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Resources for Lead-based Paint Activities Training Providers

Useful Information

If you are an EPA-accredited lead-based paint activities training provider or a new training provider seeking accreditation, we recommend reading through the pages below.

  • Lead-based paint activities program for training providers
  • Lead-based paint activities training providers course information
  • How to apply to become an accredited training provider
  • Instructions for accredited lead-based paint activities training providers

If you are looking for training provider information related to the RRP program, click here.

This page contains resources to aid in your understanding of EPA's Lead-based Paint Activities Program and provides tools to help accredited training providers comply with those requirements, including:

  • Guides for training providers on using EPA’s CDX system
  • EPA model abatement courses
  • Legislation, regulations and policy
  • Have a question?

Guides for Training Providers on Using EPA’s CDX System

The following user guides provide information for training providers on submitting applications for accreditation, amending an accreditation and providing required notifications through EPA’s Central Data Exchange (CDX):

  • Create a New Training Provider Accreditation Application (pdf) (1.44 MB)  – User guide that walks through the process of creating a new training program accreditation application
  • Training Provider Notifications User Guide (pdf) (1.8 MB)  – User guide that walks through the process for submitting training provider notifications
  • Training Provider Preparer Role (pdf) (2.88 MB)  – User guide that walks training providers through the following processes: adding a preparer to an existing training program (training provider), preparer CDX registration, making submissions as a preparer, reviewing preparer submissions, and deactivating preparer dashboards
  • Training Provider Dashboard (pdf) (6.08 MB)  – User guide providing an overview of the training program dashboard. Once accredited, a trainer uses this dashboard to provide notification, update trainer information and manage accreditations

EPA Model Abatement Courses

cover of abatement worker instructor manual

EPA has developed a model training course for providing instruction to individuals seeking certification as a lead abatement worker. 

  1. Abatement Worker - Model Initial Training - Initial course to train lead abatement workers how to  safely conduct abatement activities in housing with lead-based paint and comply with EPA's lead-based paint abatement regulations.

Legislation, Regulations and Policy

The following are legislation, regulations and policy for EPA's Lead-based Paint Activities Program.

  • 40 CFR Part 745 -- Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention in Certain Residential Structures
    • Information about quality control (QC) plans are described in 40 CFR § 745.225(c)(9)
    • Identify the proportion of course test questions in a course test blueprint which should be devoted to each topic using:
      • 745.225(d) for an initial course test blueprint, and
      • 745.225(e)(1) for a refresher course test blueprint.
    • Read the Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act of 1992 legislation that provides EPA authority for the Agency's lead-based paint training and certification programs.

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Last updated on March 6, 2025
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