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.
After World War II, Britain was faced with a country that had undergone bombings and desperately needed to be rebuilt. With the economy drained and funding difficult to come by, the population was also growing. It was of critical importance that public sector...
Asbestos in schools is a serious health risk, with exposure potentially leading to lung cancer and other diseases. This article explains who is at risk and what steps schools can take to ensure they are protecting their staff and students.
Asbestos-contaminated land and soil can pose risks to health and the environment. Learn how to manage it safely.
Schools can be a source of asbestos exposure due to the historic use of this hazardous material, this can put students and staff at risk of serious health problems. This article explains what a school asbestos policy is and why it’s important, and provides guidance on how schools can implement an effective policy to protect their community.
Discover the essential steps for managing asbestos in schools with our comprehensive checklist. Despite being banned in the UK for over two decades, asbestos can still be found in as many as 75% of school buildings. Find out all you need to know with our easy-to-follow guide.
Is your child’s school hiding the truth about asbestos on its premises? Shockingly, most UK school and college buildings still contain this hazardous substance. Read on to learn what you need to know about the legal requirements and practicalities of informing parents about asbestos in schools.
