Laws & Regulations
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What if I do not complete the lead-based paint certification application process before my interim certification expires?
Answer: You must have completed the application process and received a certificate from EPA within six months of receiving your course completion certificate. If the application process is not completed you must retake the appropriate course from an accredited training program and reapply for certification from EPA. If you do…
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What will happen when EPA receives my lead-based paint certification application?
Answer: If you are applying for certification as an Inspector, Risk Assessor, or Supervisor, EPA will send you a letter that instructs you how to register for and take the required third party exam for that discipline. If you are applying for certification as a Project Designer or Worker, EPA…
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When individuals apply for certification in the Federal program under the provisions of 745.226(a)(1)(ii) by submitting a valid certification from an authorized State or Tribe, how long will the certification last?
The full certification period for individuals applying under the provisions of 745.226(a)(1)(ii) will be three years from the date of issuance of certification by EPA. Question Number: 23002-33445 Find a printable PDF copy of all frequent questions pertaining to lead .
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When do I apply for recertification?
Answer: You must be recertified by EPA before your current certification expires. EPA therefore recommends that you submit your application for recertification no later than 90 days before your current certification expires. Question Number: 23002-32445 Find a printable PDF copy of all frequent questions pertaining to lead .
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When may I begin conducting lead-based paint activities?
Answer: You may begin work immediately after receiving a course completion certificate from an initial training course that is accredited by EPA. This certificate serves as interim certification for six months following completion of training. This gives you time to complete the certification process, including taking the third party exam…
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When must I apply for certification?
You must complete the application process, including the third party exam (if required for your discipline), before the expiration date of your interim certification. Submit your application for certification to EPA within 30 days of completing your initial training course so that you have plenty of time to take the…
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When must I take refresher training?
You must take refresher training before you apply for recertification to EPA. You should begin looking for available courses well before your current certification expires, because refresher courses may not be available in your area on a frequent basis. However, EPA recommends that you take your refresher training no earlier…
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Where can I get more information or copies of the lead-based paint abatement application forms and instructions?
Answer: Information regarding certification under EPA’s lead-based paint abatement program is available at https://www.epa.gov/lead/lead-based-paint-abatement-and-evaluation-program-overview . Question Number: 23002-32438 Find a printable PDF copy of all frequent questions pertaining to lead .
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Which refresher training courses must I take?
Answer: You must take an accredited refresher training course for each discipline in which you are certified. The courses must be accredited either by EPA or by an EPA-authorized state or tribal lead-based paint program. Question Number: 23002-32443 Find a printable PDF copy of all frequent questions pertaining to lead…
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VDI Training
Anyone who uses TSCA CBI must obtain clearance to do so every year. Thiscourse will serve as your yearly obligatory CBI training.
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(Quantitative) Structure Activity Relationship [(Q)SAR] Guidance Document
Guidance Document developed by the NAFTA Technical Working Group on the Quantitative Structure Activity Relationship.
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Adoption of 2022 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Codes for TRI Reporting
A page to explain EPA's 2022 NAICS update rule
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Guidance on FIFRA 24(c) Registrations
Under the authority of §24(c) of FIFRA, states may register an additional use of a federally registered pesticide product, or a new end use product to meet special local needs. Learn about the process and how EPA reviews these registrations.
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Public Notification - RTCR Failure to Correct Sanitary Defect or Failure to Conduct an Assessment Violation Template
When a PWS receives a Treatment Technique Violation following an RTCR Level 1 or Level 2 assessment, it must issue a public notice to inform consumers of that violation. This template can be used as a guide to prepare that public notice.
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TSCA Biotechnology Regulatory and Policy-Related Resources
Includes final risk assessment documents for submissions under TSCA section 5.
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Polymer Exemption for New Chemicals under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)
EPA has established an exemption for certain polymers to encourage manufacturers to make safer polymers. To learn more about this exemption, eligibility, and it's requirements, read this overview of the exemption.
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TSCA Section 5(a)(3)(C) Determination for Premanufacture Number (PMN) P-19-0152
This document describes EPA's pre-manufacture notice review determination under amended TSCA for P-19-0152.
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TSCA Section 5(a)(3)(C) Determination for Premanufacture Number (PMN) P-19-0058
This document describes EPA's pre-manufacture notice review determination under amended TSCA for P-19-0058.
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TSCA Section 5(a)(3)(C) Determination for Premanufacture Number (PMN) P-19-0146
This document describes EPA's pre-manufacture notice review determination under amended TSCA for P-19-0146.
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TSCA Section 5(a)(3)(C) Determination for Premanufacture Number (PMN) P-18-0330
This document describes EPA's pre-manufacture notice review determination under amended TSCA for P-18-0330.