible for projects performed on any pre-1978 residential property or child-occupied facility. ZOTA Professional Training offers Real Training for Real People, with many local courses coming up soon. Get your Lead Paint Certification now. Register today! Search all initial courses by location HERE.
Course delivered in Spanish.
Lead Renovator Certification Refresher Course (SPANISH)
Affordable and convenient RRP EPA Lead Re-Certification. If it's time to renew your EPA RRP Lead Certification ZOTA has you covered with onsite and classroom options. This refresher course will provide your Lead Certification for another 5 years. This Training will update you on how to best comply with the EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule and the HUD Lead Safe Housing Rule. Search all refresher courses by location HERE.
Course delivered in Spanish.
Lead Certification Online Refresher Course
The EPA Lead Certification Online Refresher Course is 100% online with no hands-on requirements. You can relax and take this EPA Lead Certification Online Refresher Course from the convenience of your own home. This course is intended as an option for you to renew your Initial EPA Lead Renovator Certification and it complies with the EPA’s Renovation, Repair, and Painting Rule, otherwise known as the RRP Rule. Register for the online course HERE.
Course delivered online.
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