Upcoming Events
LOCATIONS/DATES | CLASS | TRAINER | TIME | COST | |
Ongoing Training
Lead Safe Training including National EPA/HUD Certification for Renovators
1 day training 5 year certification, initial and refresher
Lead Abatement Training State Specific
3 day worker and 4 day supervisor training, 1 year certification initial and refresher
A Caregivers 5 Step Guide to Lead Poisoning Prevention – How to keep children safe from Lead Dust in your home and child care facility. Perfect for Parents, Babysitters, Day Care Providers, Grandparents, Homeowners, Do-it-Yourselfers. FREE. To register click here (link to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-caregivers-5-step-guide-to-lead-poisoning-prevention-tickets-150782670025?aff=Flyer1)
Leadership Council for a Healthy Monadnock (NH) addresses Lead Poisoning Prevention – During the May 14th meeting of the Leadership Council for a Healthy Monadnock (LCHM), Kate Kirkwood will discuss how recent changes to the NH Lead Law affects medical providers, parents, landlords, realtors, and contractors. Participants will learn the key points of SB247, discuss the future effects of these changes to the law, and determine how the law will affect various stakeholders and their work and liability. The LCHM meeting is scheduled from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. and all are welcome to attend. The meeting will be held via Zoom and can be accessed at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83458610066. The presentation will begin at approximately 8:45 a.m. Those planning to attend, please RSVP to Maera Cramer at Cheshire Medical Center. For more information, please contact Terry Johnson of SWRPC staff.
Lead: Dangers, Laws, and Opportunities – Housing is one of the Upper Valley’s greatest challenges. The low number of available units drives up rental costs, driving many people to older homes that contain lead paint and pipes because they are more affordable. Among the many challenges housing creates from our region’s economy, are you aware that the lead in these older buildings may be poisoning our children, leading to untreatable and costly impacts? Kate Kirkwood will provide information about the health problems caused by lead, the laws around notification and removal, and funding opportunities to remove the lead. She will also discuss the need for more people who are certified to remove lead safely. Right now there are scholarships available for lead-safe practices training and much of the abatement costs can be covered, too. This workshop will focus on Health Problems Caused by Lead Laws On Notification & Removal Funding Opportunities to Remove Lead Lead Removal Certification & Training Scholarships. To register click here http://bit.ly/leaddangersmay26