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EPA Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Certified Renovator course test

Cleaning and cleaning verification: practice questions

Our EPA Lead RRP Renovator bank has 36 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.

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Question 1

When dust clearance testing replaces cleaning verification, the firm must re-clean until results are:

  1. Below 0.5% by weight in the dust
  2. Below 1,200 ppm, the yard soil standard
  3. Below the dust-lead action levels in 745.227(e)(8)
  4. Below the 400 ppm play area soil standard
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C. Below the dust-lead action levels in 745.227(e)(8) — Section 745.85(c)(3) requires re-cleaning until results are below the 745.227(e)(8) action levels or applicable state or local standards.

Question 2

What mopping method is required for uncarpeted floors?

  1. A dry dust mop pushed in straight lines
  2. Two-bucket mopping or a wet mopping system
  3. A single bucket of hot water and a string mop
  4. A steam cleaner with no rinse step
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B. Two-bucket mopping or a wet mopping system — Floors are mopped using a method keeping wash water separate from rinse water, such as the 2-bucket method, or a wet mopping system.

Question 3

For interior jobs, cleaning extends to surfaces within what distance of the work area?

  1. 6 feet
  2. 2 feet
  3. 10 feet
  4. 20 feet
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B. 2 feet — Section 745.85(a)(5)(ii) requires cleaning all objects and surfaces in and within 2 feet of the work area.

Question 4

For cleaning verification of floors, the wet cloth must be used how?

  1. Fixed to a broom head without a handle
  2. Attached to a long-handled application device
  3. Held flat in the renovator's hand
  4. Wrapped around a worker's shoe
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B. Attached to a long-handled application device — Floors must be wiped using an application device with a long handle and a head to which the cloth is attached.

Question 5

Who removes the protective sheeting at the end of a job?

  1. The owner, after the firm has left
  2. The firm, misting, folding dirty side in and sealing it
  3. Nobody; it is left in place for the next job
  4. The waste hauler when the bags are collected
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B. The firm, misting, folding dirty side in and sealing it — Section 745.85(a)(5)(i)(B) assigns the firm to remove, mist, fold and seal the sheeting, then dispose of it as waste.

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