Asbestos Management Planner - Initial

The management planner reviews asbestos building inspection reports and other pertinent information to determine whether an asbestos hazard exists in a building. Attending the 3-Day Building Inspector class is a prerequisite. Topics include the hazard assessment process, details of the abatement options, developing an operations & maintenance program, analytical techniques and regulatory requirements for schools. Each attendee must successfully complete a 50-question multiple choice exam in order to receive certification.
Contents:
• Role of management planner
• Evaluation/interpretation of survey results
• Hazard assessment
• Legal implications
• Evaluation and selection of control options
• Role of other professionals, including industrial hygienists, engineers, and architects
• Developing an operation and maintenance (O&M) plan
• Regulatory review focusing on the OSHA Asbestos Construction Standard, the National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP), and applicable state regulations
• Record keeping
• Assembling and submitting the management plan
• Financing abatement actions
• Practice in developing the management plan

Target Audience:
Anyone who will be reviewing asbestos building inspection reports and other pertinent information to determine whether an asbestos hazard exists in a building should take this course. Past attendees have included: consultants, building and facility managers, school district officials, safety and environmental managers and regulatory compliance officers.

Frequency Requirements	Course Length	Referenced Regulation
Annual	16 Hours	29 CFR 1910.1001