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BOHS Surveying and Sampling Strategies
for Asbestos in Buildings - RP402

Introduction

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The RP402 Refresher complies with the requirements outlined in the Control of Asbestos Regulations (CAR) 2012, which states that workers who undertake non-licensed asbestos work should have annual refresher training. HSE classes asbestos analysts and surveyors as non-licensed workers. The requirement for yearly refresher training is also supported by HSE guidance documents HSG264 Asbestos: The survey guide and HSG248 Asbestos: the analysts’ guide for sampling, analysis and clearance procedures, along with UKAS publication LAB 30. 

 

The RP402 Refresher has been specially designed to meet your needs by refreshing your learning of topics that you find the most challenging. The course will also bring you up-to-date on any changes in asbestos surveying legislation over the last 12 months, and refresh your learning of best asbestos surveying working practice. Those who attend the course will receive a BOHS certificate that can be displayed in their workplace as evidence of completing refresher training. 

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Who is it for?

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This course is suitable for anyone who:  

  • Surveys buildings for asbestos as part of their work 

  • Manages asbestos surveyors and surveying teams 

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Duration

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1 day.

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Modules/Learning objectives

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Overall Objective

To revise and update your knowledge and practical skills required to survey asbestos in buildings safely. 

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Modules

  1. Needs analysis  

  2. Legislative requirements  

  3. Survey planning and risk assessment  

  4. Preparing and conducting surveys 

  5. Post-survey evaluation  

  6. Optional topics: 

    • Health effects of asbestos  

    • Uses of asbestos in buildings  

  7. Conclusion/assessment 

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Assessment

 

A short multi-choice assessment will be completed at the end of the session.

 

Certification

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Candidates will receive a BOHS attendance certificate for RP402 – Surveying and Sampling Strategies for Asbestos in Buildings.

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