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Asbestos: the hidden danger! Even though the use of all types of asbestos has been prohibited since 2003, many old buildings in Canberra still contain fibrous insulation, flooring, fencing, and roofing products. Thus, when demolition or renovation projects take place in the work or living space, these products must be handled carefully.
Important tips for managing ACM safely If you live in a house or work in a government building that was built before the 1990’s, there is a pretty high chance that the used construction materials contain some form of asbestos. ACM was commonly used as building materials in the past because of its’ desirable mechanical properties. When dealing with fibrous materials, it is important to take appropriate actions to prevent the risk of exposure
Here are some tips for you to properly manage ACMs: • Understand the risk • Take actions • Hire a competent expert Reference: https://www.asbestoswatchcanberra.com.au/asbestos-removal/
Asbestos removal requiring a Class A licence Licence: Class A - Asbestos Removal Licence Asbestos removal requiring a Class B licence Licence: Class B asbestos removal licence - Asbestos Cement (Fibro), and non-Friable (Floor Tile) Products Reference:https://www.safework.sa.gov.au/show_page.jsp?id=2690
How you go about removing asbestos depends on whether the asbestos is in a home or a workplace and whether the asbestos is friable or non-friable and how much asbestos there is to be removed. See workplaces + trades if you need to remove asbestos in the workplace and safe removal at home if you need to remove asbestos in the home. You can also use the Working Safely with Asbestos tool to understand how to deal with asbestos safely in different situations. Reference: http://www.asbestos.sa.gov.au/remove.html