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[SYDNEY] Asbestos Removal Course (Non-Friable) - $240 (Normally $300 - $320) @ Edway Training

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[SYDNEY] Asbestos Removal Course (Non-Friable) - $240 (Normally $300 - $320) @ Edway Training
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Associatedjarededway on 23/03/2016 - 12:42 edway.edu.au (87 clicks)
Last edited 23/03/2016 - 14:38 by 1 other user
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To remove non-friable or bonded asbestos you are required to complete a certification called ‘Remove non friable asbestos CPCCDE3014A’ which will allow you to legally conduct removal of 10 square metres or more of non friable asbestos or asbestos contaminated dust (ACD) or debris.

For all Ozbargain users we are offering a $20 discount off the prepaid price and a $40 discount off the full price of this course. For more information about the course please use this link https://www.edway.edu.au/sydney/asbestos-removal-training-sy…

HOW TO USE COUPON CODE
Use the above link to select a date from our calendar, by selecting your preferred date you will be taken to a booking form. Please fill in all mandatory fields.

To take advantage of these discounted prices, please ensure to include 'Discount Code' in the EDWAY VOUCHER field when booking, and select 'Pay At The Door/Voucher/Invoice' as a payment option (for online bookings). Or simply quote Voucher Code when booking over the phone You can call us on 1300 66 33 50.

DO NOT SELECT CREDIT CARD PAYMENT METHOD. You will be charged the discounted price on the day of the training. Our system is not automated and does not apply your discount code at point of booking, hence why we ask that you select the Pay on the Day method.

Pay the discounted amount ON THE DAY of your course.

Voucher Codes CAN be used by anyone (e.g. yourself, your friend, colleague or family member)

Education Asbestos Removal Workplace Health & Safety

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  • Lukian on 23/03/2016 - 12:54
    +1

    Just what I've always wanted to do!

    • jv on 23/03/2016 - 13:00
      +5

      cough cough…

  • spackbace on 23/03/2016 - 13:21

    Dammit, I wanted Friable Removal training

    • Lukian on 23/03/2016 - 15:53

      Maccas?

  • garage of bargain on 23/03/2016 - 13:49
    -6

    yay! cheap cancer!

    • Associatedjarededway @ Edway Training on 23/03/2016 - 14:24
      +1

      Cheap lesson on how to safely remove cancerous substances*

  • jelko on 23/03/2016 - 14:15

    The OP has been busted for sockpuppeting and spamming and his 7 'deals' have accumulated a total of 15 positive votes and 2 negative votes. Pimping your useless courses are not deals.

    • Associatedjarededway @ Edway Training on 23/03/2016 - 14:35

      Useless…the people that do this course may end up saving you or your families one day buddy. To be quite honest, this course is targeted at men in the construction industry looking to make Australia a safer place by removing a substance which is quite cancerous, perhaps you do not fit into that demographic.

      Our record with Ozbargain isn't great and unfortunately we cannot offer huge discounts on our courses because our margins are quite low in this industry.

    • jelko on 23/03/2016 - 14:41
      -1

      You're right, I don't fit in the demographic and most of OzBargain would be in the same situation. Maybe you would have better success if you advertise your courses in a more appropriate web site or maybe down the pub on a Friday arvo or any other place where your target demographic congregate?

      • Associatedjarededway @ Edway Training on 23/03/2016 - 14:47

        That is a pretty big generalisation my friend. Ozbargain is about 0.5% of our marketing efforts. It's free and today we already have received 3 bookings from it as well as 47 hits to our website and a backlink. 3 out of 47 is over 6%. For a free medium of advertising which we allocate 0.5% of resources into converting at 6%…you do the math.

        • dzhay on 23/03/2016 - 18:06

          I get 4. Amiright?

        • Associatedjarededway @ Edway Training on 23/03/2016 - 18:37

          @dzhay: We have a winner ladies and gentlemen!

