Locate an EPA-accredited RRP renovator training provider before a painting crew's certification expires
domain: epa.gov · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Use EPA's accredited-renovation-trainer search referenced from epa.gov/lead/how-can-i-find-accredited-renovation-trainer
If the crew works in an EPA-authorized state or tribal program area, contact that state/tribal agency directly instead, since the federal trainer search does not cover those areas
Confirm the course covers initial certification (8-hour course with a hands-on component) versus a shorter refresher, depending on the renovator's current status
Verify each renovator's individual certificate expiration date well before the deadline, since expired renovators cannot legally supervise RRP jobs
Known gotchas
The federal accredited-trainer search does not cover the states/tribes running their own authorized RRP programs — using it for a job in one of those areas risks certifying under the wrong authority
Renovator certificates and firm certifications expire on separate cycles — check both, not just one
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