Asbestos Removal and Training Specialists

 

 

 

Dealing with fire damaged asbestos for Fire Service Operational Personnel
Max 15 persons duration 1 day

THE CONTROL OF ASBESTOS REGULATIONS 2006

*The requirement to carry out awareness training ACOP L143*

The Regulations reflect requirements set out in the European Union Asbestos Workers’ Protection Directive. The new Regulations now include the duty that employers shall provide appropriate training for all workers who are likely to be exposed to asbestos. This asbestos awareness course is for Local Authority personnel, Environment Agency Inspectors and Fire Service Operational personnel assessing the risks from and the precautions to be taken during damping down and turning over operations, including clearing fire-damaged asbestos containing materials (ACMs) from buildings.
Topics covered include:

A brief history of the uses of asbestos

Asbestos type’s properties and risks

The effects of asbestos on workers health

The type’s uses and risks of ACM’s in buildings and plant

The behaviour of asbestos in fires

Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006

Building owners responsibilities

Respiratory Protective Equipment

Decontamination standards

Standards for laundering of contaminated kit

Case Study

This course is only offered as an in-house option, by arranging an in-house training course we come to you, by utilising in-house training it becomes considerably more cost effective, a ‘one off’ fixed price covers up to the maximum number of delegates allowed on the course, this significantly reduces individual costs per delegate.

 

 

Regulation 15 of The Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006 deals with emergency arrangements, it states that:

‘The employer shall ensure that information on the procedure and systems required by paragraph (l)(a) and (c) and the information required by paragraph (l)(b) is made available to the relevant accident and emergency services to enable those services, whether internal or external to the workplace, to prepare their own response procedures and precautionary measures’

 


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