Online Asbestos Awareness Training
& Lead Awareness Training
Osha Approved LEAD & Asbestos Training With Certification from anywhere.
All workers that may enter in contact with Asbestos or Lead are required, by OSHA and the EPA, to take 2 hours of Asbestos Awareness Training and 2 hours of Lead Awareness training yearly. Haztrainer makes getting your online training and certificate fast, easy, and fun! Request a free demo or sign up now!
All workers that may enter in contact with Asbestos or Lead are required, by OSHA and the EPA, to complete 2 hours of Asbestos Awareness Training and 2 hours of Lead Awareness training yearly. Haztrainer makes getting your training and certificate fast, easy, fun, and engaging!
Our Online Asbestos Awareness Training Courses
All of our online courses are approved by OSHA and meet AHERA and the EPA strict requirements
Two Hour Asbestos Awareness OSHA Compliant
Two Hour Asbestos Awareness
In Spanish
Two Hour Asbestos Awareness
For Michigan
Two Hour Asbestos Awareness
For Washington State
Our Online Lead Awareness Training Courses
Two Hour Lead Awareness
OSHA Compliant
Two Hour Lead Awareness
In Spanish
Two Hour Lead Awareness
Real Estate
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Meet your Hazard Communication requirements
- HazCom Made Easy™ Award winning format reviewed by OSHA
- Comply with OSHA, EPA and AHERA Once every year for Construction, Maintenance, Custodial and Industrial workers
- 2 Hour Online Asbestos & Lead Awareness Training; Be informed about the dangers of Asbestos & Lead exposure in the work place.
Easy to use Lead & Asbestos training format
- An easy to use video training
- Engage with a certified instructor
- Short Video Clips
- Easy Q/A selection
- At home, office or in a group
- Prize winning incentives keep trainees engaged from beginning to end
- Training cannot be shortcut according to regulatory requirements
- Signed certificates of completion.
- Compliant with OSHA, EPA and AHERA
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Try this proven, inexpensive way to comply with EPA/AHERA and OSHA regulations. Take required environmental/OSHA training at your convenience, then print out your own certificate of completion. Corporate clients have administrative rights and logo branding options. Discounts are available for multiple trainees taking these trainings to comply with OSHA regulations.
- Environmental training such as AHERA training for Online Asbestos Awareness, is for all employees who come into contact with Asbestos but do not disturb it. They must have the Two Hour Online Asbestos Awareness Training annually. This is almost all workers because over 3000 products are still in use, many not banned.
- Lead Awareness Training is also required annually. Lead classes are required under the Hazard Communication standard and OSHAstandards. Employers are required to provide annual training to employees who encounter hazards in the workplace, including Lead, which is found in many common workplace products from keys to paint.
HazTrainer, with webetrainer, provides a multimedia training system that is fully interactive, including doorprizes, jackpots, an engaging video format and a certificate of completion.
Comply to Regulations
OSHA AHERA specify that every worker that might get in contact with asbestos or Lead is required to take a Online Asbestos Awareness refresher training or a 2 hour Lead awareness refresher training every year Our trainings meet AHERA & OSHA compliance standards
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Answers to Your Questions
Can I leave the training and resume later?
Yes you can leave the training anytime and resume.
If I have a question about a topic can I send a message to the instructor?
Yes anytime during the training you can send a message to the instructor.
How long are the Asbestos Awareness & Lead Awareness training valid for?
Asbestos and lead training are valid for 1 year.
Who needs to the Asbestos Awareness training?
An annual 2 Hour Asbestos Awareness Training is required for Class IV employees under OSHA requirements 1926.1101(K). These employees may come in contact with asbestos (ACM or PACM), or clean up in rooms after an abatement project, but are not trained to abate asbestos.
Do I get a certificate after completion?
Upon course completion, a certificate is emailed to the main administrative contact, and the person taking the training, ready to be printed or attached.
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