Enclosure Entry & Decontamination

Our Enclosure Entry & Decontamination course is tailored for individuals who are required to carry out work within a licensed enclosure but not asbestos removal. This could be carrying out tasks such as water or electrical isolations. By successfully completing this course, candidates will gain a heightened awareness of asbestos risks and learn how to mitigate them. The enclosure entry and decontamination course covers essential topics such as the properties of asbestos, health effects, types and uses of asbestos, legislation, emergency procedures, RPE, PPE, and transit procedures for decontamination.

Please note that this course does not cover asbestos removal training. For individuals seeking training in asbestos removal, we recommend our non-licenced removal courses dedicated to that specific area.

The Subjects areas covered are:

Properties and history of asbestos
Health effects of asbestos
Types, uses and containing materials
Legislation
Emergency procedures
Respiratory protective equipment (RPE)
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Transiting Procedure and decontamination

Duration: 1 Day course

Price: £175 + VAT

Maximum 12 Delegates per session

If you are booking 6 or more delegates, please enquire below for discounts.

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Course cost per delegate

£175.00 + VAT

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Course information

Course description
Learning outcomes

Outline of Course Content

The content of this course is designed to provide anyone whose work within licenced asbestos enclosures with sufficient knowledge to avoid putting themselves or others at risk, in line with regulatory requirements laid out in Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012.

Outline of Proposed Learning Activities / Approach to Delivery

The training will cover the topics in appropriate detail, by means of both written and oral presentation, and by demonstration as necessary.

Outline of Resources / Bibliography (as appropriate)

Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012
Asbestos: The survey guide (HSG264)
Asbestos : The Licenced Contractors Guide (HSG247)

Assessment Methods / Tasks

A question and answer session will be held at the end of each module to ensure each learner has reached the necessary level of understanding.

Tutor assessment of learner performance during practical sessions with continual oral feedback.

A timed, invigilated, closed-book written examination will be individually completed by each learner at the end of the course, with 80% being the pass mark.

The end of course written paper will draw at least 15 short answer and multiple-choice questions from a module-based question bank, to include no less than two questions from each module.

Completed exam papers are retained by the course provider.

Assessment Evidence

Written and / or Multiple Choice Assessment covering LO1-LO6

Grade Descriptors

80% pass mark (pass / fail)

Learner: Trainer Ratio

Maximum of 15:1

Course Length

Face to face courses must take sufficient time to complete this syllabus; it is generally expected that 6 to 7 hours (excluding breaks) is acceptable.