Asbestos Awareness Training, Page 4 Reviews

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Too concise! Not enough detail on the types of building materials containing asbestos. No information on how it can be released eg drilling, sanding, pressure washing or even just air disturbance. Would not use for my employees

Hi, As someone who has carried out asbestos awareness training, and been face fitted for masks and entered red/hot zones I'm quite aware of the risks. However, I question whether most individually need to know the names and details of the varying types of asbestos, yes they need to know there are different types... and differing risks. Testing colour names assigned to different types etc, seems like over information and testing for the sake of testing to me, how does this improve safely? Most persons I've spoken to don't remember these finer details, they learn and forget.

This is the most basic and un-engaging asbestos awareness course I have ever done. The course recommends the use of RPE if you accidently disturb asbestos, but without training and a face fit, this advice cannot be implemented, yet the course does not recommend this...

other than videos failing was ok could use subtitles to gain knowledge that way

I have to say I passed,though the prices are a rip off like everywhere else. Some videos don't play the audio, so I had to read subtitles... but not all videos have subtitles.

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very informative

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It covered the key points. Its ashame you are not able to print of the summary slide after each section to keep for future reference.