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The Hazardous Materials Association (HMA) maintains a stringent standard of training for all abatement workers of HMA member contractors. Our primary goal is to ensure that every worker has a comprehensive understanding of hazardous materials, their associated risks, and the correct procedures for handling these substances both safely and efficiently.
Our Hazmat Worker 1, Hazmat Worker 2, and Hazmat Worker 3 training programs provide workers with extensive training in the abatement of a variety of hazardous materials. These HMA training courses have been deemed equivalent by WorkSafeBC and meet or exceed the training requirements of the Asbestos Level 1 Foundational Awareness and Level 2 Asbestos Safety curriculum.
Upon completion of the Hazmat Worker 1 course, abatement workers are paired with experienced Hazmat workers who provide invaluable, site-specific training and mentorship. This hands-on mentorship allows workers to transition theoretical knowledge into practical skills, ensuring they are fully prepared to operate safely in real-world situations.
On conclusion of the 3 levels of hazmat training, workers are subjected to a HMA certification examination which includes the practical construction of a high-risk containment and the physical demonstration of the competencies learned during the 3 Hazmat training courses.
Health & Safety Training and Skills Upgrading for Member Contractors
Member Contractors have access to a number of Health & Safety courses and skills upgrading classes for their employees provided by the HMA.
In addition to our comprehensive hazardous materials abatement training for member contractors the HMA is also a provider of WorkSafeBC approved Level 1 Foundational Awareness, Level 2 Asbestos Safety and Level 3 Asbestos Safety Leader training programs and examinations.
Through our hands-on training sessions led by industry professionals, participants will gain a deep understanding of important safety protocols, legal requirements, and safe handling procedures.
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