Lead-based Paint – Renovation

Individual Lead Renovator Application

Lead Renovator Firm Certification Application

All firms which perform, or offer to perform, any of the lead-based paint renovation activities described in Alabama’s lead rules must have certification from the Alabama Department of Public Health. This certification is administered by UA Safestate.

In order to be certified as a Renovation Firm, the company must have at least one individual who is accredited by and registered with UA SafeState Environmental Programs at the University of Alabama as a Lead Renovator.


IMPORTANT NOTE:

For Individual Lead Renovator Accreditation: The Lead-Based Paint training and accreditation process requires initial training, accreditation, and yearly re-registration.

For renovators, registration is $100/year – and applicants can choose whether they’d like to register for 1 year, 2 years, or all 3 years.

Prior to the 3-year expiration date, the applying individual must take a refresher course from an Alabama-approved trainer to maintain accreditation.

Steps For Individual Renovator Accreditation and Firm Certification:

  1. Complete Training
  2. Apply for Individual Lead Renovator Accreditation
  3. Submit payment for Individual Accreditation – SafeState will contact the applicant for payment. Payment can be made via telephone, check, or money order.
    • Application Process time – When payment and required documents are submitted, application review and processing may take up to 30 days. Please plan accordingly.
    • Once processed, the applicant will receive credentials via email and be issued a UA SafeState ID card via mail
  4. Lead Renovator Firm Certification – After an individual’s accreditation number and expiration date are received, the company must then apply for firm certification.
  5. Submit Payment for Firm Certification – Once the application is submitted, the applicant can mail a check/money order, or UA SafeState will contact for payment.
    • Application Process time – When payment and required documents are submitted, application review and processing may take up to 30 days. Please plan accordingly.
    • Once processed, the applicant will be issued the Firm Certification certificate from UA SafeState on behalf of the Alabama Department of Public Health

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Certified Renovator Firms List

UA Safetstate maintains a monthly updated list for certified lead renovator firms.

Click here for the list of certified lead renovator firms in Alabama.


Visit the lead-based paint abatement accreditation page if you are seeking certification as an abatement firm.

Not sure if you perform Lead Abatement or Lead Renovation? Learn More!


FAQS for Certified Lead Renovators:

 

 

Become a Lead-Based Paint Renovator Training Provider:

Training Provider Guidance


Lead-Based Paint Regulations:


UA SafeState Contacts:

Rhonda Hester, Environmental Program Specialist
(205) 348-4829 or (800) 421-7141 rhester@ua.edu

Kalyn Tew, Manager of Environmental Services
(205) 348-9761 or (800) 421-7141 kjtew@ua.edu

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