Introduction A family in a remote town suddenly finds their drinking water tainted, causing a wave of mysterious illnesses. After weeks of confusion and escalating panic, the culprit is revealed—a leaking industrial site contaminating the groundwater. Unfortunately, stories like this

Breathing Easier Starts Here During renovations or construction projects, the unexpected discovery of asbestos can feel like an unwelcome intruder. It’s a hidden danger, often lying dormant in older structures, waiting to disrupt progress and raise serious health concerns. Asbestos,

Occupational hygiene monitoring is a vital aspect of workplace safety, aimed at identifying, evaluating, and controlling exposure to harmful agents. By systematically assessing workplace environments, businesses can protect employee health, enhance productivity, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. This blog

Introduction – Why Asbestos Awareness and Testing Matter Asbestos exposure has long been associated with serious health risks, including lung disease and mesothelioma. For property owners, understanding when and why to test for asbestos is critical for ensuring the safety

Over the past fortnight, we have been engaged in: The 2024 Asbestos & Hazardous Materials Management Conference: https://www.asbestosconference.com.au/ Highlighting emerging regulatory intervention to manage Asbestos, Silica & Lead Friable Asbestos & Lead Dust Removal (Govt Facility) – Class ‘A’ Non

Old asbestos roofs pose significant health and safety risks due to their potential to release harmful asbestos fibers into the environment. Over time, these roofs can deteriorate, leading to the following concerns: Health Hazards: Asbestos fibers, when inhaled, can cause

When we think of asbestos, most of us picture old buildings, insulation, or perhaps roofing materials. However, asbestos-containing materials can be found in some surprising places, one of which is marble sheen used in pool coatings. Despite the common perception

We have been lucky enough to be awarded the Portland and Russell park expansion project. The project features: Demolition of three existing Council-owned properties New fencing at Russell Street  Landscaping and tree planting (to integrate the land with the rest

Over the past fortnight, we have been engaged in: Friable Asbestos removal (Dumping and Fire Doors) – Class ‘A’ Non – Friable Asbestos removal for Sydney Water and Insurers – Class ‘B’ Supervising Landscapers for Councils Soil Classifications for Roadworks