EPA Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Certified Renovator course test
Pre-renovation education: practice questions
Our EPA Lead RRP Renovator bank has 24 questions on this topic. Here are 3 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1
For common-area renovations, what must the firm prepare in addition to notifying occupants?
- A floor plan of the building stamped by an engineer
- A signed, dated statement of the steps taken
- A photograph of every occupant receiving the pamphlet
- A dust sampling report from an accredited laboratory
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B. A signed, dated statement of the steps taken — Section 745.84(b)(3) requires a signed and dated statement describing the steps performed to notify occupants and provide the pamphlet.
Question 2
If the scope of a common-area renovation changes after written notice, the firm must:
- Restart the 60-day clock and deliver the pamphlet again
- Only tell the building owner about the change verbally
- Do nothing more until the job has been finished
- Give revised written notice before that work
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D. Give revised written notice before that work — Section 745.84(b)(4) requires revised written notification before the firm starts work beyond what the original notice described.
Question 3
Renovate Right says individuals must receive the pamphlet before renovations disturbing more than how much interior paint per room?
- Two square feet
- Ten square feet
- Six square feet
- Twenty square feet
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C. Six square feet — The pamphlet says information is required before renovating more than six square feet of painted surfaces in a room for interior projects.