Forwarded from Louis Van Huyssteen
Message from RMI4OHS provider’s Gen. Manager, Peter Roodman:
“The asbestos abatement regulation has been published 10 Nov 2020 and 3 minor changes published 22 March 2022. The due date for implementation is 31 May 2022.
The regulation does not focus only on the asbestos contractor and those working with asbestos, but it includes all employers who may expose persons to asbestos fibres due to the work environment. You as an employer or even a homeowner can expose persons to asbestos fibres if you have asbestos on site. Asbestos is common and can be found in most older (20 years) buildings.
As an employer or self-employed person, you need to do the following:
1. Identification – a competent person must identify if any asbestos or asbestos containing materials are present on site
2. If you have asbestos present the following need to be done:
3. If you are planning to remove the asbestos use an approved asbestos contractor
We can assist with identification, inventory, risk assessment, management plans and training to ensure compliance”
“The asbestos abatement regulation has been published 10 Nov 2020 and 3 minor changes published 22 March 2022. The due date for implementation is 31 May 2022.
The regulation does not focus only on the asbestos contractor and those working with asbestos, but it includes all employers who may expose persons to asbestos fibres due to the work environment. You as an employer or even a homeowner can expose persons to asbestos fibres if you have asbestos on site. Asbestos is common and can be found in most older (20 years) buildings.
As an employer or self-employed person, you need to do the following:
1. Identification – a competent person must identify if any asbestos or asbestos containing materials are present on site
2. If you have asbestos present the following need to be done:
• Create an inventory • Conduct an asbestos risk assessment • Write an asbestos management plan • Monitor • Train employees on the source of asbestos health risks of the asbestos on site, what to do if the asbestos is damaged and how to manage the waste. CSRSza does provide introduction to asbestos awareness training, which you can access through the website: https://www.csrsza.com/ • Ensure the asbestos is identified with approved signage3. If you are planning to remove the asbestos use an approved asbestos contractor
We can assist with identification, inventory, risk assessment, management plans and training to ensure compliance”
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