Course Description
This course, "Asbestos 101: Understanding and Managing Asbestos" provides a comprehensive introduction to asbestos, its uses, health risks, and regulatory guidelines. Designed for individuals and professionals who may encounter asbestos in their homes or workplaces, the course covers how to identify asbestos-containing materials, testing methods, safe handling practices, and removal techniques. Additionally, the course delves into specific regulations in Ontario and Quebec, ensuring that participants are well-informed about legal requirements and best practices for asbestos management. Through case studies and practical examples, learners will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to safely manage asbestos-related issues.
Mold Busters
Founded in 2005 in Ottawa, Ontario, Mold Busters started with a personal encounter with toxic black mold in a workplace environment. Recognizing the lack of awareness and professional services for indoor air quality in Ontario and Quebec, we set out on a mission to improve lives through superior quality of service. Specializing in mold, bacteria, asbestos, ventilation, and water damage, Mold Busters has grown into Ottawa’s leading decontamination experts. With over 15,000 inspections and 5,000 remediation jobs under our belt, our commitment remains unwavering. We are dedicated to protecting our clients from harmful indoor contaminants, ensuring they enjoy fulfilling, healthy, and happy lives. Join us in learning how to maintain a mold-free environment in our comprehensive course on mold prevention and cleaning.
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Highlights
- Comprehensive Asbestos Overview: Understand the properties, uses, and dangers of asbestos, including its historical cont
- Identification and Testing: Learn how to visually identify asbestos-containing materials and conduct proper testing usin
- Safe Handling and Removal Techniques: Gain practical knowledge on encapsulation, enclosure, repair, and removal of asbes
- Regulatory Compliance: Explore the specific asbestos regulations in Ontario and Quebec, ensuring adherence to legal requ