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Asbestos Abatement Worker (Initial)
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Govt/Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31107 | Tuesday - Friday |
December |
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
$525 |
$470 |
 |
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information
- 4 8-hour Days
- Continuing Education: 2.8 CEUs
State and federal law (EPA, OSHA and DOT) requires the use of accredited abatement workers for asbestos removal projects involving more than small amounts of asbestos. This course not only meets the state and federal training requirements, it also prepares participants to conduct jobs to ensure that the work is done safely and efficiently.
Course Features
- Nature of asbestos and asbestos-containing materials (ACM).
- Health effects of asbestos.
- State-of-the art work practices for recognizing and working with ACM.
- Asbestos waste disposal requirements.
- Regulations affecting asbestos work.
After Class Participants Receive:
- Course Manual
- Institute Compendium of Asbestos Rules
- Hands-on training in:
- Cleanup of a minor fiber release episode.
- Removal of resilient floor tile and mastic.
- Glove bag removal of pipe insulation.
- Use of PPE, including optional respirator fit-testing (if desired trainees can bring their own P100 negative pressure air-purifying respirator for testing).
- Constructing a negative pressure enclosure and 3-chamber decontamination facility.
- Removal of ACM from ceilings.
Certification Information:
In addition to completing the course and scoring at least 70% on the course exam, you must meet the individual state requirements to receive a state license. This generally involves completing the state application, paying a fee, and meeting the experience/education requirements. However, EPA, Indiana, and most other states have no educational or experience requirements for asbestos abatement workers.
Our courses are accepted for licensing in Indiana and Illinois and in states requiring only EPA approval, such as Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio. Call us regarding other states you might be interested in.
Asbestos Abatement Worker (Refresher)
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Government & Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30941 | Monday |
December 16 |
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
$160 |
$140 |
|
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information:
- 8 hour course
- Continuing Education Units: 0.7 CEUs
- Participants receive examination review study guide(s)
Although OSHA does not require licensing, it does require that workers, competent persons, and inspectors receive annual refresher training equivalent to the EPA-approved training courses. These courses do fulfill all OSHA requirements.
The Institute's approved refresher courses bring you up-to-date on changes in federal, state, and local regulations, provide details on state-of-the-art work practices, review the basic information included in the initial accreditation course, and offer participants an opportunity to raise questions and discuss common concerns with other asbestos professionals.
Certification Information:
To remain licensed/accredited to conduct asbestos abatement, inspections, or to prepare management plans, you must complete an approved refresher course in each specialty. The Institute courses are accepted in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and in all states that accept EPA-approved courses. Persons completing the course and attaining at least 70% on the course examination will be issued a certificate for completing the licensing/accreditation process.
Note: Although not mandated by the federal rule, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky (and several other states) require that all persons taking a refresher course must pass a course examination with the minimum of 70%. The examination and a review of the material covered in the initial course are a part of each refresher course.
It is important to complete your refresher training in a timely fashion. Although the federal rule allows you to miss your refresher training for a day less than one year, Indiana requires that you take it within 18 months of the last valid training or re-take the initial course. (And, of course, you cannot perform any work while your license is expired.)
Asbestos Building Inspector (Initial)
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Govt/Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31097 | Tuesday - Thursday |
December |
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
$550 |
$500 |
|
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information
- 3 8-hour days
- Continuing Education: 2.4 CEUs
Federal Regulations mandate asbestos inspections in all areas of structures that will be affected by renovation or demolition. These inspections must be performed by an accredited building inspector, even in commercial and industrial facilities. In addition, K-12 schools must regularly use accredited inspectors to re-inspect their buildings. The Institute's Asbestos Building Inspector Initial training not only meets Indiana, Illinois, and federal accreditation requirements, it also provides participants with practical help and materials to carry out this task.
Course Features
- A comprehensive slide-show tour of a representative facility.
- Health effects of asbestos.
- Identification, classification, and assessment of PACM (Presumed Asbestos containing materials) and suspect ACM (Asbestos Containing Materials).
- Inspection procedures.
- Sampling and analysis requirements.
- Report preparation and record keeping.
- Regulations related to asbestos.
After Class Participants Receive:
- Training manuals.
- Institute Compendium of Asbestos Regulations.
- Job aids to simplify inspection procedures.
- Hands-on experience in:
- Sample collection.
- Use of PPE. (Bring your own P100 negative pressure air-purifying respirator if you would like to have it fit-tested during the course.)
