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Asbestos Removal Training Courses in Canberra
CPCCDE3028 Remove Non-Friable Asbestos training in Canberra for workers who need to safely remove more than 10m² of non-friable asbestos-containing material (ACM). Complete this nationally recognised face-to-face asbestos removal course Canberra workers rely on to develop the skills required for licensed asbestos removal work and Class B Asbestos Removal Licence pathways in the ACT.
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Canberra has a well-documented history of asbestos exposure risks, with significant volumes of asbestos-containing materials remaining in older residential, government and commercial buildings throughout the ACT. The territory’s experience with Mr Fluffy loose-fill asbestos insulation has also contributed to heightened community awareness of asbestos hazards and the importance of properly trained removal professionals.
Construction workers, demolition contractors, building maintenance teams, government infrastructure workers and defence sector personnel regularly encounter asbestos-containing materials during refurbishment, maintenance and demolition activities. This creates ongoing demand for asbestos removal training Canberra workers can access locally.
The nationally recognised CPCCDE3028 Remove Non-Friable Asbestos course provides the practical skills and knowledge required to identify non-friable ACM, assess workplace risks, implement control measures and safely remove asbestos-containing materials in accordance with WorkSafe ACT requirements. Delivered face-to-face by AlertForce, this asbestos removal course Canberra workers trust supports those seeking employment in asbestos removal, demolition, construction, commercial fit-out and building maintenance throughout the ACT and surrounding region.
Participants learn how to prepare work areas, use appropriate personal protective equipment, follow decontamination procedures and safely complete asbestos removal activities in accordance with Class B asbestos removal requirements. Workers who may encounter asbestos but are not undertaking removal work may instead require Asbestos Awareness Training. Workers exposed to multiple hazardous materials can also benefit from completing Silica Awareness Training.
For information about licensing requirements, workers can also read How to Get a Licence to Remove Asbestos and What Is Asbestos and Do You Need a Licence to Remove It?.
Course Overview
What You'll Learn
This asbestos removal training Canberra course provides practical, hands-on instruction in the identification, preparation, removal and disposal of non-friable asbestos-containing materials. Participants learn how to comply with WorkSafe ACT requirements, apply safe work procedures, use appropriate PPE and decontamination processes, and undertake licensed asbestos removal activities in accordance with Class B asbestos removal requirements.
Duration
Options Available
- Awareness (Online): Self-paced
- Class B – Remove Non-Friable Asbestos: 1 full day
- Class A – Remove Friable Asbestos: 2 full days
- Supervise Removal: 1 full day
- Conduct Air Monitoring & Clearance Inspections: 2 full days
Delivery
Face-to-face and Online
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Certificate
Statement of Attainment
Issued upon successful completion
Who Needs This Training?
Government and Commonwealth Personnel
Workers involved in ACT Government, Commonwealth Government and public infrastructure projects where asbestos-containing materials may be encountered during maintenance, refurbishment or demolition activities.
Construction and Demolition Workers
Construction, demolition and infrastructure workers involved in projects where asbestos-containing materials may be disturbed or removed.
Building Maintenance and Commercial Fit-Out Workers
Facilities managers, maintenance contractors, commercial fit-out specialists and property maintenance teams responsible for repairs and upgrades to buildings that may contain asbestos.
Defence and Security Sector Workers
Personnel working within defence facilities, government assets and associated infrastructure where asbestos-containing materials may be present.
Supervisors and Site Managers
Workers responsible for planning, supervising or coordinating asbestos removal activities and ensuring compliance with WHS obligations.
ACT Requirement
Under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (ACT) and associated regulations, workers removing more than 10m² of non-friable asbestos-containing material must hold the appropriate asbestos removal training and undertake work in accordance with ACT asbestos licensing requirements. The CPCCDE3028 Remove Non-Friable Asbestos unit is the nationally recognised training course required for workers carrying out licensed non-friable asbestos removal work and is the mandatory training unit for Class B asbestos removal workers in the ACT.
Learning Outcomes
The AlertForce Difference
Why Choose AlertForce?
AlertForce has helped thousands of Canberra construction, maintenance, demolition and government-sector workers gain nationally recognised safety qualifications. Our experienced trainers deliver practical, industry-relevant asbestos removal training designed to help workers meet WorkSafe ACT requirements and develop job-ready skills for asbestos removal projects throughout Canberra and the ACT.
Workers seeking further information about asbestos licensing and compliance can also explore our guides on What Does Asbestos Removal Cost in Australia? and Asbestos Awareness vs Class B Licence.
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Assessment
Assessment Information
Format
Knowledge and practical assessment
Language
English (LLN support available)
Retakes
Included if required
Results
Statement of Attainment issued after competency confirmed
Prerequisites
USI Required
A Unique Student Identifier (USI) is required to issue your Statement of Attainment. Assistance can be provided if needed.
Course Details
What's Included
Certification
Upon successful completion, participants receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for their relevant unit:
- CPCCDE3028 — Remove Non-Friable Asbestos (Class B)
- CPCCDE4009 — Remove Friable Asbestos (Class A)
- CPCCDE4010 — Supervise Asbestos Removal
- CPCCDE5001 — Conduct Air Monitoring and Clearance Inspections for Asbestos Removal
Asbestos removal licences must be renewed in accordance with your state regulator’s requirements. Many organisations also recommend periodic refresher training to ensure workers remain current with safe work procedures and any updates to WHS legislation.
Refresher training is available for those who already hold a current Statement of Attainment and require updated competency.
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Does completing the CPCCDE3028 qualify me to apply for a Class B Asbestos Removal Licence with WorkSafe ACT?
The CPCCDE3028 unit is the nationally recognised training requirement for workers carrying out licensed non-friable asbestos removal work. Businesses seeking a Class B Asbestos Removal Licence must also satisfy WorkSafe ACT licensing requirements.
What is the 10m² rule for non-friable asbestos removal in the ACT and who does it apply to?
A Class B Asbestos Removal Licence is generally required when more than 10m² of non-friable asbestos-containing material is being removed. This commonly applies to demolition, renovation, maintenance and refurbishment work involving asbestos cement products and similar materials.
Which industries in Canberra have the highest demand for CPCCDE3028-certified asbestos removal workers?
Demand is strongest across construction, demolition, government infrastructure, Commonwealth Government facilities, defence sites, commercial fit-out projects and building maintenance sectors where asbestos-containing materials remain present in older buildings.
Can the CPCCDE3028 asbestos removal course be completed online, or does it need to be face-to-face in Canberra?
No. CPCCDE3028 Remove Non-Friable Asbestos includes practical assessment requirements and must be completed through face-to-face training and assessment.
Why is asbestos awareness particularly high in Canberra and the ACT?
The ACT’s history with Mr Fluffy loose-fill asbestos insulation and the presence of older government, residential and defence buildings have contributed to strong community awareness of asbestos risks and the importance of properly trained asbestos removal workers.