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The Asbestos-Cement Water and Sewer Pipe Management Guidelines aim to assist water and/or sewerage service providers to eliminate or minimise the risk of exposure to asbestos fibres released from AC pipes.
These data sets are provided by Border Force for publication by the Asbestos Safety and Eradication Agency. Border Force does important work in enforcing Australia's asbestos ban at our border, by carrying out both targeted and random inspections. As well as enforcing Australia's legislative obligations, this is crucial to protecting the Australian public and consumers.
An asbestos factsheet developed for the National Asbestos Awareness Week (NAAW) Think Twice About Asbestos campaign that has been translated into Simplified Chinese.
An asbestos factsheet developed for the National Asbestos Awareness Week (NAAW) Think Twice About Asbestos campaign that has been translated into Traditional Chinese.
The Communicating asbestos facts and figures consultation version, which was distributed to receive feedback from broader stakeholders.
The Communicating asbestos facts and figures guide has model language that can be used to communicate key facts and figures with the aim of achieving nationally consistent messaging.
Submission received from FAMANZ for the Asbestos Training Consultation, held 2021.
This Draft Guide for Local Government to combat illegal dumping and improper disposal of asbestos has been developed for use by staff in local governments who have responsibility for developing and implementing waste management strategies, including illegal dumping of asbestos, as well as staff with responsibility for environmental and community health and safety.
The Guidelines for communicating asbestos risk to the public is a ‘how to’ for developing effective messages to prevent or respond to asbestos exposure.