Certification Information:
In addition to completing the course and scoring at least 70% on the course exam, you must meet the individual state requirements to receive a state license. This generally involves completing the state application, paying a fee, and meeting the experience/education requirements. For example, in Indiana, inspectors must have a high school diploma or a GED certificate.
Our courses are accepted for licensing in Indiana, Illinois and in states requiring only EPA approval, such as Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio. Call us regarding other states you might be interested in.
Persons completing the inspector initial course are eligible for further training as Asbestos Management Planners.
Asbestos Building Inspector (Refresher)
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Government & Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30946 | Friday | November 15 | 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. | $160 | $145 | |
| 30947 | Friday | December 20 | 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. | $160 | $145 | |
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information:
- 4-hour course
- Continuing Education: 0.4 CEUs
- Participants also receive an examination review study guide
Although OSHA does not require licensing, it does require that workers, competent persons, and inspectors receive annual refresher training equivalent to the EPA-approved training courses. These courses do fulfill all OSHA requirements.
The Institute's approved refresher courses bring you up-to-date on changes in federal, state, and local regulations, provide details on state-of-the-art work practices, review the basic information included in the initial accreditation course, and offer participants an opportunity to raise questions and discuss common concerns with other asbestos professionals.
Course Features:
- Update on state, federal and local asbestos regulations
- Examination for state reaccreditation.
Certification Information:
To remain licensed/accredited to conduct asbestos abatement, inspections, or to prepare management plans, you must complete an approved refresher course in each specialty. The Institute courses are accepted in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and in all states that accept EPA-approved courses. Persons completing the course and attaining at least 70% on the course examination will be issued a certificate for completing the licensing/accreditation process.
Note: Although not mandated by the federal rule, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky (and several other states) require that all persons taking a refresher course must pass a course examination with the minimum of 70%. The examination and a review of the material covered in the initial course are a part of each course.
It is important to complete your refresher training in a timely fashion. Although the federal rule allows you to miss your refresher training for a day less than one year, Indiana requires that you take it within 18 months of the last valid training or re-take the initial course. (And, of course, you cannot perform any work while your license is expired.)
Asbestos Management Planner (Initial)
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Govt/Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| xxxxx | coming soon |
coming soon |
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
$400 |
$375 |
|
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information
- 2 8-hour days
- Continuing Education: 1.4 CEUs
State and federal law (EPA, OSHA and DOT) requires the use of accredited abatement workers for asbestos removal projects involving more than small amounts of asbestos. This course not only meets the state and federal training requirements, it also prepares participants to conduct jobs to ensure that the work is done safely and efficiently.
Under its AHERA Asbestos in Schools Rule, EPA mandated that all public, nonprofit private, and Defense Department K-12 schools must have an updated management plan for each building that leases, owns, or otherwise uses as a school building even if there are no asbestos-containing building materials (ACBM) in such buildings.
Thus, the management planner must work with the building owner to accomplish two principal tasks:
- To prepare a management plan for all buildings with or without ACBM, and
- To make recommendations for the proper management of asbestos in all buildings with ACBM.
Course Features
- Reviewing inspection reports.
- Assessing asbestos hazards.
- Regulations affecting building owners.
- Selecting from the five AHERA response actions to safely and cost-effectively manage asbestos in buildings.
- Preparation of management plan, including a complete Operations & Maintenance program.
After Class Participants Receive:
- Institute course manuals.
- Useful job aids and forms for completing the task.
- Classroom training.
- Required certification examination.
- Hands-on experience in plan preparation.
Certification Information:
Asbestos Building Inspector is a pre-requisite to get a management planner license. In addition to completing the Management Planner course and scoring at least 70% on the course exam, you must meet the individual state requirements to receive a state license. This generally involves completing the state application, paying a fee, and meeting the experience/education requirements. For example, in Indiana management planners must either have a post-secondary degree in one of several specific disciplines or one year of specific building-related experience.
Our courses are accepted for licensing in Indiana, Illinois and in states requiring only EPA approval, such as Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio. Call us regarding other states you might be interested in.
Asbestos Management Planner (Refresher)
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Government & Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30950 | Friday | November 15 | 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. | $125 | $125 | |
| 30951 | Friday | December 20 | 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. | $125 | $125 | |
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information:
- 4-hour course
- Continuing Education: 0.4 CEUs
- Participants receive an examination review study guide
Although OSHA does not require licensing, it does require that workers, competent persons, and inspectors receive annual refresher training equivalent to the EPA-approved training courses. These courses do fulfill all OSHA requirements.
The Institute's approved refresher courses bring you up-to-date on changes in federal, state, and local regulations, provide details on state-of-the-art work practices, review the basic information included in the initial accreditation course, and offer participants an opportunity to raise questions and discuss common concerns with other asbestos professionals.
