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Catalog
Asbestos CoursesAsbestos Worker (Initial) - $490 Cal/ OSHA require this four day (32 hour) course for persons performing activities involving the removal of asbestos if the work is not maintenance related or involves more than one standard-sized glove-bag or waste bag. The course consists of classroom and hands-on instruction. It meets all training requirements for workers under the federal Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act's (AHERA) Revised Model Accreditation Plan (RMAP), which applies to work performed in schools, public and commercial buildings. Students learn how to perform a variety of asbestos abatement activities. Additionally, the course covers the history of asbestos, health effects and medical surveillance, respiratory protection, personal protective equipment, work practices, safety and federal and state regulations governing the asbestos industry. Asbestos Worker Refresher - $190 This one day course meets the AHERA annual refresher training requirements for asbestos workers. The course covers topics required by Cal/OSHA including a review of regulations and description of regulatory changes, review of the basic course material from the initial training for workers and any other new information that will be of benefit to the worker. Students must bring a copy of their most recent certification before a refresher certificate can be issued. Asbestos Contractor/Supervisor (Initial) - $615 Cal/OSHA require this five day (40 hour) course for anyone supervising activities involving the removal of asbestos which is not maintenance related or involves more than one standard-sized glove-bag or waste bag. This course is of benefit to anyone who must respond to asbestos problems, including staff of schools, hospitals, military and industry. The class consists of classroom and hands-on instruction. It meets all training requirements for contractor/supervisor under the federal Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act's (AHERA) Revised Model Accreditation Plan (RMAP), which applies to work performed in schools, public and commercial buildings. It also meets the training requirements for supervisors/competent persons overseeing all classes of work as defined by the State of California. Students cover topics related to the history and use of asbestos, health effects, medical surveillance, protective equipment, sampling, liability, insurance, abatement methods, safety and regulations. Asbestos Contractor/Supervisor Refresher - $190 This one-day course meets the AHERA annual refresher training requirements for asbestos contractor/supervisors. The course covers topics required by Cal/OSHA including a detailed review of regulations and descriptions of new regulatory requirements, a review of topics from the initial course and any other current issues of importance. Students must bring a copy of their most recent certification before a refresher certificate can be issued. Asbestos Operations & Maintenance - $325 This two-day (16 hour) course is required, at a minimum, for all maintenance and custodial personnel who have duties which may disturb asbestos during routine or emergency work. The course meets the training requirements for OSHA Class III work. If the person's work is not maintenance related or cannot be contained in a single standard-sized glove-bag or waste bag, AHERA accredited courses are necessary. Asbestos Operations & Maintenance Refresher - $120 This one-day course meets OSHA annual refresher training requirements for asbestos maintenance workers (Class III work). Course topics include a review of regulations, initial course material and any other new information that is related to this type of work. Asbestos Awareness - $ 80-190 This two-hour class meets OSHA requirements for Class IV work. It is designed for persons who may come into contact with but do not disturb asbestos containing or presumed asbestos containing materials. It is required by OSHA for any worker who performs custodial or maintenance activities under the above conditions, but is also of value for realtors, building owners and property managers regarding notification and disclosure requirements of asbestos-containing materials in buildings. Asbestos Building Inspector - $435 This three-day (24 hour) course is required by Cal/OSHA in order to collect bulk samples to determine asbestos content or to conduct building inspections for the presence or location of asbestos containing materials. This course is also required if the person's duties require the assessment of the condition of the material. EPA regulations require that buildings be inspected for asbestos before demolition or renovation activities. OSHA requires building owners to presume all materials such as acoustical sprays, fireproofing, pipe insulation, resilient flooring materials and other materials as containing asbestos if they were installed before 1981. Only an AHERA accredited inspector can sample and inspect such material. This course provides an overview of asbestos containing materials in buildings and the methods to find, categorize and assess their condition and potential for disturbance. Detailed discussion of state and federal regulations occurs, as well as coverage of the health effects of asbestos exposure, legal liability, insurance issues, all aspects of inspection, sampling and categorizing the material, record keeping and personal protective equipment. A field exercise is conducted on one of the days. Asbestos Management Planner - $325 This two-day (16 hour) course meets AHERA requirements for Management Planners. This course is required for all persons who write management plans for schools. Regulations are covered in detail, as well as EPA hazard assessment protocols, selection of response actions, development of an operations and maintenance program (O&M) and air sampling issues. Students will learn how to develop and use a management and O&M plan. (Students must have successfully completed the Building Inspector course in order to take this course.) Asbestos Building Inspector/Management Planner Refresher - $190* This one-day course meets AHERA refresher training requirements for Building Inspectors and Management Planners. For those who only need a Building Inspector refresher, it is only necessary to attend the morning session. Students must bring a copy of their most recent certification before a new certificate can be issued. *$120 for the Asbestos Building Inspector Refresher portion.
Asbestos Project Designer Refresher - $190 This one-day course meets AHERA refresher training requirements for Asbestos Project Designers. A review of the basic course material and regulations, as well as a discussion of any new regulations is covered. Students must bring a copy of their most recent certification before a new certificate can be issued. Asbestos Construction Craft Worker (OSHA Class II - Roofing) - $190This eight hour course qualifies the individual to perform Class II asbestos abatement work in the roofing industry. Topics covered include identification of asbestos, health aspects, respiratory protection, EPA & NESHAP regulation and roofing construction specific techniques. Asbestos Construction Craft Worker (OSHA Class II - Flooring) - $190 This eight hour course qualifies the individual to perform Class II asbestos abatement work in the flooring industry. Topics covered include identification of asbestos, health aspects, respiratory protection and flooring removal and renovations techniques. OSHA, EPA & NESHAP regulation of flooring techniques and procedures are discussed. Asbestos Construction Craft Worker (OSHA Class II - Cement Pipe) - $120 This four hour course qualifies the individual to perform Class II asbestos construction work with cement/asbestos pipe. Topics covered include identification of asbestos, health aspects, respiratory protection and pipe handling techniques. OSHA, EPA & NESHAP regulation of work procedures are discussed. Air Monitoring Class- $135.00 This four hour class provides the attendee with an understanding of the principals used to measure lead or asbestos in air. After completion of this course attendees will be able to conduct air monitoring required by OSHA for Lead or Asbestos work sites. The following topics are covered. Why Air Monitoring is conducted, Collection Equipment capabilities, Collection methods, Calibration, Chain of Custody, Laboratory Methods, Analytical sensitivity, Posting Requirements, Legal Requirements for Air Monitoring.
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