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Asbestos Hazards Intro, Parts 1-3 (US)

The purpose of this training course, taken in its entirety, is to provide Class III and Class IV asbestos workers with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify asbestos hazards, prevent, and control asbestos exposure. The course will discuss the hazards of asbestos, the nature of operations that could result in exposure to asbestos, and the importance of necessary protective controls, including work practices, engineering controls, and respiratory protection, to minimize exposure.

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LANGUAGE

English

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CEU 0.2

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Complete Online

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Course Outline

Asbestos Hazards Introduction (US)

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Course Structure: Parts
3. Course Purpose
4. Work Classifications
5. Course Audience

Asbestos Hazards Part 1 (US)

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Course Structure: Modules
3. Asbestos Awareness
4. Learning Objectives
5. Common Terms
2. Regulations
1. Regulatory Requirements
2. OSHA
3. Levels of Training
4. Awareness Training
5. Additional Training Needs
6. EPA
7. AHERA
3. Description of Asbestos
1. Types of Asbestos
2. Asbestos Characteristics
3. Friable Asbestos
4. Asbestos Locations
1. Where Is Asbestos Found?
2. PACM
3. Asbestos Products
4. Asbestos in Buildings
5. World Trade Center
5. Health Impacts
1. Asbestos and Your Health
2. Asbestos-related Diseases
3. Lung Cancer
4. Mesothelioma
5. Asbestosis
6. Dose-Response Relationship
7. Smoking

6. Recognizing Damage
1. Recognizing Damage and Deterioration
2. Signs of Damage
7. Controlling Risk
1. Communication of Hazards
2. Regulated Areas
3. Signs
4. Labels
5. Sampling
6. Do Not Disturb
8. Precautions and Protections
1. Precautionary Measures
2. Housekeeping – Floors
3. Personal Hygiene
4. PPE
5. Waste and Disposal
9. Release Response
1. Asbestos Fiber Release
2. Response to a Release
10. Conclusion
1. Conclusion

Asbestos Hazards Part 2 (US)

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Course Structure: Parts
3. Introduction
4. Learning Objectives
5. Work Classifications
2. Limits and Regulations
1. PELs
2. Excursion Limits
3. Regulated Areas
4. Monitoring
5. Additional Monitoring
3. Medical Requirements
1. Medical Surveillance Program
2. Medical Recommendation
3. Recordkeeping Requirements
4. Protection and Precautions
1. Respiratory Protection
2. Respirator Options
3. When Are Respirators Needed?
4. Body Protection
5. Decontamination
6. Ventilation
5. Mechanical Operations, Repair and Removal
1. Mechanical Operations
2. Repair and Removal
3. Removal

6. Best Practices
1. Work Practices
2. Wet Methods
3. Molded Pipe Insulation
4. Corrugated Paper Pipe Insulation
5. Asbestos-Containing Surfacing Materials
6. Miscellaneous Materials
7. HEPA Vacuums
8. Emptying HEPA Vacuums
7. Cleanup and Disposal
1. Cleanup
2. Waste Removal and Disposal
3. Waste Removal and Disposal Regulations
8. Release Response
1. Asbestos Fiber Release Episodes
2. Major Release
3. Minor Release
4. First Aid Procedures
9. Conclusion
1. Conclusion

Asbestos Hazards Part 3 (US)

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Course Structure: Modules
3. Introduction
4. Learning Objectives
2. Responsibilities
1. Employer Responsibilities
2. Your Responsibilities
3. Medical Evaluation
4. Fit Testing
5. Fit Testing: OSHA protocol
3. Respirator Selection
1. Respirator Selection
2. Disposable Dust Respirators
3. Air-Purifying Respirators (APRs)
4. APR Limitations and Capabilities
5. Protection Factors
6. End-of-Service-Life Indicator
7. IDLH Atmospheres
8. SCBAs
9. Types of SCBAs
10. Airline Respirators
11. Airline Respirator Capabilities and Limitations
4. Respirator Inspection
1. Inspection