Meth: What Every Agent and Client Should Know

Course Content

There are five sections to the Meth class:

1. History and basics of meth: 19 screens
2. Community impact: 27 screens
3. The meth lab itself: 42 screens
4. Signs of a meth lab: 42 screens
5. Cleanup / Missouri state law: 20 screens

Course Objectives

Upon completion, the student will be able to:

1. Explain to their clients the history of meth and how it became such a problem in our society
2. Discuss with their clients about the growing use of meth and how this can have a direct impact on them
3. Articulate how Missouri has had a major role in meth production and how market areas may be affected
4. List several ways meth labs are discovered and signs to look for to keep their clients away from dangerous situations
5. List several items commonly used in the setup of a meth lab
6. List areas in a home where meth is possibly made and can be stored
7. List several powders and liquids typically used in the production of meth
8. List several different chemicals typically used in the production of meth
9. Describe how a home where meth has been produced is normally cleaned up
10. Discuss with clients the different federal and state laws concerning properties where meth has been produced