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Wed Mar-18-09 10:46 AM
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| jobs? shouldn't HAZMAT company's business be growing by leaps and bounds? |
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are there schools that teach HAZMAT?
HAZMAT will be cleaning up toxic america for years. (while stronger and stronger storms will move around the toxins)
anyway, can HAZMAT training lead to jobs?
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Wed Mar-18-09 10:51 AM
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| 1. If people can pay for hazmat and abatement, well then, sure. Mr. Ogneopasno worked for a company |
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that did abatement and then also reconstruction after abatement, and 10 years ago it was booming. With people cutting back on construction and rebuilds, though, I think that company has slowed down quite a bit.
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Wed Mar-18-09 11:04 AM
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| 2. what is HAZMAT abatement? please |
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so there are HAZMAT schools?
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Wed Mar-18-09 11:08 AM
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| 3. Hazmat is the handling, transport and cleanup of hazardous materials. Abatement is cleaning up mold, |
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dust and other problems that usually stem from shoddy construction. Both require specialized training offered through government programs, as a course of employment in all sorts of jobs (construction, transportation, government, law enforcement), and so on. There are training centers all over.
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Wed Mar-18-09 11:24 AM
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| 4. thanks for info - so there should be jobs in Hazmat |
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just trying to help the jobless.
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