New York State Asbestos Investigator Practice Exam

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What type of person is designated as an allied trade certificate holder?

A person overseeing demolition
A person performing limited tasks related to asbestos
Someone conducting air quality assessments
An individual managing abatement projects

The correct answer is: A person performing limited tasks related to asbestos

A person designated as an allied trade certificate holder has specialized training that allows them to perform limited tasks related to asbestos as part of their job responsibilities. This can include roles within construction or maintenance that require understanding of asbestos regulations and safety protocols, but without engaging in full abatement or remediation work. The distinction lies in the scope of their work, which does not involve the extensive activities associated with managing abatement projects or conducting comprehensive air quality assessments, nor does it encompass the oversight of demolition activities where asbestos might be present. Their training ensures they can identify potential asbestos hazards and respond appropriately, making them valuable in ensuring safety in environments where asbestos is a concern. This limited but essential role helps to prevent exposure and maintain compliance with legal requirements concerning asbestos handling.