course description
do you know about the new epa ruling on renovation, repair, and painting? what does this mean for property managers and who is held responsible as of march 2022? you’ll review with kevin aikman of forensic analytical consulting services the rrp rule and how best to make sure we are all staying compliant. the epa announced as of march 21st, 2022, that property management companies will be held responsible for complying with the rule whether they use their own employees for maintenance work or contract with an outside vendor. so, what does this mean for you? if you manage residential or child-occupied facilities built before 1978, you must now ensure that any repair or maintenance work is done in accordance with the rrp rule while also receiving the certification from the epa.
learning objectives:
- find out what this all means and who is held responsible
- learn what’s included in this ruling – hvac, electrical, window replacement, flooring, drywall, plumbing, and general contractors
- get a general overview of health effects, regulations, lead-safe work practices, containment, cleaning, and record keeping
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