What does asbestos look like? This is a common question we receive from customers at Asbestos Audit Ltd. Here you can see what common types of asbestos look like and where they are found.
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A few simple questions can help identify if you have a legal duty to manage asbestos.
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Solar photovoltaic systems more commonly known as solar PV not only contribute to a smaller carbon footprint but also offer a practical way to reduce energy expense. Be that as it may, it is essential to keep in mind the risk legacy asbestos might pose during the installation or maintenance processes due to the potential health risks involved.
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Were you aware that asbestos can be found in buildings built before 1999? This hazardous material present in products such as asbestos soffits in older houses poses significant health and safety concerns for homeowners.
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Latest Health and Safety Executive (HSE) statistics reveal a decline in mesothelioma deaths across Great Britain in 2021, marking a significant step in the ongoing reduction of this fatal cancer linked to asbestos exposure.
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One of the most common misunderstandings we come across every day is that Asbestos cannot be present in clients homes or properties. This blog aims to dispel some of these misconceptions and uncover the reality of asbestos in the UK.
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Discover the key factors influencing asbestos removal costs and the importance of hiring a qualified asbestos removal company. Avoid surprises in post-removal bills by getting accurate quotes. Contact us for guaranteed pricing and comprehensive services.
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So the sun is shining, the weather is sweet, and the radiant sun invites you to conquer your garden. Here's our guide on common places where you can discover asbestos in gardens and what to do if you find it.
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According to the most recent HSE statistics, Mesothelioma cases in women are increasing. While men still make up the majority of Mesothelioma cases, cases among women increased by 93% between 1993 and 2022, compared to just 47% for men.
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The National Organization of Asbestos Consultants (NORAC) and the Asbestos Testing and Consultancy (ATAC) recently published joint research that concluded a far greater threat from legacy asbestos than anticipated. In light of these findings, we’ve put together a summary of guidelines for managing asbestos on your non-domestic property.
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It's hard to believe that It's already been five years since Asbestos Audit ltd was born, and what a wild ride it has been so far! Five years is a significant milestone for any business, and today we are proud to celebrate Asbestos Audit Ltd 5th anniversary.
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Asbestos is most dangerous in its ‘friable’ form. This describes the “crumbly” state of asbestos fibres. Imagine dry flour held out on the palm of a hand on a windy day and this will illustrate the danger asbestos offers on a windy day. The difference is that asbestos fibres cannot be seen and they are dangerous, minute forms of rock that can be inhaled into the lungs and do fatal damage over time.
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Almost every article you come across about Asbestos refers to it as the Hidden killer. What makes it so hidden, and how can it possibly kill you?
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Knowing the difference between Asbestos Cement Pipes, metal pipes and modern cement pipes can be difficult. This guidance and photos are here to assist in the identification of cement pipe work and help you to navigate the process and understand the risks of asbestos.
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We are here to tell you that worrying about Asbestos, often referred to as Asbestos anxiety, doesn’t have to be all-consuming. In this article, we’ll attempt to allay some of your worries about Asbestos.
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Asbestos is most dangerous when disturbed. As such demolition and refurbishment works pose the highest risk where unknown Asbestos is located. It is imperative that the people carrying out these works are fully protected and the pre-start requirements have been completed before works begin.
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Friable Asbestos poses a much greater risk to human health than non-friable Asbestos products. The friable products are a greater risk due to the materials ability to give off airborne asbestos fibres through damage or disturbance. Non-Friable products tend to be harder and far less likely to give off fibres.
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Is there Asbestos in my commercial property? Knowing if your commercial property contains asbestos is a legal requirement in the UK. If your property was built before 2000 you may have asbestos. Find out more here
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Asbestos Floor Tiles are still very common throughout the UK. They come in many different types and colours and can be stuck down with various materials (some of which contain Asbestos).
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Asbestos is divided into four risk categories ‘High risk’, ‘Medium-risk’, ‘Low-risk’, and ‘Very Low-risk’ Asbestos. Depending on the level of risk associated a Licensed or Non-licensed Asbestos Removal might be required.
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