Asbestos Awareness
If you’re looking for an Asbestos Awareness course in Bournemouth or other areas in the South of England, then look no further. We regularly hold Asbestos Awareness courses at our training office in Poole, Dorset. Alternatively, we can come to you to deliver the Asbestos Awareness course on-site or nearby in areas including but not limited to Southampton, Portsmouth, London, Weymouth, Dorchester, Plymouth, the Isle of Wight, Yeovil and Exeter.
For more information or to book your Asbestos Awareness course, get in touch to speak to one of our friendly and knowledgeable team members.
Who is the Asbestos Awareness course for?
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the dangers of working with asbestos, ensuring staff are appropriately trained in order to work safely.
Asbestos Awareness Course Length
3 Hours
Asbestos Awareness Course Overview
The information covered in this course is presented at an awareness level for anyone who needs to understand what asbestos is and what is generally required in law.
It does not cover the legal requirements to carry out work with asbestos.
For more information regarding working with Asbestos contact us or see our:
‘Level 2 – NVQ Diploma In Removal Of Hazardous Waste (Asbestos)’.
Asbestos Awareness Course Benefits
Upon completion of the course learners will have an understanding of and be able to:
- Identify the properties of asbestos and outline the history of its use
- Outline the health effects of asbestos
- Outline the types, uses and likely occurrence of asbestos and asbestos containing materials (ACMs) in buildings and plant
- Identify the main statutory provisions that relate to asbestos
- Know the correct procedures to follow in an emergency
- Know how to avoid the risks of asbestos
ASBESTOS – KNOW THE RISKS
Around 5,000 people die per year of asbestos related diseases.
Workers can easily be exposed without knowing it – either from their own activities or work tasks undertaken by other people and buildings built before the year 2000 commonly used asbestos in a variety of materials, including floors, walls, ceilings, insulation, electrical products.
And, it’s very easy to unwittingly disturb these lethal fibres. A wide range of routine maintenance tasks that are apparently low risk can easily release asbestos fibres. For example, simply drilling or sanding a surface can make the fibres airborne.
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