Determine whether a painting job falls under a state's own EPA-authorized RRP program instead of the federal RRP rule

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Steps

  1. Start from EPA's Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Program rules page at epa.gov/lead/lead-renovation-repair-and-painting-program-rules
  2. Check whether the project's state or tribe is one EPA has authorized to run its own RRP program in lieu of the federal program
  3. If state-authorized, contact that state's environmental or health agency directly for firm certification and training-accreditation requirements, since federal EPA certification does not automatically apply there
  4. If not state-authorized, confirm the firm's federal EPA RRP firm certification is current before starting work

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