AHS Request-a-Training Page Updates

Feedback and change requests for the AHS "Request a Training" page, captured during the ^[1] November 2025 marketing review. Updates address audience clarity, form logic, and page content.

Context

The "Request a Training" page serves non-school organizations (contractors, realtors, businesses) that want AHS to deliver on-site asbestos training. During a staging site review, several gaps were identified: the copy implied the page was only for employers with staff, there was no signal that schools should use a different path, and the form lacked address capture for off-site training requests.

Approved Changes

Header / Messaging

Change "for your employees" → "for your organization" (or similar) to include realtors and other non-employer entities who may not have traditional employees.
Add "educational" to the header (e.g., "Customized Educational Training") to preempt concerns that the session is a sales presentation.
Add a disclaimer that this page is not for schools. Schools have a separate training pathway (the Dells/Madison courses). The note should be visible before the user reaches the form.

Form Logic

Wisconsin-only validation: If a user enters a non-Wisconsin address, display an inline validation message explaining that AHS services are limited to Wisconsin. Pattern should mirror password-strength indicators — inline, on input, not a blocking modal.
Conditional address field: When the user selects "Training at your organization's location," a required address field should appear. The contact address already collected may differ from the training site (e.g., a realtor's home address vs. the property being trained at). This field should be clearly labeled as the training location address.

Content Block Removal

Remove the "Do you think you have asbestos?" block from the bottom of the page. It is not relevant to users who have already navigated to a training request form, and it would rarely be seen by users who have just submitted the form.

Implementation Notes

Changes should be applied to the staging site first and sent to Gina for approval before going live.
The conditional address field requires dev involvement to implement the show/hide logic tied to the training location radio button.
Wisconsin address validation may also require dev work depending on the form platform in use.

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