Amdecon Meth Lab Cleanup Training Course

This is the best time to get into meth lab cleaning and decontamination. Meth lab cleanup is now safer for workers than ever before!

With the advent of the new “shake and bake” or “one-pot” recipes, the number of methamphetamine labs is growing exponentially around the globe and so has the need for meth lab cleanup companies and workers who have completed a meth lab cleanup course.

NOTE: In the states of Colorado, Montana and Tennessee you will still need to take the state licensing meth lab cleanup course, however – taking this course will help you become expert-level knowledgable about meth lab cleaning and you’ll sail right through their course – easy-peasy.

Your investment in your future is only $495.00 and your downloadable textbook and certification exam is included.

We provide on-going support to all our meth lab cleanup course students after graduation as long as they maintain current certifications.

If you are in Australia or New Zealand we also provide all the Australian Crime Commission guidelines and New Zealand’s Ministry of Health guidelines, so you’ll be good to go!

Keep reading below wherever you are located.

Attention business owners: We have two versions of this training. We have the “with business” version which includes teachings about pricing and marketing and we have the “without business” version for your employees that are “techs” only. This way they won’t get the idea of quitting and becoming competitor. Protect your business!

Details: 14 hours in length + 2 hours exam time (143 True/False and multiple choice questions. Unlimited exam attempts.) 14 IICRC CECs. This course can easily be completed in a week; however we give you 10 months (from the sign-up date) to complete it. It is your responsibility to complete your training on time. No extensions will be allowed.

The terms clandestine drug lab cleanup, meth lab cleanup, drug lab remediation, clandestine lab remediation, user lab cleanup, etc., all refer to the act of rendering a property safe or decontaminating an area, property, or vehicle that has been used to manufacture or consume illegal drugs. The goal is to remediate the chemical residue left behind at a clandestine drug lab or user lab, which could be a lab that grows marijuana, hallucinogenic mushrooms, ecstasy, PCP, LSD, methamphetamine, designer drugs, etc. A user lab refers to a location where someone has used any of these drugs; such as smoking meth.

Here are just a few of the topics covered:

1. Introduction to meth and meth production
2. What is a clan lab?
3. What is meth?
4. Three categories of meth labs
5. Slang terms
6. History of meth
7. How is meth used?
8. Where do you find meth labs?
9. Personal risks associated with meth use
10. “Meth Mouth”
11. Methamphetamine precursors
12. Pseudoephedrine and methamphetamine chemical structure
13. What does meth look like?
14. Methods of producing meth
15. Making meth
16. Cleanup levels
17. Types of cleanups
18. Chemical hazards associated with meth
19. Exposure risks
20. Corrosives in drug labs
21. Hazards of reactive chemicals
22. General safety
23. Ergonomics
24. Fire safety
25. Applicable federal regulations
26. Local, state, and federal meth lab regulations and guidelines
27. EPA renovate, repair and painting rule
28. Tools, equipment, and supplies
29. Equipment
30. Safety and heat stress equipment and supplies
31. Personal protective equipment
32. Sampling tools and supplies
33. Cleaning supplies
34. Hand tools
35. Decontaminating meth labs
36. Initial assessment
37. Preliminary site assessment
38. Areas of contamination
39. Work plan template for the decontamination of illegal drug manufacturing sites
40. Site assessment
41. Pre-decontamination sampling plan
42. Decontamination procedures
43. Waste disposal plan
44. Post-decontamination sampling plan
45. Final report
46. Soil sampling overview
47. Decontamination procedure requirements for heavily contaminated areas
48. Decontamination procedure requirements for areas with low-level contamination
49. Encapsulation procedure requirements
50. Waste management
51. Cleanup procedures for structures and vehicles
52. Air filtration
53. Gross cleanup
54. Removal
55. Types of detergent washing
56. Hydrogen peroxide usage
57. Ventilation system
58. Encapsulation or sealing
59. Plumbing
60. Personal belongings
61. Post sampling
62. Final report
63. Regulated and non-regulated states

After completion you will know:

1. What a meth lab is.
2. How meth is made.
3. What different recipes are used.
4. What hazards are associated with Clandestine Drug Lab remediation.
5. What regulations are involved.
6. What equipment and tools are used.
7. What the different cleanup methods are.
8. How to work safely.
9. How to do the job right the first time.
10. How to create a new revenue stream performing meth lab remediation for property owners.
11. How to specialize in meth testing.
12. The differences between the various decontamination procedures.
13. Where does the work come from.
14. How to price meth lab jobs.
15. The most current production methods and how to remediate them.
16. And thousands of other topics.
17. We cover everything from A to Z.

All of this is included in one low price!

Sign up now and you can be an Amdecon Certified Meth Lab Cleaner and Decontamination Specialist in just a few short days.