To become CERC certified, you must have qualifying pollution coverage and train your employees on the information provided in the Pollution Prevention Practices authored by Environmental Risk Professionals. In some situations, Pollution Prevention Practices may have been provided by your insurance agent. Pollution Prevention Practices were written by Environmental Risk Professionals and can be purchased by calling 1-800-815-9468 or via email at info@envriskpros.com.

Pollution Prevention Practices are described in detail Here

Yes. CERC is a certification program that was created by Environmental Risk Professionals and requires General and Trade Contractors to mitigate environmental risk by implementing Pollution Prevention Practices and carrying pollution insurance. CERC-approved Pollution Prevention Practices are only available through Environmental Risk Professionals.

Pollution Prevention Practices are $250.00. The cost may be waived as part of the CERC program in certain situations. Contact your insurance agent for more details. If you do not have an agent, or if you would like a referral to an agent with knowledge of the CERC program, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at info@envriskpros.com.

For insurance coverage requirements, please click Here. If you still have questions, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at  info@envriskpros.com.

For insurance coverage requirements, please click Here. If you still have questions, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at  info@envriskpros.com.

The certification fee is $750.00. The fee may be waived in certain situations. Contact your insurance agent for more details. If you do not have an agent or if you would like a referral to an agent with knowledge of the CERC program, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at info@envriskpros.com.

The training requirements are for your employees to read and understand the information provided in the Pollution Prevention Practices.

Once qualifying pollution coverage has been obtained, the time and effort is dependent on training your employees on the Pollution Prevention Practices. Once that is complete, you must notify Environmental Risk Professionals to receive your certificate.

No, the certification process does not include training or inspections conducted by Environmental Risk Professionals personnel. If you are looking for ideas on how to train your employees, Environmental Risk Professionals suggests holding a short training session (e.g. a lunch and learn) with your employees and sharing the Pollution Prevention Practices with them. Keep a record of the training in your files. In lieu of a training session, share the Pollution Prevention Practices with your employees (e.g. email) and require them to sign off they have read and understand them. Be sure to keep a copy of the sign off sheet for your records.

To obtain your CERC certificate you must either fill out and return the certification request form provided by Environmental Risk Professionals to certifications@envriskpros.com, or navigate to the Get Certified page and complete the online certification request form. To request a copy of the certification request form, email certifications@envriskpros.com.

The CERC Certification expires in conjunction with the expiration date of your insurance policy.

No, LEED is a certification program for green building. CERC is a certification program for contractors that mitigate their environmental, health and safety risks and carry pollution insurance to respond in the event a pollution incident occurs during job performance.

No, CERC has no affiliation with any insurance carrier and is an optional certification. However, CERC may have a beneficial influence on the carrier’s future quotes, but Environmental Risk Professionals cannot provide any guarantees this will happen.

 As part of the certification process, Environmental Risk Professionals requires a contractor to self-certify they have implemented the Pollution Prevention Practices. This process must be repeated each time the contractor renews their insurance policy if they wish to remain certified.

The minimum requirements are described above and include pollution liability coverage, pollution prevention practices, and a certification from one of three different sources. For more information, contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-3468 or via email at info@envriskpros.com

Pollution Prevention Practices  are described in detail Here

Yes. CERC is a certification program that was created by Environmental Risk Professionals and requires Restoration Contractors to mitigate environmental risk by implementing Pollution Prevention Practices and carrying pollution insurance. CERC-approved Pollution Prevention Practices are only available through Environmental Risk Professionals.

Pollution Prevention Practices are $250.00. The cost may be waived as part of the CERC program in certain situations. Contact your insurance agent for more details. If you do not have an agent, or if you would like a referral to an agent with knowledge of the CERC program, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at info@envriskpros.com.

For insurance coverage requirements, please click Here. If you still have questions, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at  info@envriskpros.com.

For insurance coverage requirements, please click Here. If you still have questions, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at  info@envriskpros.com.

The certification fee is $750.00. The fee may be waived in certain situations. Contact your insurance agent for more details. If you do not have an agent or if you would like a referral to an agent with knowledge of the CERC program, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at info@envriskpros.com.

The training requirements are for your employees to read and understand the information provided in the Pollution Prevention Practices. In addition, you must be certified by the ACAC, RIA or IICRC. See minimum requirements for Restoration contractors described above the FAQ.

Once qualifying pollution coverage has been obtained, the time and effort is dependent on training your employees on the Pollution Prevention Practices. Once that is complete, you must notify Environmental Risk Professionals to receive your certificate.

No, the certification process does not include training or inspections conducted by Environmental Risk Professionals personnel. If you are looking for ideas on how to train your employees, Environmental Risk Professionals suggests holding a short training session (e.g. a lunch and learn) with your employees and sharing the Pollution Prevention Practices with them. Keep a record of the training in your files. In lieu of a training session, share the Pollution Prevention Practices with your employees (e.g. email) and require them to sign off they have read and understand them. Be sure to keep a copy of the sign off sheet for your records.

To obtain your CERC certificate you must either fill out and return the certification request form provided by Environmental Risk Professionals to certifications@envriskpros.com, or navigate to the Get Certified page and complete the online certification request form. To request a copy of the certification request form, email certifications@envriskpros.com.

