Containment, training, work, cleanup, packet.
An ECT job has seven beats. The first three happen before your crew swings a hammer; the last one lands in your inbox the next day. The point: your crew loses zero hours to RRP setup and you walk away with the binder.
Pre-job paperwork
We confirm scope, address, occupants, and access. We deliver the EPA Renovate Right pamphlet to occupants and collect signed acknowledgments before work starts.
We arrive on-site
We unload before your crew. Containment goes up — interior 6 ft / exterior 10 ft of poly, sealed openings, signage, plastic sheeting on the floor.
Your crew rolls up
Containment is built. We meet your crew at the truck. Right into the toolbox training.
Toolbox training
A 15-minute Lead-Safe RRP toolbox training for your non-certified workers. Covers what they can and can't do inside containment, PPE, hygiene, and cleanup expectations. Each attendee signs an acknowledgment that goes in the compliance packet.
On-site monitoring
We stay on-site through the renovation. We watch for breaches, dust kick-up, and containment damage. We re-set the containment if it gets disturbed.
Cleanup + verification
Your crew packs up the broader jobsite. We HEPA-vacuum the work area, wet-wipe surfaces, and run the EPA cleaning verification card test. Each wipe is photographed against the verification card.
Compliance packet emailed
Within 24 hours of job completion you receive a single PDF: occupant RRP acknowledgment, signed toolbox-training verifications, containment photos, cleaning verification photos, plus a Drive link to the full job folder.
What's in the toolbox training
"Toolbox training" is the construction-industry term for a brief on-site safety briefing delivered before a shift. Ours is purpose-built for Lead-Safe RRP and runs 15 minutes. Our certified renovator delivers it on the spot, before any work begins. It satisfies the on-the-job training requirement for non-certified workers performing renovations under the direction of a certified renovator.
- Lead-based paint on this specific pre-1978 home
- Containment boundaries and what not to breach
- Personal hygiene and PPE on a lead-impact site
- Work-practice prohibitions per EPA RRP (no open-flame burning, no high-speed sanding without HEPA-shroud, no power-washing exterior paint)
- End-of-shift cleanup expectations
- What to flag to the certified renovator