Asbestos Air Monitoring Specialist Initial – Live Classroom – Denver

Start your career in the asbestos air monitoring industry. Gain the professional skills you need to succeed in the collection of asbestos air samples as part of the asbestos abatement project. Any individual who performs a final visual inspection, delineates an asbestos spill, and/or performs any air monitoring referred to in Colorado Regulation No. 8, must be certified as an Air Monitoring Specialist (AMS). This initial course is a Division-approved AMS class and successful completion satisfies the training requirements listed in Regulation No. 8, section II.D.3.a.(i). Prior abatement / consulting experience recommended. A high school level comprehension of mathematics recommended.

This course certificate is valid in the following states and territories:

Colorado, Global Military Bases, Guam, Kentucky, Puerto Rico

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Start your career in the asbestos air monitoring industry. Gain the professional skills you need to succeed in asbestos air testing as part of the asbestos abatement project. Any individual who performs a final visual inspection delineates an asbestos spill and conducts any air monitoring referred to in Colorado Regulation No. 8 must be certified as an Air Monitoring Specialist (AMS). This initial course is a Division-approved AMS class, and successful completion satisfies the training requirements listed in Regulation No. 8, section II.D.3.a.(i).

Prior abatement/consulting experience is recommended. A high school-level comprehension of mathematics is recommended.

As a minimum requirement to perform a final visual inspection, air monitoring, or asbestos spill delineation, the 32-hour initial asbestos air monitoring certificate is ideal for anyone looking to start or advance their career in the asbestos consulting industry. This course will explore inspection and air collection/analysis activities in all areas of public, commercial, private, industrial, educational, governmental, and residential buildings/sites and give information on how to properly place and collect air samples as part of the abatement process.

This course will prepare students for jobs in asbestos consultation and the Colorado state-administered certification exam. With this certification, the student will be qualified to apply for a position as an asbestos inspector at leading asbestos consulting firms across the US, including the US – regulated territories and military sites.

Functions, qualifications, and roles of an asbestos Air Monitoring Specialist.
Asbestos basics such as where the harmful mineral can be found today, its physical characteristics, and its hazards on human health and the environment.
Regulatory review.
Work methods pertaining to asbestos in soils in Colorado.
Identify building construction and systems.
Understand legal responsibilities and liabilities facing Air Monitoring Specialists.
Understanding, reading, and building contracts, specifications, and drawings.
Comprehension of the 5 abatement activities including trigger levels and work practices associated with each activity.
List equipment used during abatement activities.
Conducting final clearances.
Completing a minor and major spill delineation.
Sample analysis and transportation.
Filing out Chain of Custody forms.
Performing Quality Assurance / Quality Control actions
Reading PCM samples (theory)
Safety associated with Air Monitoring activities.
Complete flow rate formulas.
Recordkeeping and writing the air monitoring report.

Functions, qualifications, and roles of an asbestos Air Monitoring Specialist.
Asbestos basics such as where the harmful mineral can be found today, its physical characteristics, and its hazards on human health and the environment.
Regulatory review.
Work methods pertaining to asbestos in soils in Colorado.
Identify building construction and systems.
Understand legal responsibilities and liabilities facing Air Monitoring Specialists.
Understanding, reading, and building contracts, specifications, and drawings.
Comprehension of the 5 abatement activities including trigger levels and work practices associated with each activity.
List equipment used during abatement activities.
Conducting final clearances.
Completing a minor and major spill delineation.
Sample analysis and transportation.
Filing out Chain of Custody forms.
Performing Quality Assurance / Quality Control actions
Reading PCM samples (theory)
Safety associated with Air Monitoring activities.
Complete flow rate formulas.
Recordkeeping and writing the air monitoring report.