Safety during asbestos demolition (authorization)
Safety during asbestos demolition (authorization)
Course content:
The participant can work with all demolition of asbestos-containing material, especially demolition of asbestos requiring authorization. The participant can also work with any other asbestos work such as repair and maintenance, cleaning for asbestos dust, removal of asbestos-contaminated material, asbestos clean-up after fires, etc. and taking asbestos samples.
Target group:
demolition of asbestos-containing material within various work areas, e.g. asbestos-containing roof tiles, wall coverings, tile adhesive, pipe insulation and water pipes
repair, maintenance and encapsulation of various asbestos-containing materials, e.g. in relation to buildings and facilities
cleaning for asbestos dust, etc., including before completion of asbestos work
removal of asbestos-contaminated material, e.g. asbestos-contaminated insulation material in attics
asbestos cleanup after fires, storm damage, collapses, etc.
sampling, including material samples and gel tape samples
Goal:
Participants can work in a fully safe and health-friendly manner with demolition of asbestos-containing material requiring authorization and any other asbestos work, as defined and regulated in the Executive Order on Asbestos in the Working Environment.
In this context, the participant has acquired the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills with regard to prevention and safety.
The participant:
Knows relevant work environment regulations, including the regulations regarding:
asbestos in the working environment
cleaning of work areas
demolition of asbestos-containing material requiring authorization
preliminary investigation to determine which materials may contain asbestos, including the availability of test results to employees
training and instruction in carrying out the specific work
youth work
the distribution of responsibilities in relation to relevant actors
asbestos work report
asbestos protocols
Knows the properties and health effects of asbestos, including the synergistic effect of smoking.
Know which types of products or materials may be suspected of containing asbestos.
Know which activities can lead to exposure to asbestos dust and know the importance of preventive protective measures to reduce exposure.
Know which work methods are safe.
Can use technical aids such as technological equipment and machines in such a way that the development and spread of asbestos dust is limited. Can work with, among other things:
low-dust working methods
process extraction and other extraction
demarcation of a work area, signage and access
shielding of a work area, including using a dust-proof tent or similar, negative pressure and access via airlock
cleaning, including suitable vacuum cleaner
own safety when taking samples
Know which protective measures and personal protective equipment to use in different work situations.
Knows the purpose of personal protective equipment and can choose the right ones and knows the associated limitations and can use personal protective equipment correctly, especially with regard to respiratory protection.
Knows emergency measures.
Knows decontamination procedures.
Can handle asbestos-containing waste for disposal, including correct packaging and labeling of the waste.
Know that employees must be offered access to health screenings.
The participant can work in a completely safe and health-friendly manner with:
Demolition of asbestos-containing material within various work areas, e.g. asbestos-containing roof tiles, wall coverings, tile adhesive, pipe insulation and water pipes.
Repair, maintenance and encapsulation of various asbestos-containing materials, e.g. in buildings and facilities.
Cleaning for asbestos dust, etc., including before completion of asbestos work.
Removal of asbestos-contaminated material, e.g. asbestos-contaminated insulation material in attics.
Asbestos cleanup after fires, storm damage, collapses, etc.
Sampling, including material samples and gel tape samples.
If you are employed and have education up to and including skilled level, your employer can receive VEU compensation during the course up to DKK 1,017 per day (2026 rate). If you are more than 60 km from your home to the school, you/your employer can receive a subsidy for accommodation in Aalborg of up to DKK 600 per day and in addition a subsidy for transport.
Read more about your subsidy options on this page.
Economy
The vast majority of courses at Techcollege are AMU courses. AMU is an abbreviation for ArbejdsMarkedsUddannelse and is a competency-based adult education. You can participate in AMU courses under advantageous conditions because the Ministry of Education provides financial support. Read about your options below.
If you are employed or self-employed, and if you have education up to and including skilled level, the following applies:
The course price can be seen under the individual course. You or your employer must pay the low rate. You can obtain VEU compensation (wage loss compensation) of DKK 1,017 per day, equivalent to the full unemployment benefit rate (2026 rate). A maximum of VEU compensation can be obtained for 10 weeks of AMU courses within a 12-month period, and a maximum of VEU compensation can be obtained up to 3 times for the same AMU target within a 12-month period. If you are more than 60 km from your home to the school, you can get a subsidy for food and accommodation at a CVR-registered accommodation. You must book and pay for food and accommodation yourself. After the course, you can get a refund of up to DKK 600 per day for documented expenses. This is done via Skolernas Digitale BlanketFlow: www.sdbf.dk. In addition, a subsidy for your transport (regardless of the means of transport) of DKK 1.12 per km is provided after the first 24 km. This is applied for together with the VEU allowance.
If you are employed or self-employed, and have a short higher education or higher education, the following applies:
The course price can be seen under the individual course. You or your employer must pay the high rate. There is no subsidy from the Ministry of Education, therefore the full course price is charged. There is no possibility of VEU compensation (wage loss compensation), and accommodation, meals and transport are at your own expense.
If you have not used your higher education within the past 5 years, it is considered obsolete, and you can therefore apply for a subsidy for food and accommodation as well as VEU compensation (see the instructions above under "education up to and including skilled level"). However, you must still pay the full course price.
