Anyone disturbing painted or coated surfaces on residential housing, or a Child Occupied Facility built before January 1, 1978, must have A Kansas Firm license and use Certified Renovators. This course meets the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), EPA, and HUD requirements. To register for this event, click here or navigate to kstc.us/registration.
Anyone disturbing painted or coated surfaces on residential housing or Child Occupied Facility built before January 1, 1978, must have the proper license, and use certified workers. This course meets Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), EPA, and HUD requirements to be a certified renovator. The course covers health hazards associated with lead exposure, methods to contain dust and debris during renovation work, effective cleaning methods, required work practices, and other regulations regarding lead base paint. To register for this event, click here or navigate to kstc.us/registration.
Anyone disturbing painted or coated surfaces on residential housing or Child Occupied Facility built before January 1, 1978, must have the proper license, and use certified workers. This course meets Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), EPA, and HUD requirements to be a certified renovator. The course covers health hazards associated with lead exposure, methods to contain dust and debris during renovation work, effective cleaning methods, required work practices, and other regulations regarding lead base paint. To register for this event, click here or navigate to kstc.us/registration.
Anyone disturbing painted or coated surfaces on residential housing or Child Occupied Facility built before January 1, 1978, must have the proper license, and use certified workers. This course meets Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), EPA, and HUD requirements to be a certified renovator. The course covers health hazards associated with lead exposure, methods to contain dust and debris during renovation work, effective cleaning methods, required work practices, and other regulations regarding lead base paint. To register for this event, click here or navigate to kstc.us/registration.
Anyone disturbing painted or coated surfaces on residential housing or Child Occupied Facility built before January 1, 1978, must have the proper license, and use certified workers. This course meets Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), EPA, and HUD requirements to be a certified renovator. The course covers health hazards associated with lead exposure, methods to contain dust and debris during renovation work, effective cleaning methods, required work practices, and other regulations regarding lead base paint. To register for this event, click here or navigate to kstc.us/registration.
Anyone disturbing painted or coated surfaces on residential housing or Child Occupied Facility built before January 1, 1978, must have the proper license, and use certified workers. This course meets Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), EPA, and HUD requirements to be a certified renovator. The course covers health hazards associated with lead exposure, methods to contain dust and debris during renovation work, effective cleaning methods, required work practices, and other regulations regarding lead base paint. To register for this event, click here or navigate to kstc.us/registration.
Anyone disturbing painted or coated surfaces on residential housing or Child Occupied Facility built before January 1, 1978, must have the proper license, and use certified workers. This course meets Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), EPA, and HUD requirements to be a certified renovator. The course covers health hazards associated with lead exposure, methods to contain dust and debris during renovation work, effective cleaning methods, required work practices, and other regulations regarding lead base paint. To register for this event, click here or navigate to kstc.us/registration.
Anyone disturbing painted or coated surfaces on residential housing or Child Occupied Facility built before January 1, 1978, must have the proper license, and use certified workers. This course meets Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), EPA, and HUD requirements to be a certified renovator. The course covers health hazards associated with lead exposure, methods to contain dust and debris during renovation work, effective cleaning methods, required work practices, and other regulations regarding lead base paint. To register for this event, click here or navigate to kstc.us/registration.
Anyone disturbing painted or coated surfaces on residential housing or Child Occupied Facility built before January 1, 1978, must have the proper license, and use certified workers. This course meets Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), EPA, and HUD requirements to be a certified renovator. The course covers health hazards associated with lead exposure, methods to contain dust and debris during renovation work, effective cleaning methods, required work practices, and other regulations regarding lead base paint. To register for this event, click here or navigate to kstc.us/registration.
Anyone disturbing painted or coated surfaces on residential housing or Child Occupied Facility built before January 1, 1978, must have the proper license, and use certified workers. This course meets Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), EPA, and HUD requirements to be a certified renovator. The course covers health hazards associated with lead exposure, methods to contain dust and debris during renovation work, effective cleaning methods, required work practices, and other regulations regarding lead base paint. To register for this event, click here or navigate to kstc.us/registration.
Anyone disturbing painted or coated surfaces on residential housing or Child Occupied Facility built before January 1, 1978, must have the proper license, and use certified workers. This course meets Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), EPA, and HUD requirements to be a certified renovator. The course covers health hazards associated with lead exposure, methods to contain dust and debris during renovation work, effective cleaning methods, required work practices, and other regulations regarding lead base paint. To register for this event, click here or navigate to kstc.us/registration.
This combination class is a 6-8 hour experience focusing on adult, child, and infant CPR and AED use, choking along with Basic First Aid skills including environmental emergencies-heat and cold, chest pain, stroke, hypoglycemia, and many more life-threatening emergencies. This class includes a 2-year certification after successful completion and is an approved provider for 6 continuing education hours.