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29 CFR 1926 · 29 CFR 1910 · HAZWOPER

Dust Disturbance & Mitigation Awareness

Cutting, grinding, drilling, demolition and earthmoving all put fine dust in the air. Learn to recognize silica, asbestos and nuisance dust hazards, control dust at the source, and monitor what's left. 1 hour online.

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Course at a glance

Duration
1 hour
Lessons
5
Credits
0.1 CEU
Certificate
Valid 3 years

5 lessons, from source to sensor

  1. Dust

    What dust is and which jobsite activities create airborne dust hazards.

  2. Dust and health

    Health risks of silica, asbestos and nuisance dusts.

  3. Brownfields

    Dust from contaminated soil during cleanup, restoration and site preparation.

  4. Dust control

    Engineering controls, wet cutting, ventilation and respiratory protection.

  5. Dust monitoring

    Permissible exposure limits, monitoring obligations and jobsite hazard assessments.

Control it at the source

Wet methodsWater at the cutting or drilling point keeps dust from getting airborne.

VentilationLocal exhaust and dust collection capture what's generated.

RespiratorsRespiratory protection where dust levels exceed safe limits.

Safe handlingProper procedures around asbestos-containing materials and naturally occurring asbestos.

Who it's for

  • Construction laborers and general contractors
  • Demolition, masonry, stone, cement and paving crews
  • Heavy equipment operators disturbing soil and rock
  • Miners, rock drillers and jackhammer operators
  • Renovation and remodeling workers
  • Remediation and abatement teams
  • Quarry, aggregate, foundry and manufacturing workers
  • Supervisors, foremen and safety managers

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FAQ

Which OSHA standards does the course cover?

Key requirements of the OSHA construction standards (29 CFR 1926), general industry standards (29 CFR 1910) and the HAZWOPER standard, including permissible exposure limits and monitoring obligations for dust.

Who should take it?

Anyone whose work creates or disturbs dust: construction laborers, demolition, masonry and paving crews, heavy equipment operators, miners and drillers, renovation workers, remediation teams, quarry and manufacturing workers, and the supervisors who oversee them.

How long is the certificate valid?

Three years. Retake the course within 36 months to stay current.

Are there prerequisites?

No. There are no prerequisites. The course is available in English.

Clear the air.

$47.99 per person, with bulk pricing for crews. 100% online and mobile-friendly, with your certificate available as soon as you pass. Virtual instructor-led and in-person formats are also available.

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