Asbestos Information Page

                    Sources, problems, health impact, using at work, identification and disposal of asbestos
                

Remember!

If asbestos containing materials are in good condition they should be left alone - treat asbestos with respect.
If asbestos containing materials are damaged, asbestos fibres and dust can be released into the air.
Breathing asbestos fibres and dust can be harmful to human health.
However, contact with skin and ingestion poses no risk to health.
If you think you have an asbestos problem in your home - SEEK ADVICE.

Last Updated: 3 March 2020

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