The CERC Certification expires in conjunction with the expiration date of your insurance policy.

No, LEED is a certification program for green building. CERC is a certification program for contractors that mitigate their environmental, health and safety risks and carry pollution insurance to respond in the event a pollution incident occurs during job performance.

No, CERC has no affiliation with any insurance carrier and is an optional certification. However, CERC may have a beneficial influence on the carrier’s future quotes, but Environmental Risk Professionals cannot provide any guarantees this will happen.

 As part of the certification process, Environmental Risk Professionals requires a contractor to self-certify they have implemented the Pollution Prevention Practices. This process must be repeated each time the contractor renews their insurance policy if they wish to remain certified.

To become CERC Certified, you must have qualifying pollution coverage and meet the minimum training requirements for employees described above.

For insurance coverage requirements, please click Here. If you still have questions, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at  info@envriskpros.com.

For insurance coverage requirements, please click Here. If you still have questions, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at  info@envriskpros.com.

The certification fee is $750.00. The fee may be waived in certain situations. Contact your insurance agent for more detail. If you do not have an agent or if you would like a referral to an agent with knowledge of the CERC program, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at info@envriskpros.com.

The minimum training requirements are for applicable employees to be OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER trained.

Once qualifying pollution coverage has been obtained, the time and effort is dependent on your verification that the minimum training requirements have been met. Once that is complete, you must notify Environmental Risk Professionals to receive your certificate.

No, the certification process does not include training or inspections conducted by Environmental Risk Professionals personnel.

To obtain your CERC certificate you must either fill out and return the certification request form provided by Environmental Risk Professionals to certifications@envriskpros.com, or navigate to the Get Certified page and complete the online certification request form. To request a copy of the certification request form, email certifications@envriskpros.com.

The CERC Certification expires in conjunction with the expiration date of your insurance policy.

No, LEED is a certification program for green building. CERC is a certification program for contractors that mitigate their environmental, health and safety risks and carry pollution insurance to respond in the event a pollution incident occurs during job performance.

No, CERC has no affiliation with any insurance carrier and is an optional certification. However, CERC may have a beneficial influence on the carrier’s future quotes, but Environmental Risk Professionals cannot provide any guarantees this will happen.

The minimum requirements are described above and include pollution liability coverage, pollution prevention practices, best management practices, an active USDOT registration and drivers with CDL licenses . For more information, contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-3468 or via email at info@envriskpros.com

Pollution Prevention Practices  are described in detail Here

Yes. CERC is a certification program that was created by Environmental Risk Professionals and requires Restoration Contractors to mitigate environmental risk by implementing Pollution Prevention Practices and carrying pollution insurance. CERC-approved Pollution Prevention Practices are only available through Environmental Risk Professionals.

Pollution Prevention Practices are $250.00. The cost may be waived as part of the CERC program in certain situations. Contact your insurance agent for more details. If you do not have an agent, or if you would like a referral to an agent with knowledge of the CERC program, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at info@envriskpros.com.

For insurance coverage requirements, please click Here. If you still have questions, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at  info@envriskpros.com.

For insurance coverage requirements, please click Here. If you still have questions, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at  info@envriskpros.com.

The certification fee is $750.00. The fee may be waived in certain situations. Contact your insurance agent for more details. If you do not have an agent or if you would like a referral to an agent with knowledge of the CERC program, please contact Environmental Risk Professionals at 1-800-815-9468 or via email at info@envriskpros.com.

The training requirements are for your employees to read and understand the information provided in the Pollution Prevention and Best Management Practices. In addition, you must employ drivers with a Commercial Drivers License (CDL) and the company must be registered with the Federal and/or State Department of Transportation.

Once qualifying pollution coverage has been obtained, the time and effort is dependent on training your employees on the Pollution Prevention and Best Management Practices. Once that is complete, you must notify Environmental Risk Professionals to receive your certificate.

No, the certification process does not include training or inspections conducted by Environmental Risk Professionals personnel. If you are looking for ideas on how to train your employees, Environmental Risk Professionals suggests holding a short training session (e.g. a lunch and learn) with your employees and sharing the Pollution Prevention Practices with them. Keep a record of the training in your files. In lieu of a training session, share the Pollution Prevention and Best Management Practices with your employees (e.g. email) and require them to sign off they have read and understand them. Be sure to keep a copy of the sign off sheet for your records.

To obtain your CERC certificate you must either fill out and return the certification request form provided by Environmental Risk Professionals to certifications@envriskpros.com, or navigate to the Get Certified page and complete the online certification request form. To request a copy of the certification request form, email certifications@envriskpros.com.

The CERC Certification expires in conjunction with the expiration date of your insurance policy.

No, LEED is a certification program for green building. CERC is a certification program for contractors that mitigate their environmental, health and safety risks and carry pollution insurance to respond in the event a pollution incident occurs during job performance.

No, CERC has no affiliation with any insurance carrier and is an optional certification. However, CERC may have a beneficial influence on the carrier’s future quotes, but Environmental Risk Professionals cannot provide any guarantees this will happen.

 As part of the certification process, Environmental Risk Professionals requires a transporter to self-certify they have implemented the Pollution Prevention Practices. This process must be repeated each time the transporter renews their insurance policy if they wish to remain certified.