Asbestos removal license holders are often required in the construction industry. In Melbourne and the rest of Victoria, licensed asbestos removalists may receive one of two types of asbestos removal licenses – Class A or Class B.
Course Details
Asbestos removal license holders are often required in the construction industry. In Melbourne and the rest of Victoria, licensed asbestos removalists may receive one of two types of asbestos removal licenses – Class A or Class B.
A Class B license is needed for the removal of non-friable asbestos. Non-friable materials are less likely to release harmful fibres into the air compared to friable materials. Examples of non-friable materials include cement siding, floor tiles, false ceiling panels.
A Class A license is needed for the removal of friable asbestos, which includes products that are easily crushed or pulverized. Examples of friable materials include asbestos insulation and pipe coverings.
Asbestos cement sheeting can become friable, depending on its conditions. Severely worn cement sheeting may break easily, which releases more asbestos fibres into the environment.
The state government can issue an asbestos removal license to a person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU). Workers who carry out asbestos removal work on behalf of a PCBU must complete an accredited training course, such as CPCCDE3014 REMOVE NON-FRIABLE ASBESTOS (CLASS B)
Asbestos removal training is typically a requirement for workers in the construction industry, Water industry but may also be needed in other industries as well or:
The area of asbestos-containing material to be removed exceeds 10m² in total, or
Topics Covered
Topics Covered in this Course Includes:
Legislation and recent changes
Hazards of asbestos and health effects
Planning and preparing for asbestos removal
Methods of isolation of the work site
Carry out asbestos removal process
Decontamination
Clean up work site
Contribute to and use documentation in line with regulatory requirements
Who should attend?
CCF’s nationally recognised remove non-friable asbestos course is designed for anyone who may be required to manage or remove asbestos in Australia. This training course is taught by experienced instructors who will outline theory and practical scenarios that are relevant to your work site.
This training course is a mix of theory and hands on with at least 50% of the time allotted to the practical aspects of operating in an asbestos worksite.
Prerequisites
What qualifications does this offer?
WorkSafe Victoria’s Compliance Code for removing asbestos in workplaces states that refresher training should be conducted every two years for persons undertaking Class B asbestos removal work.
Civil Train Fees, Charges and Refund Policy
Please ensure that you read the Civil Train Fees, Charges and Refund Policy and check the Terms and Conditions before enrolling in this course with Civil Train. If you have any questions about our Fees, Charges or Refunds/Cancellations Policy, please contact CCF Victoria on (03) 9588 7600.
About CCF Victoria
For 80 years, the Civil Contractors Federation–Victoria Branch has been the peak industry body representing and servicing the civil construction industry in this State. CCF members are responsible for the construction and maintenance of Australia’s infrastructure, including roads, bridges, pipelines, drainage, ports and utilities.
Our members also play a vital role in the residential and commercial building industry by providing earthmoving and land development services including the provision of power, water, communications and gas. CCF is an organisation registered under the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009.
The organisation is governed by a National Board comprised of member-elected representatives from each state and territory in the Commonwealth.
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