It can be confusing understanding the difference between Licensed and Non-Licensed Asbestos Removal work. What are the differences, what training is required and how you achieve a license.

Following on from part 1 in our asbestos series, The Difference Between Licensed and Non Licensed Including NNLW, we have put a handy infographic together that is ideal for employers or workers to understand the key differences.

Licensed and Non-Licensed Asbestos Removal

An at a glance guide to the difference between Licensed and Non-Licensed Asbestos Removal and the training required.

Further Information on ACAD CSCS Skilled Worker Card – Licences Asbestos

In order to achieve the ACAD CSCS Skilled Worker Card - Licensed Asbestos, you will need to have achieved the NVQ L2 Removal of Hazardous Waste (Construction) – Licensed Asbestos, and also have achieved an ACAD, IATP, UKATA, or ARCA Operative Refresher Training Certificate within the previous 12 months.

Not only that, but like the other CSCS cards, you also need to hold a valid certificate in ONE of the following:

• Passed the CITB Health, Safety and Environment Test within the previous 2 years
• Hold the CNSG Safety Passport
• Completed the NVQ L2 Removal of Hazardous Waste (Construction) – Licensed Asbestos within previous two years

You can study the relevant courses to achieve this card with us, Essential Site Skills. Once you have achieved the card, they last for five years.

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