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Lead Based Paint-How to Avoid Violations of EPA's
Renovation, Repair & Painting Rule

Atlantic Builders Convention
200
American Metro Blvd., Suite 123, Hamilton, NJ 08619
609-587-5577
www.abconvention.com
Title:
Lead Based Paint-How to Avoid Violations of EPA's
Renovation, Repair & Painting Rule
Date/Time:
Friday, 4/8/2011 from 9 a.m. -10:30 a.m.
Location: Atlantic
City Convention Center; *416
We encourage you to advertise your
educational program prior to the event!
· *Refer
to seminar location as 3rd & 4th floor
of A.C. Convention Center as room numbers are subject to
change.
·
Direct your audience to the link on the ABC
Educational page:
http://www.abconvention.com/education.php
where details of your program
can be found.
We are proud to announce
that LEW Corporation is now a federally accredited
Training Provider under
EPA’s CFR745
Lead-Based Paint, Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule
Renovator Initial Course &
Renovator Refresher Course
To register for training with LEW Corp please visit
www.rrptrainer.com
For more information regarding the RRP requirements
please visit
http://www.epa.gov/lead/pubs/renovation.htm
EPA SUBCOMPLIANCE GUIDE
LEW Corporation also offers the current NJ REGS 1 Hour
course as well as the Dust Wipe Technician class, please
visit
www.rrptrainer.com
LEW Corporation offers private training
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Lead
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Asbestos
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Mold
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Legislative Information
LEW Corporation offers companies the option of having us
come to you. Private classes for NJ Lead Safe Building
Maintenance and HUD Lead Safe Work Practices.
LEW Corporation Now in 14
States
LEW
Corporation now provides a range of
environmental-hazard assessment and remediation in
14 states. For more information on the services we
provide in your area, please select your state from
the drop-down menu on the left, and contact your
local office.
August 16, 2006: In May of 2005, New
Jersey adopted regulations requiring the lead safe
maintenance of multiple dwellings constructed prior to 1978
Lead based paint presents a serious problem in a large
portion of New Jersey’s housing stock. N.J.A.C.
5:10-6.6 designates certain responsibilities to the
property owners of multiple dwellings, among them:
On-going evaluation and maintenance: A visual
examination for deteriorated paint shall be performed by the
owner at unit turnover or every twelve months, whichever
comes first. Deteriorated paint and the causes of
deterioration shall be promptly and safely repaired. The
causes of paint deterioration shall be diagnosed and
corrected. Dust wipe testing shall be performed when the
work is complete to ensure that the lead dust levels do not
exceed established levels.
Training Requirements: All owners or employees of
the owner performing visual examinations or undertaking
corrective action or maintenance work shall complete a
one‑day training course on safe building maintenance
practices and applicable New Jersey law offered by an
approved training provider.
Lead Safe Work Practices: All work undertaken to
repair or stabilize deteriorated paint and any other work
that will disturb painted surfaces shall be performed by
individuals who have met the training requirements stated
above. After the completion of any lead safe work, wipe
samples must be collected by trained staff to determine that
dust levels do not exceed standard levels.
December 2, 2005: Click here for information
on DCA New Lead Inspections
Please
see the right side of the page "Lead-Safe Maintenance Requirements" outlined in red
for the links to individual preferences.
For
Information, click here to link to the NJ DCA
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