The 2nd July 2019 sees NORAC having its AGM and the agenda is looking great.
Members and Non-members are welcome.
Included is:
An alternative to UKAS Accreditation - this will be very interesting,
A talk entitled "The asbestos industry is doomed, unless..." by me!
I need talented asbestos surveyors and analysts. Regional growth in Scotland and the Northeast. Other regions too. Are you happy? Perhaps Omega could make you happier? Worth a chat?
Very interesting article here about an old (1938) organ strongly presumed to be contaminated.
Quoted sampling cost to confirm/refute as £250 per pipe. There’s 6241 pipes. So £1.5m for sampling.
Versus £60k for disposal.
https://t.co/GThHxhpjXl
A DEADLY FIND.
Appears to be all under control.
But the papers will jazz it up with a strong headline. All the more reason to always have your ducks in a row when it comes to asbestos. https://t.co/cjSrlOQxFD
Excellent marketing here. New company offers to replace J&J talc with their corn starch based alternative which guarantees no asbestos.
Talc + Asbestos on your bits. No thanks.
Bin all talc. https://t.co/n4r4Yy0qIw
No excuse at all but often people instruct very last minute surveys with asbestos being an afterthought, then put undue pressure for verbal findings on the day.
https://t.co/50g5DEUzx0
Another interesting talc article.
I still won’t use talc. Plenty evidence to prove there’s asbestos in it and standard testing isn’t 100% reliable.
Study undermines key theory behind talc asbestos lawsuits | Legal Newsline https://t.co/zsDvphHnyJ
Could this be from asbestos exposure in school?
Tragic that a child gets mesothelioma.
Amazing news for 14-year-old Macie as new drug helps shrink rare form of cancer - Devon Live https://t.co/LyDVBspUbY
Air testing is just a snapshot.
Dust = it was airborne at some point. And could be again.
An asbestos register requires (the often forgotten) regular monitoring of condition of the material.
Asbestos in Newfoundland hangar forces move of RCAF https://t.co/nrez9gYDYF
Australia article but applies here too.
Identifying Asbestos – Why Is Asbestos The Stealthy Killer That Remains At Large? | Times Square Chronicles https://t.co/sYRgQlyelb
We are increasingly required to continually look at how to manage #Asbestos. This one day #conference brings together experts across a wide spectrum of disciplines to consider how best to address this issue. https://t.co/m7R2Yq1oDc
Highlights the need for asbestos refurb surveys and the careful planning & execution required in listed buildings.
Glasgow School of Art governors hit back at Mac fire criticism | News | Architects Journal https://t.co/WSkGJmRsNd
How to make an asbestos conference sexy? Invite me to talk!!
Managing Asbestos In-situ: Issues for Owners, Advisers,Contractors and Test Houses - British Measurement and Testing Association https://t.co/1OHmnUWtJl