Nationally Recognised Training • RTO 91826
(previously 10675NAT)
Nationally recognised asbestos awareness training for Tasmanian construction workers, tradespeople and maintenance professionals. Complete the 11084NAT Course in Asbestos Awareness in just 4 hours with same-day digital certification and flexible live webinar delivery.
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Hobart’s large stock of older homes, heritage buildings and commercial properties means asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) remain a common workplace hazard across Tasmania. From renovations in established suburbs to maintenance work on public buildings, schools and industrial facilities, workers may encounter asbestos-containing materials during routine construction, refurbishment and maintenance activities.
The nationally recognised 11084NAT Course in Asbestos Awareness helps Hobart workers identify asbestos-containing materials, understand associated health risks and apply safe work practices when asbestos may be present. Delivered by AlertForce, this course aligns with WorkSafe Tasmania guidance and supports employers in meeting their obligations under Tasmanian work health and safety legislation.
The 11084NAT Course in Asbestos Awareness provides essential training on identifying, managing and working safely around asbestos-containing materials in Australian workplaces. With many Hobart homes, commercial buildings and public facilities constructed before the asbestos ban, this course equips workers with practical knowledge to recognise asbestos-containing materials, understand exposure risks and implement appropriate controls when asbestos hazards are identified.
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Nationally Recognised
Statement of Attainment
Mandatory for all NSW construction sites
Under the Work Health and Safety Act 2012 (Tas), employers must provide workers with appropriate information, instruction, training and supervision where workplace hazards may be present. Workers involved in construction, maintenance, demolition and refurbishment activities may encounter asbestos-containing materials in buildings and structures throughout Tasmania.
The 11084NAT Course in Asbestos Awareness supports these obligations by helping workers identify asbestos-containing materials, understand asbestos registers and management plans, recognise health risks and follow safe work procedures when asbestos may be present.
Workers seeking further guidance can also read our articles on when asbestos was used in homes and how to identify it and the new laws around asbestos.
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Flexible live webinar delivery allows workers throughout Hobart and regional Tasmania to complete nationally recognised asbestos awareness training from any location. Eligible participants may also be able to access funding assistance through Keystone Tasmania.
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AlertForce delivers asbestos awareness training via live webinar for workers located throughout Hobart, Launceston, Devonport, Burnie and regional Tasmania.
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The price of the 11084NAT course in Asbestos awareness training course varies depending on the company that provides the course and region. In Tasmania, like most parts of Australia, the retail price is $227 person. Up to 50% subsidy is also available for eligible participants of the building and construction industry.
Many companies offer discounts on group training. You may qualify for a discount if you have six or ten workers who need the 11084NAT Course in Asbestos Awareness training.
Keystone Tasmania, the Tasmanian Building and Construction Industry Training Board, is established under the Building and Construction Industry Training Fund Act 1990. Keystone Tasmania funds specified categories of training for eligible Tasmanian building and construction industry businesses.
Keystone Tasmania Construction Industry Training Fund allows some individuals to receive a refund. Individuals are required to apply for this refund. It is usually delivered after the course.
Tasmanian employers must ensure workers receive appropriate information, instruction, training and supervision where workplace hazards exist. Asbestos awareness training is commonly used where workers may encounter asbestos-containing materials during their duties.
The course provides nationally recognised asbestos awareness training and supports employers in providing workers with practical knowledge about asbestos hazards, exposure risks and safe work practices where asbestos-containing materials may be present.
Yes. AlertForce offers live webinar delivery, allowing workers throughout Hobart and Tasmania to complete their asbestos awareness training remotely while still receiving nationally recognised certification.
Many homes, commercial buildings and public facilities constructed before the late 1980s may still contain asbestos-containing materials. Tradies should understand where asbestos is commonly found, review asbestos registers where available and avoid disturbing suspected materials until they have been properly assessed.