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All delegates who are to undertake training on Non-Licensable work with asbestos MUST have already completed an Asbestos Awareness course. Please bring the certificate with you as proof.
Below is a list of modules which can be used as a ‘pick and mix’ to ensure that the training course is tailored to the specific requirements of the work you will be carrying out. It is therefore important that you identify which modules are essential to you.
Modules starting ‘EM’ are mandatory modules which are included for all Non-Licensable work with asbestos training courses:
Next is a list of optional modules you can choose from and your choice should be dictated by the work you will be carrying out. Look down the list and identify the modules you require. Prices for courses will vary dependant on the number of modules selected.
Module Number Content Ttick if required
A9
Drilling holes in asbestos cement and other highly bonded materials
A10
Cleaning debris from guttering on an asbestos cement roof
A11
Removing asbestos cement debris
A12
Cleaning weathered asbestos cement roofing and cladding
A13
Repairing damaged asbestos cement
A14
Removing asbestos cement sheets, gutters, etc. and dismantling a small asbestos cement structure
A15
Removing asbestos cement or reinforced plastic product e.g. tank, duct, water cistern
A16
Painting asbestos cement sheets
A35
Replacing an asbestos cement flue or duct
A36
Removing an asbestos cement panel outside, beside or beneath a window
A26
Drilling and boring through textured coatings
A27
Inserting and removing screws through textured coatings
A28
Removing textured coating from a small area e.g. 1 square metre
A29
Cleaning up debris following collapse of a ceiling or wall covered with textured coating
A1
Drilling holes in asbestos insulating board
A2
Removing a single (screwed-in) asbestos insulating board ceiling tile
A3
Removing a door with asbestos insulating board fireproofing
A4
Removing a single asbestos insulating board panel less than 1m2, fixed in with nails or screws
A5
Cleaning light fittings attached to asbestos insulating board
A6
Repairing minor damage to asbestos insulating board
A7
Painting undamaged asbestos insulating board
A8
Enclosing undamaged asbestos materials to prevent impact damage
A20
Laying cables in areas containing undamaged asbestos materials
A34
Removing pins and nails from an asbestos insulating board panel
A17
Removing asbestos paper linings
A18
Removing asbestos friction linings
A19
Removing an asbestos fire blanket
A21
Removing asbestos-containing bituminous products
A22
Removing metal cladding lined with asbestos-containing bitumen
A23
Removing asbestos-containing floor tiles and mastic
A24
Removing flexible asbestos duct connectors (gaiters)
A25
Removing compressed asbestos fibre gaskets and asbestos rope seals
A30
Removing an asbestos-containing 'arc shield’ from electrical switchgear
A31
Removing a single asbestos-containing gas or electric heater
A32
Replacing an asbestos-containing part in a 'period’ domestic appliance
A33
Replacing an asbestos-containing fuse box or single fuse assembly
A37
Removing asbestos-containing mastic, sealant, beading, filler, putty or fixing
A38
Making safe and collecting fly-tipped asbestos waste
