12-18-2024 - Lead-Safe Renovator - Moderate Risk Deleading Option - MA - Norwood, MA

Please Note:  The 8-Hour Lead Renovator/Supervisor (RRP) training course is a prerequisite to this 4-Hour Moderate Risk Deleading course.

Why Should You Take This Lead-Safe Renovator - Moderate Risk Deleading Option Course?

This 4-hour Moderate Risk Deleading Option course is designed to supply additional required training for Lead-Safe Renovator-Supervisors who supervise Moderate Risk Deleading Projects. Moderate Risk Deleading Work is defined as the careful removal of certain building components by methods other than demolition, and the repair or making intact of up to two square feet of lead paint per room of an interior, or up to ten square feet of lead paint on the exterior of residences.  

The creation of Moderate Risk Deleading Work and this training allows an authorized Lead-Safe Renovator Supervisor to perform this type of work and contribute toward a unit's compliance with the Lead Law. The value of a property owner seeking a Letter of Deleading Compliance is that it provides a property owner with protections from strict liability in the case of a lead-poisoned child. Additionally, there is a tax credit available to the property owner to assist in some of the financial burdens of bringing units into compliance. Lead-Safe Renovation Contractors and Lead-Safe Renovator-Supervisors who wish to bring their skills to bear in performing this type of work and contribute towards Deleading Compliance must take this additional training.

Topics To Be Covered Include:

• Roles & Responsibilities of a Lead-Safe Renovator Supervisor
• Various Options & Requirements Pertaining to Renovation Work
• Eligibility Requirements for Moderate Risk Deleading Work
• Workshop on Lead Inspection Reports
• Pre-work inspection requirements
• Restrictions on Use of Test Kits
• Specialized Work Practices
• Restrictions on Occupancy During Work
• Project Cleanup & Clearance
• Disposal Requirements
• Record keeping Requirements

Moderate Risk (MR) Licensing Details from DLS:

In order to receive a Moderate Risk (MR) license number, it has to be attached to a Lead Safe Renovator (LSR) license or application.

How do I get My Moderate Risk License Number?

1. If you have a LSR license already, or work for a company that does, you may submit your MR training certificate to DLS have a MR number generated. You will need to include a copy of the company's LSR license.
2. If you do not have a LSR license, you will need to submit the complete application along with your MR training certificate to DLS.
3. Companies whose MR licensed supervisor leaves will need to submit a new MR training cert for a different employee in order to continue to do MR work.