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You can’t tell by looking if a material contains asbestos. Get help from a licensed asbestos assessor to identify asbestos in your reno or site. ...

Asbestos-containing materials are either friable or non-friable. Know the difference, and avoid high-risk friable asbestos. Be asbestos aware....

Property owners are responsible for developing and maintaining worksafe asbestos management plans. Asbestos awareness training is available. Be asbestos aware. ...

Working with asbestos? There are strict requirements for personal protective equipment. Mask up and follow the rules. Be asbestos aware. ...

Asbestos exposure can cause life-threatening diseases. If you think it’s asbestos, treat it like it is. Be asbestos aware....

You can only dispose of asbestos waste at a landfill that’s licensed to accept it. Contact your nearest landfill site to confirm they accept asbestos and ask about disposal processes. Using a licensed...

Asbestos must be disposed of at specific sites. It is illegal to dispose of asbestos in your kerbside bins. Call 1800 Asbestos (1800 272 378) or the NSW EPA Environment line on 131 555 to report il...

You can only dispose of asbestos waste at a landfill that’s licensed to accept it. Contact your nearest landfill site to confirm they accept asbestos and ask about disposal processes. Using a licensed...

You are responsible for asbestos management on your property. Understand how to maintain and dispose of asbestos waste safely. Be asbestos aware....

Naturally occurring asbestos is asbestos mineral in its natural form in soil or rock. It is low risk unless disturbed. Be asbestos aware....