Asbestos Awareness Training from SafetyVideos.com

[@dougroe4042]

Thanks for this... the fact that this is online for free is just amazing! Thanks for this! This will help keep me safe at my job!

[@_Jode]

One of the most solid asbestos videos.

[@chauncywilliams2984]

Thanks guys

[@deva719]

Thanks ❤

[@whoisaiahmoore9100]

Thanks for the information!

[@zainerussell722]

Just cut through new tile and under it was old asbestos floor

[@josesoto2999]

Yikessssssssssssss

[@technical3560]

Very nice video

[@dutchfire5]

I liked this video, It was very informative. Thank you ;) .

[@esmeraldaruby7397]

my brothers a pre apprentice so he doesn’t have much experience in the field like my dad and i , the journeymen at his job site treat him like 💩, and the other day he told me that his leadmen told him to make holes into the ceiling tiles and didn’t tell him it contained asbestos, he was exposed to it and inhaling it for 6 hours w no mask or proper ppe , afterward another worker told my brother it was asbestos and his leadmen told him he’d be okay because he’s young. 😐

[@nataliarivera7123]

Not cool

[@crazystemlady]

very sorry to hear about this. not fair at all. i hope you get justice and can find the resources to properly sue or take legal action. not okay at all. blessings to your family

[@kylerd787]

Wow... What the fuck. I wouldve started throwing hands. Hopefully your brother doesnt get asbestosis once he is in his 40s

[@s.r6331]

Hope he sues. I'm taking the training now. Didn't realize how dangerous it is us

[@DidiVon-oo1jc]

Can you get liscence online ?

[@colinruss1]

Are you kidding me. This stuff is literally everywhere I go. Those ceiling tiles are still everywhere and God knows if they're damaged. They sure look it

[@BaldurKhr]

Why are we still using asbestos? I cannot understand...

[@AlpacaEmperor]

everything is about $$$

[@Alexander-vm2ox]

It the U.K. we don’t use it

[@BaldurKhr]

@thomas burns Unfortunately, brother, i worked in renowned shipyard in Asia. We used a lot of blankets, at every hot work area...

[@JungliOne]

@thomas burns unfortunately the UK was one of the largest importers of Asbestos in the world and it is still the number one occupational disease. Over 5,000 people will die this year, 2022, from an asbestos related lung disease.

[@henryknghn1046]

Because asbestos is a natural mineral and is growing like a plant

[@beaumontbiacs9487]

A good video with good information, not sure about the “have a shower at home” advice. We mustn’t be taking any asbestos home, but other than than that, we’ll done

[@johnkim1656]

The vacuuming of the asbestos suits seems kinda inadequate.

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

Some of NR’s early passenger trains are insulated with asbestos.

[@mrbowlingcrazy]

if you got to steamtown in Pennsylvania in their train "graveyard" you can see plenty of old asbestos patches on the engines that are totally open to the elements

[@brandonhowarth2402]

Obestos could be discontinued in the future or not new materials could replace it? Just an idea?

[@pablov9934]

This is ridiculous, practically every old and deteriorated building it's a hazardous environment.

[@johnkim1656]

What is ridiculous?

[@РодионЧаускин]

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[@josephharderman747]

Thank you this was a really great video very informative kinda like almost being In class LoL 😂🤣 no but seriously the video was great good job and thank you peace and blessings