Certification Information:
To remain licensed/accredited to conduct asbestos abatement, inspections, or to prepare management plans, you must complete an approved refresher course in each specialty. The Institute courses are accepted in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and in all states that accept EPA-approved courses. Persons completing the course and attaining at least 70% on the course examination will be issued a certificate for completing the licensing/accreditation process.
Note: Although not mandated by the federal rule, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky (and several other states) require that all persons taking a refresher course must pass a course examination with the minimum of 70%. The examination and a review of the material covered in the initial course are a part of each course.
It is important to complete your refresher training in a timely fashion. Although the federal rule allows you to miss your refresher training for a day less than one year, Indiana requires that you take it within 18 months of the last valid training or re-take the initial course. (And, of course, you cannot perform any work while your license is expired.)
Asbestos Operations & Maintenance Worker (Initial)
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Govt/Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31101 | Monday - Tuesday |
November |
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
$325 |
$300 |
|
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information
- 16 hours (2 days), including classroom, hands-on, and test
- Continuing Education: 1.4 CEUs
OSHA (29 CFR 1926.1101(k)(9)) and EPA (AHERA, 40 CFR 763.92(a)) require that persons disturbing asbestos as a part of assigned maintenance or repair operations receive specific Asbestos Operations/Maintenance Worker training. The Institute's 16-hour initial course fulfills all these requirements except the site specific portion of the rules (that is, the actual location of ACM and PACM at the worksite and the structure of the asbestos management program at the site).
The course also allows trainees to meet the OSHA competent person requirements for persons in charge of Class III and Class IV maintenance projects and for competent persons in charge of an persons performing resilient floor covering removal work.
Course Features
- Recognition of asbestos-containing materials.
- Health effects associated with asbestos fibers.
- State-of-the-art work practices for handling asbestos materials.
- Federal, state, and local asbestos regulations governing asbestos work.
After Class Participants Receive:
- Complete training manual.
- In-class progress examination.
- Extensive hands-on training, including:
- Cleanup of a minor fiber release episode.
- Removal of resilient floor tile and mastic.
- Glove bag removal of pipe insulation.
- Use and maintenance of PPE, including respirator fit-testing (if desired trainees can bring their own P100 air-purifying respirators for testing).
Certification Information:
Participants successfully completing this course will be able to conduct projects on nonfriable asbestos that remains nonfriable during the project and on friable asbestos up to a maximum of 3 linear feet on pipes, 3 square feet on other surfaces, or a total of 0.75 cubic feet of asbestos. To work on a large amount of friable asbestos, you must be licensed as an Abatement Worker or a Project Supervisor is required by law.
Asbestos Operations & Maintenance Worker (Refresher)
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Government & Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| xxxxx | coming soon |
coming soon |
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. |
$150 |
$120 |
|
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information:
- 4 hours (includes test)
- Continuing Education: 0.4 CEUs
OSHA (29 CFR 1926.1101(k)(9)) and EPA (AHERA, 40 CFR 763.92(a)) require that persons disturbing asbestos as a part of assigned maintenance or repair operations receive specific Asbestos Operations/Maintenance Worker training. The Institute's 16-hour initial course fulfills all these requirements except the site specific portion of the rules (that is, the actual location of ACM and PACM at the worksite and the structure of the asbestos management program at the site).
The course also allows trainees to meet the OSHA competent person requirements for persons in charge of Class III and Class IV maintenance projects and for competent persons in charge of an persons performing resilient floor covering removal work.
Course Features
- Recognition of asbestos-containing materials.
- Health effects associated with asbestos fibers.
- State-of-the-art work practices for handling asbestos materials.
- Federal, state, and local asbestos regulations governing asbestos work.
Participants Receive
- Complete training manual.
- In-class progress examination.
- Extensive hands-on training, including:
- Cleanup of a minor fiber release episode.
- Removal of resilient floor tile and mastic.
- Glove bag removal of pipe insulation.
- Use and maintenance of PPE, including respirator fit-testing (if desired trainees can bring their own P100 air-purifying respirators for testing).
Certification Information:
Participants successfully completing this course will be able to conduct projects on nonfriable asbestos that remains nonfriable during the project and on friable asbestos up to a maximum of 3 linear feet on pipes, 3 square feet on other surfaces, or a total of 0.75 cubic feet of asbestos. To work on a large amount of friable asbestos, you must be licensed as an Abatement Worker or a Project Supervisor is required by law.
