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Fig. 15: RRP Rule “Grandfathering” Provisions<br />

Prior Training<br />

(Completion of the prior training listed<br />

below)<br />

Abatement Worker Training<br />

Abatement Supervisor Training<br />

EPA &/or HUD Model Renovation<br />

Training<br />

LBP Inspector Training<br />

LBP Risk Assessor Training<br />

+ RRP Refresher<br />

(Completion of the RRP<br />

refresher course listed<br />

below)<br />

Refresher<br />

Renovator Course<br />

Refresher<br />

DST Course<br />

= RRP Certification<br />

(Qualifies one for the<br />

RRP certification listed<br />

below)<br />

Renovator<br />

Renovator Responsibilities 446<br />

Certified renovators must ensure compliance with work practice standards – and must:<br />

• Perform the visual inspection and post-renovation cleaning verification. 447 (This function and the other<br />

tasks cannot be delegated.)<br />

• Perform, or direct uncertified workers who perform, renovation activities (posting signs, containment,<br />

prohibited practices, waste control, and cleaning). 448<br />

• Train uncertified workers on lead-safe work practices for their assigned tasks. 449<br />

• Be “physically present at the work site” when warning signs are posted, and during work area<br />

containment and cleaning. 450<br />

• “Regularly direct” work performed by others to ensure adherence to the work practices, including<br />

“maintaining the integrity of containment barriers and ensuring that dust or debris does not spread<br />

beyond the work area.” 451<br />

• Be available on-site or by telephone at all times that renovations are underway. 452<br />

• When requested by the customer, must use an acceptable test kit to determine whether affected<br />

components are lead-free (as explained above). 453<br />

• Have copies of their course completion certificate (which serves as the renovator’s certification 454 ) with<br />

them at the work site. 455<br />

• Prepare records required to verify compliance with the work practices. 456<br />

446 40 C.F.R. § 745.90(b).<br />

447 40 C.F.R. § 745.90(b)(1).<br />

448 Id.<br />

449 40 C.F.R. § 745.90(b)(2).<br />

450 40 C.F.R. § 745.90(b)(3).<br />

451 40 C.F.R. § 745.90(b)(4). In EPA’s view, the renovator must be present “often enough to ensure that no violation” occurs.<br />

452 40 C.F.R. § 745.90(b)(5).<br />

453 40 C.F.R. § 745.90(b)(6). Nothing in the rule prohibits a contractor from using a test kit at times other than upon<br />

customer request.<br />

454 73 Fed. Reg. 21692, 21723, supra note 160.<br />

455 40 C.F.R. § 745.90(b)(7).<br />

456 40 C.F.R. § 745.91(b)(8). The renovator may use EPA’s sample checklist. Future Sample Renovation Recordkeeping<br />

Checklist, www.epa.gov/lead/pubs/renovation.htm#contractors.<br />

DST<br />

NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTHY HOUSING www.nchh.org 61

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