01-06-2025 - Asbestos Building Inspector Initial - Benton City, WA
Training Provider: Action!
Dates: MO Jan 06, WE Jan 08, TU Jan 07 from 8:00am to 4:00pm
Location: Benton City, WA
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| TICKET TYPE | PRICE | QUANTITY |
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One Workshop Ticket more info» | $650.00 | |
 | Or call: 954-400-0595 | |
Accepted in WA and MO.
Not accepted in AK, DE, FL, IN, MN, NE, NY, TN, VT and WI.
All other states may have reciprocity however additional training and requirements might be needed. Please confirm that your state accepts this course before registering.
This Asbestos Building Inspector Initial training course accredits individuals to assess the condition of asbestos material and report the results. Any person who performs the tasks involved in the asbestos survey, identification and assessment of the condition of asbestos and asbestos material, or who is involved in the collection of bulk samples of asbestos material for laboratory analysis, needs this training.
Training for asbestos abatement professionals is required under the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act of 1986 (AHERA), which is the authority under which EPA issued the EPA Asbestos Model Accreditation Plan. This course has been granted full approval by the EPA and various States to meet AHERA and ASHARA accreditation requirements for asbestos work in K-12 schools, as well as in public and commercial buildings.
OSHA requires that all surfacing material - (i.e. sprayed-on or trowled-on materials) and all thermal systems insulation must be presumed to be asbestos containing materials (PACM) in buildings constructed before 1981. OSHA also requires that in these same buildings, all vinyl, resilient, and asphaltic flooring, and the associated mastics and backings must be assumed to be asbestos containing. Only laboratory analysis of samples obtained by a trained and certified asbestos building inspector can rebut OSHAs position on PACM or flooring in buildings constructed before 1981. Building owners, and those involved with construction activities, must identify all asbestos containing materials in the areas of construction via due diligence.
An Asbestos Inspector must possess a valid Inspector certificate and have a copy of their certificate with them at all times while working on the project. This workshop prepares you to immediately apply your knowledge to the field, with extensive hands-on training and real-world examples from experienced instructors. It combines lectures, discussions, and hands-on demonstrations.
Topics To Be Covered Include:
- Types and Uses of Asbestos
- Potential Health Effects of Asbestos Exposure
- Federal and State Regulatory Framework
- Function, Qualifications, and Role of Inspectors
- Building Systems
- Public/Employee/Building Occupant Relations
- Pre-Inspection Planning
- Physical Assessment of Friable and Non-Friable ACM
- Respiratory Protection and Personal Protective Equipment
- Legal Liabilities
- Bulk Sampling Documentation and Recordkeeping
- Field Experiences and Hands-On Skill Sets
Please Note: Your state has detailed education, experience and application processing requirements to qualify for licensing in the Asbestos field. Most states administer their own asbestos programs, and each state's Department of Environmental Protection/Health is generally the best place to start with questions about requirements and training. Students are responsible to verify these requirements prior to registering for a course.
| COURSE LOGISTICS | |
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| Certificates | Provided on the day of class. |
| Parking | Yes |
| Food | None |
| STATE REQUIREMENTS (Asbestos Building Inspector Initial)** | |
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| Individual Prerequisites | None |
| Accrediting Body | Washington has no regulations that require state certification for these disciplines. If an individual has acquired AHERA/EPA accredited certification in these disciplines from another US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) authorized state, you are qualified to do this type of work in Washington. Proof of these certifications must be made available upon request. |
| Individual App Requirements | Washington has no regulations that require state certification for these disciplines. If an individual has acquired AHERA/EPA accredited certification in these disciplines from another US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) authorized state, you are qualified to do this type of work in Washington. Proof of these certifications must be made available upon request. |
| Individual Exam And Fees | No 3rd-Party Exam |
| Company Application Requirements | $1050 annually |
| Refresher Training | Certificates (hard cards) are valid for one year. Failure to take refresher training within two years from expiration date = start over! Refresher training is a half day, 4 hour course. |
| ** Please note that these details are provided for informational purposes only. Consult with your local state or regulatory body to confirm your requirements for your specific situation. Nothing on this website constitutes, or is meant to constitute, advice of any kind. It is simply a database of publicly available information that is meant to assist with research on certain topics but is no way guaranteed as complete or free of error. | |
1525 Northeast 11th Street, Benton City, WA 99320
MO Jan 06, WE Jan 08, TU Jan 07 from 8:00am to 4:00pm
Action! offers customized classes for our clients. We specialize in remote training without the need of a training facility. Our clients often have a need for us to come to them–we are able to teach all of our classes at your location, which frees up time and travel costs for our clients. Action! offers consulting services for our clients. We hold certifications in all disciplines we teach. With the vast asbestos abatement experience we have, ranging from small residential jobs to large federal abatement projects, the Action! consultants have the experience needed to make sure your abatement jobs are done safely and in compliance with all regulatory requirements.
Questions? 954-400-0595