Asbestos Project Designer (Initial)
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Govt/Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31102 | Tuesday - Thursday |
October |
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
$700 |
$600 |
|
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information
- 3 8-hour days
- Continuing Education: 2.1 CEUs
Project designers work with building owners and abatement personnel to ensure that the project can be conducted safely and with minimal risks to building occupants. They prepare the work specifications for response actions (which may include asbestos removal, encapsulation, or enclosure).
In the AHERA rule for K-12 schools, the U.S. EPA required that local education agencies obtain the services of an accredited / licensed project designer before beginning most response actions affecting friable asbestos-containing building materials. Later the EPA extended the accreditation program to include persons designing certain asbestos projects in public and commercial buildings, namely:
- response and removal actions, other than small-scale, short-duration maintenance activities;
- maintenance activities that disturb friable ACBM, other than SSSD activities;
- responses to major fiber release episodes.
Course Features
- Recognition of ACM (asbestos containing materials) and ACBM (asbestos containing building materials).
- Health effects of asbestos.
- Regulations affecting asbestos in buildings and on structures.
- Procedures for managing asbestos in place.
- Procedures for safely removing asbestos
After Class Participants Receive:
- Institute course manual.
- Institute Compendium of Asbestos Rules.
- Classroom training.
- Design exercise.
- Required certification examination.
Certification Information:
In addition to completing the course and scoring at least 70% on the course exam, you must meet the individual state requirements to receive a state license. This generally involves completing the state application, paying a fee, and meeting the experience/education requirements. For example, in Indiana, project designers must either have a specific post-secondary degree or must have a high school degree and be able to demonstrate ability in the design or supervision of specific types of construction or asbestos projects.
Our courses are accepted for licensing in Indiana, Illinois and in states requiring only EPA approval, such as Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio. Call us regarding other states you might be interested in.
Asbestos Project Designer (Refresher)
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Government & Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| xxxxx | coming soon |
coming soon |
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. |
$200 |
$175 |
|
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information:
- 1 8-hour day
- Continuing Education: 0.7 CEUs
- Participants will receive examination review study guides
Although OSHA does not require licensing, it does require that workers, competent persons, and inspectors receive annual refresher training equivalent to the EPA-approved training courses. These courses do fulfill all OSHA requirements.
The Institute's approved refresher courses bring you up-to-date on changes in federal, state, and local regulations, provide details on state-of-the-art work practices, review the basic information included in the initial accreditation course, and offer participants an opportunity to raise questions and discuss common concerns with other asbestos professionals.
Course Features:
- Update on state, federal and local asbestos regulations
- Examination for state reaccreditation.
Certification Information:
To remain licensed/accredited to conduct asbestos abatement, inspections, or to prepare management plans, you must complete an approved refresher course in each specialty. The Institute courses are accepted in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and in all states that accept EPA-approved courses. Persons completing the course and attaining at least 70% on the course examination will be issued a certificate for completing the licensing/accreditation process.
Note: Although not mandated by the federal rule, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky (and several other states) require that all persons taking a refresher course must pass a course examination with the minimum of 70%. The examination and a review of the material covered in the initial course are a part of each course.
It is important to complete your refresher training in a timely fashion. Although the federal rule allows you to miss your refresher training for a day less than one year, Indiana requires that you take it within 18 months of the last valid training or re-take the initial course. (And, of course, you cannot perform any work while your license is expired.)
Asbestos Project Supervisor (Initial)
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Govt/Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31104 | Monday - Friday |
November 4 - 8 |
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
$700 |
$620 |
|
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information
- 5 8-hour days
- Continuing Education: 3.5 CEUs
State and federal law (OSHA, EPA, and DOT) requires the use of accredited project supervisors for all asbestos removal projects in schools and public and commercial buildings involving more than small amounts of asbestos. This course not only meets the training requirements for EPA, Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky accreditation, it also prepares participants to plan the work to ensure that the job is done safely and efficiently. OSHA now requires this level training for competent persons assigned to conduct Class I or Class II asbestos removal activities.
In addition to covering the topics of the Institute's asbestos abatement worker training, this course includes training in legal liabilities and how to reduce them, how to perform pre-bid and pre-work activities, how to read an asbestos contract, and how to be an effective supervisor.
Course Features
- Nature of asbestos and asbestos-containing materials (ACM).
- Health effects of asbestos.
- State-of-the art work practices for recognizing and working with ACM.
- Asbestos waste disposal requirements.
- Regulations affecting asbestos work.
After Class Participants Receive:
- Institute Course Manual.
