Training

BEC Environmental Group is nationally recognized as a premier provider of lead-based paint training.  As a Kansas and Missouri, accredited training provider, BEC provides: We will always come to your location for a Custom Training.  BEC has developed specialized training curriculums for maintenance staff, volunteer organizations, homeowner associations, school programs, and the military.

​Visit the Training Calendar to register and see  Fees for information regarding costs.

Consulting & Testing Services

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BEC Environmental Group is a full service provider of residential and commercial environmental consulting, testing, property assessments, abatement project design and monitoring, and litigation support services. Based in the Kansas City Metro, we serve clients throughout the United States. Established in 1976, BEC provides customers with accredited training, expert consulting, remediation project design, management and monitoring, field sampling and many more environmental services tailored to your specific needs and budget. The BEC staff and partners represent more than 75 years of professional experience, are professionally licensed and fully insured. 

BEC Environmental Group is not limited to lead-paint issues.  Below find a list some of the additional services we provide:
  • Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessments
  • Mold, Asbestos, & Radon Inspections, Sampling & Design Services
  • OSHA Safety Training (coming spring 2015)
  • Industrial Hygiene and Safety Related Services
  • Air & Clearance Sampling for Lead, Mold & Asbestos
  • Development of Abatement Designs, Plans and Specifications
  • Development of Operations & Maintenance (O&M) Plans
  • Regulatory Compliance Plan Development
  • Abatement Supervision, Management, & Monitoring
  • Protocols, Procedures and Practices Development
  • Litigation Support/Consultation - Expert Witness Deposition/Testimony

When you choose BEC Environmental Group you can be confident that your project will be completed on time, within your budget and to your complete satisfaction. Begin your next project by contacting us today!

Call 913.541.0220 option 2 or email
larry@becenv.com
Lead In the News
 November 28, 2018

EPA settles with West Chester contractor for lead 'lead safe' violations

PHILADELPHIA—The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Wednesday announced that Chapman Windows and Doors of West Chester, Pennsylvania will pay a $17,500 penalty to resolve alleged violations of the lead-based paint Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rule.

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October 25, 2018

EPA Enforcement Actions Help Protect Vulnerable Communities from Lead-Based Paint Health Hazards

WASHINGTON  — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today announced 140 federal enforcement actions completed over the last year to ensure that entities like renovation contractors, landlords, property managers, realtors and others comply with rules that protect the public from exposure to lead from lead-based paint.  Exposure to lead dust, chips or debris from lead-based paint can pose serious risks to human health, particularly for young children.
“EPA’s work to enforce federal lead paint laws helps protect communities across the country,” said EPA Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance Assistant Administrator Susan Bodine. “These cases also hold violators accountable for their actions and help maintain a level playing field for companies that follow the rules.”

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July 30, 2018

Introducing NCHH's State Healthy Housing Fact Sheets: EPA Region 7 (Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, & Nebraska)

Throughout 2018, we’re posting highlights of our state fact sheets by EPA region, one region per month. In July, we’re looking at EPA Region 7, which includes Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.
Noted facts from these states include:​​
  • In 2015, 3,309 children in Missouri and 344 children in Nebraska tested with an elevated blood lead level (5 µg/dL or more). In 2011, 30,863 children in Iowa and 1,834 children in Kansas tested above the same level.*

Read more here