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If your work involves removing asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) during construction, demolition or remediation projects, you’ll need the correct training and certification. AlertForce delivers nationally recognised asbestos removal courses covering the full training pathway: CPCCDE3014 Remove Non-Friable Asbestos (Class B), CPCCDE3015 Remove Friable Asbestos (Class A), CPCCDE4008 Supervise Asbestos Removal, and CPCCDE5001 Conduct Air Monitoring and Clearance Inspections.
As a nationally recognised registered training organisation, AlertForce provides practical training aligned with Safe Work Australia guidance and WHS Regulations, helping workers meet the requirements for Class A and Class B asbestos removal licences. If you’re new to asbestos removal work, the licensing requirements can seem complicated. Our courses explain the process clearly so you know which qualification you need and what comes next.
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Sold OutCPCCDE3014 – Remove Non-Friable Asbestos (Class B)
This non-friable asbestos removal course teaches the skills required to safely remove bonded asbestos materials such as cement sheeting, roofing panels, pipes and vinyl tiles. These materials contain asbestos fibres that are bound into solid products but still require strict control procedures during removal.
Completion of this unit supports applications for a Class B asbestos removal licence.
CPCCDE3015 – Remove Friable Asbestos (Class A)
This friable asbestos removal course covers the removal of asbestos where fibres can easily become airborne. Workers learn enclosure systems, decontamination procedures, air monitoring requirements and containment methods required for higher-risk asbestos removal work.
Completion of this unit supports applications for a Class A asbestos removal licence.
CPCCDE4008 – Supervise Asbestos Removal
This unit prepares nominated supervisors responsible for planning and overseeing asbestos removal projects. It focuses on coordinating removal work, monitoring site safety controls, and ensuring compliance with WHS regulations and Safe Work Australia codes of practice.
CPCCDE5001 – Conduct Air Monitoring and Clearance Inspections
Designed for asbestos assessors and occupational hygienists, this course prepares participants to conduct air monitoring during asbestos removal work and carry out clearance inspections once removal has been completed.
Once asbestos fibres become airborne, the health risks can last decades. That’s why proper training is required before removal work begins
These asbestos removal courses are designed for workers responsible for removing, supervising or assessing asbestos work.
Knowing the difference between licence types shows you exactly what course you need.
A Class B asbestos removal licence allows the removal of non-friable asbestos, where fibres are bonded into materials such as cement sheets or tiles.
A Class A asbestos removal licence allows the removal of friable asbestos, where fibres can easily become airborne and present a higher health risk.
For many workers, this training is the step that moves them from general construction work into specialised asbestos removal roles where the safety stakes are significantly higher.
Before starting asbestos removal training, workers must hold a White Card (CPCCWHS1001A) demonstrating basic construction safety knowledge. You can complete this prerequisite through AlertForce’s White Card training course.
Only identifying asbestos on site rather than removing it? You may only need asbestos awareness training.
AlertForce delivers asbestos removal training face-to-face across Australia, providing practical instruction led by trainers with real-world asbestos removal experience.
After successful completion, you’ll receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment. This asbestos removal certificate can be used when applying for a Class A or Class B asbestos removal licence through the relevant state or territory regulator.
Eligible participants in the Australian Capital Territory may be able to access government funding for CPCCDE3014 Remove Non-Friable Asbestos through the ACT Training Fund.
Not sure about which qualification you need? Our guide on how to get a licence to remove asbestos explains the process in more detail.
AlertForce is one of the few training providers delivering all four nationally recognised asbestos removal units, allowing workers and organisations to complete their full asbestos training pathway with a single provider.
Since 2006, AlertForce has trained over 24,000 workers, maintaining a 4.6-star Google rating and a strong reputation for practical compliance training.
Major organisations including Queensland Rail, Leighton Contractors and ServiceStream rely on AlertForce because when you’re dealing with asbestos, training needs to be clear, practical and immediately useful on site. Our trainers have been in your boots – they get the real-world pressures and focus on what keeps you safe.
AlertForce delivers nationally accredited training (RTO 91826) across Australia with experienced trainers who understand how asbestos removal works in the real world, not just in theory.
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Yes. A White Card (CPCCWHS1001A) is required before completing asbestos removal training because asbestos removal work is classified as construction work under Australian WHS regulations.
Class B asbestos removal training covers the removal of non-friable asbestos, where fibres are bonded into materials such as cement sheeting. Class A asbestos removal training covers the removal of friable asbestos, where fibres can easily become airborne and pose a higher health risk.
Training typically runs for one day in most states and two days in New South Wales due to additional regulatory requirements.
Participants receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment, often referred to as an asbestos removal certificate, for the relevant unit such as CPCCDE3014 or CPCCDE3015. This qualification supports applications for a Class A or Class B asbestos removal licence.
Course costs vary depending on the unit, location and available funding. Contact AlertForce to check current pricing and whether government funding options are available in your state.
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