The Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting Program (RRP)

The current RRP Rule is applicable to residential properties and target structures built before 1978.

This includes non-residential buildings such as day care centers, nursing homes, apartment buildings, and hospitals.

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Who is Affected?

The Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting Program (RRP) affects contractors, building and property managers, and others who work with lead-based paint surfaces:

This legislation applies to:

• Anything greater than a six-foot square area of any lead-painted surface.
• Any of the following built before 1978:
  • houses
• apartments
• nursing homes
• hospitals/buildings where children or pregnant women are present, and
• child-occupied facilites such as schools and day-care centers

• Both exterior and interior surfaces.

It is imperative that your painting contractor understands these new regulations and the impact they may have on your building maintenance.

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Mandatory Certification

Painting firms and property management firms (who have employees perform the work), MUST be EPA-Certified and trained in the use of lead-safe work practices for work done on pre-1978 buildings.

Any painting and maintenance work MUST BE PERFORMED in ACCORDANCE with EPA Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting Program standards.

Some of these standards include:

• There must be documentation verifying as a contractor you have informed the occupant regarding this legislation.
• You must maintain written documentation of your lead-safe practices in accordance to EPA specifications.
• You must have approved signage posted during work.

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