Which occupations are most likely to require asbestos awareness training? This article outlines key roles—from builders to surveyors—at risk of disturbing ACMs and explains legal duties under CAR 2012, training requirements, and common compliance pitfalls.
Unsure what to do if you suspect asbestos? This guide outlines key steps for identifying and managing asbestos-containing materials, from halting work to arranging surveys, understanding legal duties, and deciding between removal or in-place management.
Deciding between land remediation and disposal of asbestos-contaminated soil is crucial for safety and compliance. This article explores when to remove asbestos versus when to contain it, considering risks, regulations, costs, and site conditions to determine the best management approach.
Asbestos in soil poses serious health, legal, and financial risks. Identifying it involves visual inspection, professional testing, and risk assessment. Learn where asbestos in soil is commonly found, how to test for it, and the best steps for safe management and compliance.
Failing to address asbestos-contaminated land can lead to serious financial, legal, and health risks. From property devaluation to hefty fines and remediation costs, delaying action only worsens the problem. Learn how proactive asbestos management can protect your site and investment.
Preparing for an asbestos survey ensures compliance with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 and enhances workplace safety. Learn how to choose a qualified surveyor, provide necessary documentation, and minimise disruptions while ensuring a thorough inspection of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) at your business premises.
The cost of disposing of asbestos-contaminated soil in the UK can vary depending on contamination levels, additional expenses include soil testing, excavation, and transportation. Understanding legal regulations and remediation options can help manage costs effectively.
