NL03 - Non-Licensed Asbestos for Waste and Civic Amenity Site Personnel
Introduction
This syllabus sets out the guidance issued by UKATA for the provision of non-licensed asbestos for waste and civic amenity site personnel training for employees whose work will involve asbestos waste materials and will likely disturb asbestos containing materials (ACMs), and which is defined as non-licensable work or notifiable non-licensable work within the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012. This is also further stated in the guidance document HSG210 – Asbestos Essentials.
This document provides the syllabus for the training along with guidance on the minimum content of all courses. Tutors can offer bespoke or tailored training for the remainder of any training session, but the core content must be adhered to.
Occupational Relevance
Any persons carrying out non-licensed work with ACMs, as defined in CAR 2012, Reg 3(2). This includes individuals required to undertake or manage Non-Licensed or Notifiable Non-Licensed work with ACMs that arrive at waste management sites by design or as unauthorised content within other wastes. This course is relevant to machine drivers, maintenance engineers, and operatives involved in Non-Licensed or Notifiable Non-Licensed Work, including decontaminating machines that have come into direct contact with ACMs. It also applies to operatives handling packaged asbestos waste or cleaning asbestos spillages on-site, as well as managers or personnel who may need to access areas where asbestos spillages or unauthorised ACM inclusions in general waste have occurred. These individuals may be responsible for work assessments, risk assessments, and plan of work method statements in compliance with Regulations 6 and 7 of the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012.
Learner Pre-requisite
Learners are required to have successfully completed a UKATA Asbestos Awareness course within the last 6 months. Proof of this training must be verified by the training provider and should be dated no earlier than six months prior to the start of the course. If the Asbestos Awareness certification has expired beyond this six-month window, learners must undertake a new UKATA Asbestos Awareness course.
Duration
Minimum of 6 learning hours.
(This includes a minimum of 2.5 learning hours of practical training and the time allocated for the final exam)