  • strangeloops66 on 23/03/2016 - 14:34

    What course do you have to do to be able to legally conduct removal of 1 square metre of material?

    • Associatedjarededway @ Edway Training on 23/03/2016 - 14:38

      Asbestos Awareness course is recommended, but you do not have to be qualified to remove anything less than 10sqm.

      • King Tightarse on 23/03/2016 - 17:41

        I think that differs state to state.
        This is dangerous stuff, not to be mucked around with.

        • Associatedjarededway @ Edway Training on 23/03/2016 - 17:43

          That is the 'technical answer' for NSW as per WorkSafe NSW. Personally, I'd call a professional. Especially because once you remove it, the trouble them is disposing of it.

  • Mahogany Granger on 23/03/2016 - 17:51

    What to do if I suspect a neighbours' old cracking tin roof on his shed might contain asbestos?

    • King Tightarse on 23/03/2016 - 18:38
      +1

      Well if its tin or metallic looking, it obviously isn't, but if it looks like this: http://media.spundge.com.s3.amazonaws.com/users/de64fb26f7be… then be very careful, roof asbestos is it's usually "Super Six" and its nasty stuff. It contains much more dangerous fibres than asbestos sheeting and as its a roof it is obviously 1/ old 2/ exposed to the elements.
      Sometimes the cure is worse than the condition. That is to say moving it releases more fibres than not.
      https://www.airsafe.net.au/news/asbestos-roofs-know-risks

      • Associatedjarededway @ Edway Training on 23/03/2016 - 18:40

        Good response^^

      • Mahogany Granger on 23/03/2016 - 19:14
        +1

        Thanks for your help.I went to check it out and the roof doesnt look like that. Phew!

    • Associatedjarededway @ Edway Training on 23/03/2016 - 18:39

      Hi there,

      I am probably not the best person to answer that, we teach the class but unfortunately the class does not cover reporting neighbors haha. Perhaps have a word to your neighbor? It's almost as dangerous for you as it is for your neighbor so maybe explain to him that he better get it looked at.

      Regards,
      Jared

  • Robin2012 on 23/03/2016 - 19:13

    interesting certificate

  • peterpeterpumpkin on 23/03/2016 - 23:14
    -1

    I apply for ad saying "plenty of jobs" for labourers on Gumtree.

    I come in to William St to sign up (with great expectations).

    I turn down one job and no more jobs offered to peterpeterpumpkin with Edway.

    Seems the whole labouring industry is dried up in Sydney.

    • Associatedjarededway @ Edway Training on 24/03/2016 - 12:45

      Hi there,

      To be honest mate, we delivered.

      You can imagine what impression we get about a person's work ethic if when we ask if they are available for a job and they decline for whatever reason. We offered you an opportunity to earn some money and you turned it down. Sorry, but you cannot blame us or the industry for that.

      If this were a normal (non labour hire) job you applied for, and they offered you the opportunity to take the position you applied for but you declined, I strongly doubt they'll be calling you back either.

      Our recruitment process is very similar to those of non-labour hire companies but work ethic is ever apparent, and it speaks volumes.

      Regards,
      Jared

      • peterpeterpumpkin on 25/03/2016 - 02:07

        Fair enough. Business is business. It was hard to turn down an alternate offer in an IT project with higher pay and guaranteed remuneration.

        I used to brown-nose temping agencies in the UK by sticking to the first offer that came my way and paid dearly for it. I recall the first time a client cancelled their booking and my 40 hour week was gone and they found 2 x 4 hour shifts to "compensate", which I had to confirm immediately. I was with 5 agencies at the time and was offered 30 hours of work by another agency the following morning (that generally had less work) but it was "too late" to cancel or I'd "jeopardise future calls". Of course this happened several times and it lost me hundreds of pounds (most agencies book their week in advance) , but I guess the original agency normally found me around 8 hours so it was better than nothing.

        I struggled to meet expenses but hey, at least I had a good work ethic and kept my masters happy.

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