In addition, the state has several more stringent requirements. State notification and worker protection requirements are broader than the federal rules and apply to almost all asbestos projects regardless of size. In addition, the state requires asbestos contractors and asbestos workers to be licensed.
No person, firm, corporation, or other entity may enter into, engage in, or work at the business of asbestos abatement unless properly licensed. "Engage in ... the business of asbestos abatement" includes, but is not limited to, advertising asbestos abatement services and/or submitting bids for projects where the majority of the contract value is represented by asbestos work.
Applicants for a contractor license must submit a completed application and an annual fee of $2,000. An asbestos contractor license is valid for 1 year. Renewal applications should be submitted to DOS no later than 30 calendar days before the expiration ...
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Checklists | Asbestos Safety Regulatory Compliance Audit Checklist |
Forms | Training Provider Student Log |
Handouts | The Hazards of Asbestos [7-Minute Safety Trainer] - Spanish |
PowerPoints | Asbestos Awareness |