When handling asbestos-containing materials (ACMs), several safety practices are put into place. Air monitoring is one of them, and it’s an important aspect of ensuring everyone’s health and well-being. In its undisturbed and undamaged state, asbestos isn’t dangerous....
There are many different names often given to asbestos air testing and monitoring. This can cause confusion among employers and property owners, despite the actual method and approach for testing for airborne asbestos being consistent across these different “types”....
Roughly a quarter of a century has now passed since the importation and use of all types of asbestos in the UK was finally banned, courtesy of the Asbestos Prohibition (Amendment) Regulations 1999. However, this does not mean asbestos has ceased to be a “live” issue...
When deciding the best way to manage asbestos on a property, the question of whether to encapsulate or remove the asbestos-containing material (ACM) comes up. At times, the answer will be straightforward. An ACM that has obvious damage should be removed; an ACM in...
In this video, we outline the things you need to know about asbestps removal and certifications for safe, compliant asbestos management in the UK. Read our full guide
In the asbestos industry, insurance is critical. Companies need public liability, employers' liability, and professional indemnity coverage. Tailor policies, manage risks, and prioritise safety. Find out how much insurance does an asbestos company needs to have. Read...
Discover the risks & identification of asbestos in UK buildings. Despite a 1999 ban, asbestos may linger in 1.5 million structures. Learn how to detect and manage this hidden hazard to ensure compliance and safety. Read our full guide here
Explore the benefits of solar panel installation and the potential asbestos risks associated with it. Learn how to manage asbestos in your property, conduct surveys, and ensure safe solar panel installation. Prioritize safety, compliance, and sustainability when...
The UK's CAR 2012 mandates dutyholders responsible for non-domestic premises to manage asbestos, ensuring safety and compliance. Duty to manage asbestos training equips these individuals with legal knowledge, risk assessment, and management planning skills to avoid...
The sheer comprehensiveness of the various asbestos regulations, Approved Codes of Practice (ACOP), and guidance notes in the UK can cause no shortage of confusion. In this video, Oracle Asbestos CEO, Jess Scott outlines the difference between regulations, ACOPs, and...
