Contractors spend eight hours on EPA RRP Training and at the end of the day are wondering why the training was not more complete? Many contractors have asked us how come more time is not devoted to OSHA requirements? Some required practices in the EPA RRP training conflict with OSHA regulations. This gap training will explain the differences and help you protect your business.
The eight hour EPA RRP Certified Renovator training instructs students to abide by HUD and OSHA regultations, yet devotes little time teaching students how. In the nineties the HUD/NARI RRP class was 2 eight hour days and spent significant time on the OSHA Lead in Construction Standard and how to comply. The one day RRP class is insufficient to prepare the contractor to comply with mandated OSHA practices. Last year we provided training for over 4,000 contractors and we recognize the gap caused by too little time spent on the OSHA requirements. The Contractor Coaching Partnership, Inc. offers this necessary gap training to the residential contractor. This program is designed to teach contractors how to comply with OSHA standards referenced in the EPA RRP Certified Renovator Curriculum; The OSHA Lead in Construction Standard 29 CFR 1926.62.