Airsafe has Licensed Asbestos Assessors
19th July 2013
Airsafe has Licensed Asbestos Assessors available. From 1 July 2013, Licensed Asbestos Assessors are required for friable asbestos removal works in NSW.
What makes a great asbestos consultant?
24th April 2013
The most important ingredient in the success of Airsafe is the quality of our asbestos consultants. So what is it that makes our consultants special?
Airsafe supports Bathroom Blitz for disability services provider
24th June 2014
Airsafe offered our asbestos expertise free of charge to support a project building 17 new bathrooms for a Sydney disability services provider.
Asbestos hygienist: What's that?
14th May 2014
What is an “asbestos hygienist”? Is it something different from an asbestos inspector, asbestos assessor, or asbestos consultant?
Asbestos cleanup deadlines and the skills shortage
28th March 2013
Airsafe applauds government efforts to rid Australia of asbestos-related disease, but we'd also urge governments to address the asbestos skills shortage.
What is friable asbestos?
6th February 2013
What is friable asbestos? We explain the difference between friable and non-friable asbestos, and how non-friable asbestos can become friable.
Asbestos inspections and clearance certificates are now compulsory
1st February 2013
From January 1 2013, all licensed asbestos removal works in NSW must have a clearance inspection, with a clearance certificate issued.
Asbestos clearance inspections
Ensure your staff members are safe and protected at all times.
The Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011 require an asbestos clearance inspection for all licensed asbestos removal works. So, before resuming work on site, call an Airsafe expert to carry out visual inspections of all asbestos work areas.
As the last step in the asbestos removal process, our clearance inspections confirm asbestos maintenance or removal works have been completed successfully and that no visual evidence of dust and debris remains.
