METH - Meth and Fentanyl Decontamination Specialist (Livestream)

CLASS OVERVIEW

Class Prerequisites:

None

! Note: Prerequisites are to be completed before class. They are not included.

Who It's For:

This course is designed for cleaning and restoration professionals who work in laboratory and user site environments requiring specialized decontamination procedures.

Work It Supports:

This comprehensive online course covers the fundamental best practices for safe laboratory and user site decontamination, using the latest scientific research, products, and processes.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Fighting the methamphetamine epidemic requires collaboration across multiple sectors — from law enforcement and social services to decontamination specialists like you. The knowledge gained from this course will give you the confidence to communicate effectively with clients and local officials while helping combat the spread of narcotics.

You’ll learn about:

• The background and chemistry of methamphetamine and fentanyl
• The creation and components of meth labs and fentanyl pill manufacturing sites
• Safety protocols and on-site procedures to protect workers and clients
• The fundamentals of site assessment and evaluation
• The decontamination process, including waste disposal and confirmation sampling

Note: You may need to complete a HAZMAT Technician course independently to meet national or local requirements before performing your first decontamination project.

DETAILS

This course qualifies for 14 IICRC Continuing Education Credits (CECs).

CLASS COUNTDOWN

CANCELLATION AND RESCHEDULE POLICIES

! Failure to abide by classroom policies will result in removal from classroom spaces without refund.

CANCELLATION AND TRANSFER POLICIES

More Than 31 Days Before the Class Start Date

If you are unable to attend your scheduled class and notify us more than 31 days prior to the start date, you may choose one of the following options:

• Transfer your seat to another individual within your organization,
  or
• Reschedule to another class date of the same course or one of equivalent value.
  
  

Within 31 Days of the Class Start Date

• If you are unable to attend and notify us within 31 days of the class start date, you may transfer your seat to another individual within your organization for the same scheduled date. No rescheduling or additional changes will be permitted due to contractual commitments with the training organization and instructor.
  
  

CLASS CANCELLATIONS BY ARAMSCO

Aramsco will make every reasonable effort to reschedule you for an alternative class based on your availability. A full refund will be issued only if Aramsco is unable to provide an alternative class or determines that extenuating circumstances warrant a refund.

TRAVEL PLAN POLICY

Aramsco is not responsible for any travel-related losses. We recommend purchasing refundable or flexible airline tickets to avoid potential issues.

STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT

Students attending Aramsco/Safety Express hosted classes agree to adhere to the following code of conduct. Failure to adhere to the code may result in their removal from the class.

• Payment for classes is required in full prior to class.
• Students must use a device with a camera and microphone, along with a strong internet connection.
• Students must participate from a static location that is quiet, free from disturbances, and allows for full concentration on the class instructor and content.
• Departures from the class should be kept to a minimum.
• Cameras must remain enabled, and the video communication technology window must remain active throughout the entire class.
• The minimum contact time for each class requires students must participate for the entirety of the class to be eligible to take the exam. This is an IICRC regulation.

If you have any questions, please contact us at education@aramsco.com or call at 385.429.5599