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A Guide to the EPAs new Lead-Based Paint, Renovation, Repair and Painting Program Rule

On April 22, 2010, the Environmental Protection Agencys Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting Program Rule went into effect for homes, childcare facilities and schools built before 1978. A contractor working on a project that triggers these rules needs to satisfy the certification requirements and follow lead-safe work practices, namely contain the work area, minimize dust and clean up thoroughly. This webpage contains information to help distributors and contractors understand the rules.

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Larry Davis Leads ORS Nasco as President
Larry D. Davis has been promoted to the position of president, ORS Nasco

EPA Rule Increases Protection from Lead-Paint Poisoning Agency also extends deadline for required training
Beginning today, all contractors performing renovation, repair or painting work in homes built before 1978 must follow lead-safe work practice requirements

EPA Delays Enforcement of the Lead RRP Rule
Memorandum from EPA acknowledges concerns, lists delays

If You're Not Lead-Safe Certified, Lead Paint Could Cost You Big Time
Think lead paint doesn't affect your business? Think again.

What types of products should you stock for your customers?
A list of products that can help a contractor comply with the requirements of the EPA’s new RRP Rule.