Ambient Environmental Inc. offers NYS DOH/EPA accredited asbestos training classes for the Project Designer, Project Monitor, Contractor Supervisor, Inspector, Air Sampling Technician, Worker/Handler, Operations & Maintenance, Management Planner and Allied Trade individuals.
We are constantly looking at industry trends and the need for additional course offerings with plans for future expansion.
In addition to our open enrollment calendar we can also provide client specific training at your facility or ours. Ambient will staff your project from our team of experienced environmental professionals. Training Director, Mark Meehan, will direct your project. Mr. Meehan will be responsible for course curriculum, schedule coordination, handouts and certification of completion. Ambient’s network of health and safety professionals allows for both a quality and cost effective project.
Our Training Facility is also available for your off-site meetings space rental. Contact us today for more information.
Ambient Environmental Inc.
828 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY, United States
Allied Trades Certificate. Any person performing any limited or special tasks in preparation for or ancillary to an asbestos project, such as a carpenter, electrician, plumber or similar occupation, or any other person who may potentially disturb asbestos in the course of any employment.
Initial-12 hours
NOTE: Processing fee of $25.00, plus NYS DOL filing fees only apply if we are submitting applications to DOL for you.
“Cancellations of Less Thank 48 Hours’ Notice Will Be Charged For the Full Class”
New Wetlands Law and Regulations in Effect in New York
New York’s new wetlands law, which took effect January 1, 2025, has dramatically expanded protections, adding approximately 1 million acres of freshwater wetlands to the 1.25 million acres already regulated by the state. This sweeping change significantly reduces the amount of land available for residential and commercial development in urban and suburban areas, imposing stricter permitting requirements and a 100-foot protective buffer around wetlands.
The expanded regulations now include smaller wetlands of "unusual importance," such as those near urban areas, and are expected to have an...