EPA’s April 2019 Final Rule on Asbestos

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What is the Final Asbestos Rule?

The EPA’s April 2019 Final Asbestos Rule defines 19 other uses of asbestos to be banned in addition to the original 5 uses of asbestos banned in 1989. Asbestos manufacturers now must seek the approval of the EPA before trying to resume discontinued use of asbestos.

It also disallows the public from using asbestos that is no longer on the market and are not covered under any other laws or regulations. New uses of asbestos are also prohibited.

What is the Purpose of this Rule?

The EPA wants further restrictions of asbestos and its products to be prohibited in the best interest of public safety. Adding additional categories as well as prohibiting future products containing asbestos are some of the methods the EPA continues to protect the public from asbestos.

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At NATEC International, we strive on bringing you the latest information about governmental regulations and updates. With our team of industry-qualified instructors, we provide Asbestos training to your employees. These training courses include but are not limited to: Asbestos Supervisor, Worker, Building Inspector, Project Designer, Management Planner, Roofer, Pipe Worker and much more.

EFFECTIVE MONDAY, MARCH 3rd, 2025

NATEC International, Inc. has updated our publicly held class start times for all branches. Please be aware as this will affect current and future training courses.

NATEC ANAHEIM:

  • All Hazardous Materials training/HAZWOPER training courses are now to begin at 7:30AM.
  • All other training courses are now to begin at 8:00AM with the exception of:

NATEC Oakland:

  • All Hazardous Materials training/HAZWOPER training courses are now to begin at 7:30AM.

NATEC Sacramento:

  • All Hazardous Materials training/HAZWOPER training courses are now to begin at 7:30AM.

Thank you for your understanding.

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