Certified Lead Renovator Initial - Master Builders of Pierce County - March 25, 2015

EPA and Washington State Department of Commerce requires all contractors who may disturb lead paint on pre-1978 homes take a class to become a Certified Renovator and then register their Firm.

The fines hurt: Up to $37,500 for each violation.

Anyone disturbing more than 6 sq. ft. (interior) & 20 sq. ft. (exterior) of lead-based paint must get the training. Including; remodelers, painters, plumbers, electricians, maintenance personnel and property managers.

To become a Certified Renovator, you must have someone from your firm take an 8-hour course with a hands-on component. Your firm must then apply for Certification with the Department of Commerce as a Firm (company) and pay a $25 fee directly to the the State of Washington (not included in the cost of the class).

NICA brings it’s blend of easy compliance, practical application, and real answers to your questions to this training. In addition to the EPA curriculum, we will provide you with valuable insights on how L&I views lead related work, along with other free resources to help your company stay in compliance.

Cost of the class is $250.