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MIOSHA Asbestos Abatement On-Line Accreditation Renewal

Welcome to the MIOSHA Asbestos Abatement Accreditation On-Line Renewal Payments.

To renew your accreditation application, please click on the following link:

On-Line Accreditation Renewal

You are now able to pay for your asbestos accreditation renewal application on-line. If your accreditation is due to expire or has already expired, you will be able to renew it on-line. However, please be advised, only credit/debit cards with Visa, MasterCard or Discover logos are accepted at this time.

Training certificates, résumés, pictures, and any other information should be emailed to asbestos@michigan.gov or faxed to 517-284-7700. These items are limited to .pdf's and .jpg's. Pictures or photos should be submitted in .jpg format. Training certificates, résumés, or any other information should be submitted in .pdf format. Please allow two (2) weeks for processing.

Please be advised, accreditation fees will not be refunded for deficient or rejected applications. 

Having Trouble? Follow these steps.

MIOSHA is aware of some issues with the On-Line Accreditation Renewal. We are working to fix these issues. If you are having issues searching for your information in the system, please try the troubleshooting steps detailed below.

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STEP 1: Use Accreditation Number Only

If you know your accreditation number, use ONLY that number to do the search.

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STEP 2: Use Limited Information

Try searching with limited information and one field at a time.

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STEP 3: Clear Browser Cookies and Reset the Cache

  1. Open AMIS Online.
  2. Hit the F12 key to open the browser console.
  3. Click on the "View Site Information" icon to the left of the address bar.
  4. Click on "Cookies and site data" to open the cookies window.
  5. Click on the bottom line, "Cookies (X cookies in use)".
  6. Click each cookie to highlight it and click the remove button.
  7. Remove all cookies and click done.
  8. Right-click on the refresh icon and select "Empty cache and hard refresh".
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The video above demonstrates these steps. Please note the video has no sound.