- Institute Compendium of Asbestos Rules
- All necessary hands-on materials.
- Hands-on training including:
- Cleanup of a minor fiber release episode.
- Removal of resilient floor tile and mastic.
- Glove bag removal of pipe insulation.
- Use and maintenance of PPE, including respirator fit-testing (if desired trainees can bring their own P100 negative pressure air-purifying respirator for testing).
- Constructing a negative pressure enclosure and 3-chamber decontamination facility.
- Removal of ACM from ceilings.
Certification Information:
In addition to completing the course and scoring at least 70% on the course exam, you must meet the individual state requirements to receive a state license. This generally involves completing the state application, paying a fee, and meeting the experience/education requirements. For example, in Indiana project supervisors must be able to demonstrate six months' experience (holding a worker card for example) as an asbestos worker or supervisor.
Our courses are accepted for licensing in Indiana, Illinois and in states requiring only EPA approval, such as Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio. Call us regarding other states you might be interested in.
Persons completing the supervisor initial course may also be eligible for licensing as asbestos abatement contractors.
Asbestos Project Supervisor (Refresher)
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Government & Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31095 | Thursday | November 14 | 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. | $180 | $160 | |
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information:
- 1 8-hour day
- Continuing Education: 0.7 CEUs
- Participants receive examination review study guides
Although OSHA does not require licensing, it does require that workers, competent persons, and inspectors receive annual refresher training equivalent to the EPA-approved training courses. These courses do fulfill all OSHA requirements.
The Institute's approved refresher courses bring you up-to-date on changes in federal, state, and local regulations, provide details on state-of-the-art work practices, review the basic information included in the initial accreditation course, and offer participants an opportunity to raise questions and discuss common concerns with other asbestos professionals.
Course Features:
- Update on state, federal and local asbestos regulations
- Examination for state reaccreditation.
Certification Information:
To remain licensed/accredited to conduct asbestos abatement, inspections, or to prepare management plans, you must complete an approved refresher course in each specialty. The Institute courses are accepted in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and in all states that accept EPA-approved courses. Persons completing the course and attaining at least 70% on the course examination will be issued a certificate for completing the licensing/accreditation process.
Note: Although not mandated by the federal rule, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky (and several other states) require that all persons taking a refresher course must pass a course examination with the minimum of 70%. The examination and a review of the material covered in the initial course are a part of each course.
It is important to complete your refresher training in a timely fashion. Although the federal rule allows you to miss your refresher training for a day less than one year, Indiana requires that you take it within 18 months of the last valid training or re-take the initial course. (And, of course, you cannot perform any work while your license is expired.)
Asbestos Awareness
|
Section |
Day of Week |
Meeting Date(s) |
Start/End Time |
Standard Rate |
Government & Nonprofit Rate |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| xxxxx | coming soon |
coming soon |
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. |
$350 |
$310 |
|
- You will receive an email with directions on how to pay online after your registration form is completed successfully.
- Payment must be received before the class begins or your seat in the class may be forfeited.
- For companies that wish to pay registration fees for their employees, please complete the registration form and select "Company will pay for this course" as the payment option. Our Business Office will invoice you for payment.
Course Information:
- 1 8-hour day
- Continuing Education: 0.7 CEUs
Asbestos is everywhere. It is in buildings and occurs naturally. And it has not been banned. Some products can be sold with asbestos content and not be labeled as such.
Thus, common sense would say that building managers should be aware of its hazards and knowledgeable about its care. In addition to these common sense requirements, there are also specific regulatory requirements:
- The OSHA Asbestos Construction Standard (29 CFR 1926.1101(k)(2)) requires building owners to identify certain materials as asbestos and to notify employees, tenants, and prospective contractors about the presence of these materials in their facilities.
- The U.S. EPA and several states have adopted requirements for managing asbestos in public and private K-12 schools under the so-called "AHERA" requirements. Among other things, AHERA requires that each local education agencies designate a person to ensure AHERA compliance regardless of whether that school system has any asbestos in any school building.
This course not only meets all AHERA training requirements for LEA Designated Persons (40 CFR 763.84(g))but it also helps all building managers keep building occupants safe while achieving cost-effective compliance with OSHA and EPA asbestos rules.
Course Features:
- Asbestos definitions and characteristics
- Important health and safety considerations
- Types of liability facing building owners
- A comprehensive overview of EPA & OSHA requirements
- Establishing and maintaining compliance strategies
Participants Receive:
- Comprehensive training manual
- Institute Compendium of Asbestos Rules
- Practical job aids for simplifying management procedures
