Online Asbestos Course – Information Course
: 5+ courses: 10% · : 10+ courses: 20%. The discount is calculated automatically in the shopping cart. Valid through August 31, 2026.
Learn to identify materials and situations that pose an asbestos risk, stop work in time, and report the issue properly. This course is suitable for tradespeople, maintenance staff, and others who may encounter asbestos in older buildings.
✅ Legal Basis
Employers must assess asbestos risks and provide the necessary information and training before work begins where employees may be exposed. This informational course teaches how to recognize, stop, and report asbestos exposure. It does not meet the specific training requirements set forth in Sections 4-7 through 4-14 of the Regulations on the Performance of Work for individuals who will be performing work involving asbestos.
👥 Who is this course for?
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Carpenters, joiners, and renovation carpenters
When demolishing roofs, walls, and ceilings in older buildings, you run the risk of coming into contact with asbestos-containing panels and gaskets. This course will teach you how to identify risks and report them properly.
Plumbers and Pipe Fitters
Old pipe insulation, gaskets, and filter cloths may contain asbestos. You must know when to stop work and contact a company that has the necessary permit from the Norwegian Labor Inspection Authority.
Electricians and Electrical Technicians
Asbestos is commonly found in wiring, electrical panels, and fire walls in older buildings. This course will provide you with the knowledge you need to assess risks before drilling or breaking into materials.
Painters and Floor Installers in Older Buildings
Joint compound, vinyl tiles, and adhesives manufactured before 1985 may contain asbestos. You need to know what to do before sanding or removing older surfaces.
Roofers and Sheet Metal Workers
Older roofs, fittings, and chimneys may contain asbestos in their panels or gaskets. This course provides the foundation for conducting a risk assessment prior to dismantling.
Demolition and Cleanup Workers
This course is suitable for people who may encounter unfamiliar materials during demolition and renovation projects. It does not provide training or a certificate to perform work involving asbestos.
Caretakers and maintenance technicians in older buildings
When performing minor repairs in attics, basements, and utility rooms, you may come into contact with asbestos. This course teaches you how to stop in time and report it properly.
Ventilation Installers and Insulators
Older ducts, fire collars, and pipe insulation may contain asbestos. You must be able to identify the risks before dismantling them.
Property Managers and Housing Cooperatives
As the person commissioning the renovation, you have a responsibility to provide information. This course provides an overview of your obligations and the tests that must be conducted before work begins.
📚 Course Content
- What Asbestos Is — Types and Uses
- How to Identify Materials Containing Asbestos
- Health risks: asbestosis, mesothelioma, lung cancer
- Notification, Work Stoppage, and Procedures
- What Requires a Certified Remediation Company
- Legal Basis and Employer Responsibilities
⏱️ Duration and format
approx. 3 hours · 100% online · all devices
🎓 Diploma
A certificate of completion in PDF format is issued immediately upon passing the course. This certificate does NOT authorize the holder to perform asbestos removal.
💡 Why Choose Komplett HMS?
- 100% online — start whenever you want, on any device
- Available in all languages via automatic translation
- Instant PDF diploma upon passing
- Documents completed information training—not training for working with asbestos
- Automatic Course Access After Registration
Frequently Asked Questions About the Asbestos Course
Who is the asbestos training course intended for?
This course is suitable for tradespeople, maintenance staff, building superintendents, and others who may encounter asbestos-containing materials while working in older buildings.
What will I learn in the information course?
You will learn to recognize typical high-risk situations, understand the health hazards, stop work, and notify the appropriate people before materials are processed or removed.
Will I receive a course certificate?
Yes. After passing the knowledge test, the participant receives a course certificate documenting completion of the information training.
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