Asbestos Inspector Initial 24 Hour Louisiana
Course Overview
The 24-hour Asbestos Inspector Initial Training course is required for individuals who will be conducting asbestos inspections, assessments, and sampling in schools, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities. This course meets all federal requirements under EPA AHERA and state requirements set by the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ). It prepares participants to identify asbestos-containing materials (ACMs), collect samples safely, and document findings in compliance with regulatory standards.
Topics Covered
Health effects of asbestos exposure
Overview of EPA AHERA regulations and Louisiana DEQ requirements
Functions and responsibilities of an asbestos inspector
Building systems and how asbestos-containing materials are used
Inspection procedures and bulk sampling techniques
Personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety protocols
Recordkeeping, chain of custody, and documentation
Legal and insurance considerations
Developing inspection reports and communicating findings
Hands-on exercises in inspection and sampling methods
Who Should Attend
Environmental professionals and consultants performing asbestos inspections
Engineers, architects, and building managers involved in renovation or demolition projects
Individuals seeking state certification and licensing as an Asbestos Inspector in Louisiana
Must have a high school diploma or equivalent
Course Completion
Participants must complete all course hours and pass a final written exam to receive a certificate of completion. This certificate is required for licensing as an Asbestos Inspector with the Louisiana DEQ.
Refresher Training
A one-day (4-hour) refresher course is required annually to maintain certification and licensing.
Course Overview
The 24-hour Asbestos Inspector Initial Training course is required for individuals who will be conducting asbestos inspections, assessments, and sampling in schools, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities. This course meets all federal requirements under EPA AHERA and state requirements set by the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ). It prepares participants to identify asbestos-containing materials (ACMs), collect samples safely, and document findings in compliance with regulatory standards.
Topics Covered
Health effects of asbestos exposure
Overview of EPA AHERA regulations and Louisiana DEQ requirements
Functions and responsibilities of an asbestos inspector
Building systems and how asbestos-containing materials are used
Inspection procedures and bulk sampling techniques
Personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety protocols
Recordkeeping, chain of custody, and documentation
Legal and insurance considerations
Developing inspection reports and communicating findings
Hands-on exercises in inspection and sampling methods
Who Should Attend
Environmental professionals and consultants performing asbestos inspections
Engineers, architects, and building managers involved in renovation or demolition projects
Individuals seeking state certification and licensing as an Asbestos Inspector in Louisiana
Must have a high school diploma or equivalent
Course Completion
Participants must complete all course hours and pass a final written exam to receive a certificate of completion. This certificate is required for licensing as an Asbestos Inspector with the Louisiana DEQ.
Refresher Training
A one-day (4-hour) refresher course is required annually to maintain certification and licensing.
Course Overview
The 24-hour Asbestos Inspector Initial Training course is required for individuals who will be conducting asbestos inspections, assessments, and sampling in schools, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities. This course meets all federal requirements under EPA AHERA and state requirements set by the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ). It prepares participants to identify asbestos-containing materials (ACMs), collect samples safely, and document findings in compliance with regulatory standards.
Topics Covered
Health effects of asbestos exposure
Overview of EPA AHERA regulations and Louisiana DEQ requirements
Functions and responsibilities of an asbestos inspector
Building systems and how asbestos-containing materials are used
Inspection procedures and bulk sampling techniques
Personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety protocols
Recordkeeping, chain of custody, and documentation
Legal and insurance considerations
Developing inspection reports and communicating findings
Hands-on exercises in inspection and sampling methods
Who Should Attend
Environmental professionals and consultants performing asbestos inspections
Engineers, architects, and building managers involved in renovation or demolition projects
Individuals seeking state certification and licensing as an Asbestos Inspector in Louisiana
Must have a high school diploma or equivalent
Course Completion
Participants must complete all course hours and pass a final written exam to receive a certificate of completion. This certificate is required for licensing as an Asbestos Inspector with the Louisiana DEQ.
Refresher Training
A one-day (4-hour) refresher course is required annually to maintain certification and licensing.