Who is responsible for teaching lead-safe work practices on non-certified renovation workers?

Who is responsible for teaching lead-safe work practices on non-certified renovation workers?

• A. Certified Renovators
• B. Supervisors
• C. Property owners
• D. Regulators

Answer: (A)

The on-site certified renovator is responsible for teaching lead-safe work practices to workers who are not certified. Under the Renovation, Repair, and Painting Rule, the certified renovator must provide lead-safe work practices training to non-certified workers and supervise them to ensure proper containment, safe work methods, cleanup, and waste handling. Supervisors may oversee the crew, but the duty to train falls to the certified renovator, not the property owner or regulators.

The on-site certified renovator is responsible for teaching lead-safe work practices to workers who are not certified. Under the Renovation, Repair, and Painting Rule, the certified renovator must provide lead-safe work practices training to non-certified workers and supervise them to ensure proper containment, safe work methods, cleanup, and waste handling. Supervisors may oversee the crew, but the duty to train falls to the certified renovator, not the property owner or regulators.