If you are unemployed and entitled to 6 weeks of job-oriented training, the following applies:
As an unemployed person with the right to 6 weeks of job-oriented training, you can participate in AMU courses free of charge. When registering, you must provide TECHCOLLEGE with contact information for the unemployment insurance fund that will grant you the desired courses. If you are more than 60 km from your home to the school, you are entitled to a subsidy for food and accommodation at a CVR-registered accommodation. You must book and pay for food and accommodation yourself. After the course, you can be reimbursed up to DKK 600 per day for documented expenses. This is done via Skolernas Digitale BlanketFlow: www.sdbf.dk . You can also apply for a subsidy for your transport (regardless of means of transport) of DKK 1.12 per km after the first 24 km. This is applied for on form AB421, which must be submitted to your unemployment insurance fund.
If you are unemployed and are taking training as part of a job plan, the following applies:
As an unemployed person who wants to participate in training as part of a job plan, you can participate in AMU courses free of charge. When registering, you must provide TECHCOLLEGE with the contact information of your job center caseworker, who will grant you the desired courses. If you are more than 60 km from your home to the school, you must make an agreement with your Job Center before the course starts to grant and pay for your expenses for food and accommodation. You can also apply for a subsidy for your transport (regardless of the means of transport) of DKK 1.12 per km after the first 24 km. This is applied for on form AB421, which must be submitted to your unemployment insurance fund. You will find a link to the form here: https://info.jobnet.dk/blanketter
Financing via Competence Development Funds
The competence funds are an initiative in most collective agreements that may mean that your employer has already indirectly paid for the course! You can apply for a subsidy for continuing education via competence funds. The funds are a result of the collective agreement renewal and provide the opportunity to apply for a subsidy for self-selected continuing education and training. You can spend up to two weeks a year on self-selected education, and you can apply to the competence funds for a subsidy for course fees, salary reimbursement and accommodation. Ask about the options at your workplace.
Private individuals
If you register as a private individual, there are no subsidy options.
The above is legislation, and the rates are valid in 2026. Reservations are made for any changes in the law.
Registration if you are employed or self-employed:
You or your employer are responsible for course registration and application for VEU reimbursement and transportation subsidies for AMU courses. This is done via the portal www.voksenuddannelse.dk .
When you click "Register" on a course page, you will automatically be linked to www.voksenuddannelse.dk .
Techcollege is happy to provide guidance on the use of www.voksenuddannelse.dk .
Sign up if you are available:
If you are unemployed, simply click on "registration" on the course on our website and answer no to the fact that you are employed. Then you must fill out the registration form. Remember to write the contact information of your job center case manager in the comments field. We will then send current forms to you, your Job Center and unemployment insurance fund.
Call:
When registering, you/your employer choose whether the invitation to the course should be sent to either you and/or your employer and the invitation should be sent to e-box.
Payment terms and cancellation policies
Remember to adhere to the payment deadline stated on the invoice. Your payment is crucial for the school's state subsidy. If you fail to pay, we will be forced to charge you the full course fee.
Cancellation and no-show fee:
If you cancel your course later than 5 business days before the start of the course:
1. For courses with a duration of up to 37 lessons, DKK 1,500 is paid.
2. For courses with a duration of more than 37 lessons, DKK 2,500 is paid.
If you fail to attend the course without notifying the course department:
1. For courses with a duration of up to 37 lessons, DKK 2,500 is paid for non-attendance from the first day of the course.
2. For courses with a duration of more than 37 lessons, DKK 3,500 is paid for non-attendance from the first day of the course.
You may be exempt from paying the tax if:
1. The employer documents that the absence or cancellation is due to a circumstance that is legally due in the employee's employment relationship.
2. The employer replaces a registered employee who is prevented from working with another.
3. The course is cancelled at the request of the educational institution.
4. The employer has paid an additional fee for holding the course, which is cancelled at the request of the educational institution.
Changes and reservations
We reserve the right to cancel announced courses if there are not a sufficient number of participants.
Accommodation
A course stay in Aalborg can give you many experiences alone or together with other course participants.
If you are more than 60 km from your home to the school, and if you otherwise meet the conditions, you can be reimbursed up to DKK 600 per day for documented expenses for food and accommodation. If you wish to read more about the rules/executive order regarding subsidies for food and accommodation, you can do so here.
How to do it:
You must book and pay for food and accommodation yourself (it MUST be a CVR-registered accommodation).
You will not receive a subsidy for food and accommodation on weekends between two course weeks.
You can get accommodation from the day before the course starts if it is reasonable in relation to the course participation.
Upon arrival the day before the start of the course, no meal allowance will be given.
If possible, book accommodation at:
Kompas Hotel Aalborg, Østerbro 27, 9000 Aalborg, tel. 9812 1900
Techcollege collaborates with KOMPAS Hotel Aalborg, which is located close to the school and also close to Aalborg Center. Here you can get a slightly reduced price for accommodation. Included in the price is breakfast and fitness in DGI Huset Nordkraft , which is located directly opposite the hotel.
When booking a room at KOMPAS Hotel Aalborg, please provide booking code: "TECHCOLLEGE".
Other accommodation options – see: http://www.visitaalborg.dk/aalborg/turist
If the chosen accommodation does not offer breakfast, you can buy breakfast, lunch and coffee/cake at reasonable prices in the school canteen.
Documentation:
The original invoice for the overnight stay must state:
Full name and address of the accommodation.
Receipt from the accommodation for receipt of payment.
Your name.
The start and end dates of the overnight stay must be stated.
Refunds are made via this link:
See instructions here.
Reservations are made for changes in applicable legislation.
Private individuals
If you register as a private individual, there are no subsidy options.
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