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Asbestos for Surveyors

Bill Sanderson

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English
Estates Gazette Ltd
05 November 2007
Asbestos for Surveyors is a practical reference guide for all those responsible for identifying and dealing with asbestos in buildings. The book is based upon the Control of Asbestos at Work Act 2002 and is intended to be a guide to the technical aspects of asbestos and why it was originally used. It illustrates where it may be found in buildings, what type of survey is required and how to undertake it. The information that the dutyholder needs from the surveyor to compile an adequate management plan is also detailed. This edition has been fully revised to take account of the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006 (SI 2006/2739), which came into force in November 2006. The regulations, which replaced three existing sets of asbestos regulations with a single set of rules, reduce exposure limits and introduce mandatory training for those working with asbestos.

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Imprint:   Estates Gazette Ltd
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Edition:   2nd edition
Dimensions:   Height: 216mm,  Width: 138mm,  Spine: 12mm
Weight:   317g
ISBN:   9780728205123
ISBN 10:   0728205122
Pages:   220
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Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Legislation on asbestos; Training for asbestos surveyors; Accreditation of surveyors; Asbestos types, sources and properties; Applications of asbestos materials in buildings; Survey types and purposes; Preparation and conduct of surveys; Sampling techniques and strategies; Material risk and assessments and management prioritisation; Analysis of samples; Reports and registers; Asbestos management plans; Professional matters; Appendix 1 - abbreviations.

Bill Sanderson has worked in the Casella Group since 1983 in all areas of asbestos consultancy. Originally a chemist in the printing industry (with an interest in the health and safety aspects), his wide experience in asbestos consultancy over the last 20 years has lead to the provision of training courses for asbestos sampling and measurement. He played a major role in developing the BOHS Proficiency Modules which are now standard training requirements for analysts and consultants in the asbestos industry. He is a member of the HSE's Committee on Fibre measurement and its working group WG2, which produced MDHS 100. He is chairman of the UKAS Asbestos Technical Advisory Committee and the BOHS Special Interest Group on Fibres.

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