Asbestos Removal
| # | PDF File Name | Download | Title |
| 1 | A9.pdf |  |
Drilling holes in asbestos cement (AC) and other highly bonded materials |
| 2 | A10.pdf | |
Cleaning debris from guttering on an asbestos cement (AC) roof |
| 3 | A11.pdf | |
Removing asbestos cement(AC) debris |
| 4 | A12.pdf | |
Cleaning weathered asbestos cement (AC)roofing and cladding |
| 5 | A13.pdf | |
Repairing damaged asbestos cement (AC) |
| 6 | A14.pdf | |
Removing asbestos cement (AC) sheets, gutters, etc and dismantling a small AC structure |
| 7 | A15.pdf | |
Removing an asbestos cement (AC) or reinforced plastic product, eg tank, duct, water cistern |
| 8 | A16.pdf | |
Painting asbestos cement (AC) sheets |
| 9 | A35.pdf | |
Replacing an asbestos cement (AC) flue or duct |
| 10 | A36.pdf | |
Removing an asbestos cement (AC) panel outside, beside or beneath a window |
| 11 | Em8.pdf | |
Personal decontamination |
| 12 | Em10.pdf | |
Statement of cleanliness after textured coating removal |
| 13 | Em9.pdf | |
Disposal of asbestos waste |
| 14 | A26.pdf | |
Drilling and boring through textured coatings |
| 15 | A27.pdf | |
Inserting and removing screws through textured coatings |
| 16 | A28.pdf | |
Removing textured coating from a small area, eg 1 square metre |
| 17 | A29.pdf | |
Clearing up debris following collapse of a ceiling or wall covered with textured coating |
| 18 | A1.pdf | |
Drilling holes in asbestos insulating board (AIB) |
| 19 | A2.pdf | |
Removing a single (screwed-in) asbestos insulating board (AIB) ceiling tile |
| 20 | A3.pdf | |
Removing a door with asbestos insulating board (AIB) fireproofing |
| 21 | A4.pdf | |
Removing a single asbestos insulation board (AIB) panel, less than 1m2, fixed with nails or screws |
| 22 | A5.pdf | |
Cleaning light fittings attached to asbestos insulating board (AIB) |
| 23 | A7.pdf | |
Painting undamaged asbestos insulating board (AIB) |
| 24 | A8.pdf | |
Enclosing undamaged asbestos materials to prevent impact damage |
| 25 | A20.pdf | |
Laying cables in areas containing undamaged asbestos materials |
| 26 | A34.pdf | |
Removing pins and nails from an asbestos insulating board (AIB) panel |
| 27 | A17.pdf | |
Removing asbestos paper linings |
| 28 | A18.pdf | |
Removing asbestos friction linings |
| 29 | A19.pdf | |
Removing asbestos friction linings |
| 30 | A21.pdf | |
Removing asbestos containing bituminous products |
| 31 | A22.pdf | |
Removing metal cladding lined with asbestos-containing bitumen |
| 32 | A23.pdf | |
Removing asbestos containing floor tiles and mastic |
| 33 | A24.pdf | |
Removing flexible asbestos textile duct connectors (gaiters) |
| 34 | A25.pdf | |
Removing compressed asbestos fibre (CAF) gaskets and asbestos rope seals |
| 35 | A30.pdf | |
Removing an asbestos containing ‘Arc shield’ from electrical switchgear |
| 36 | A31.pdf | |
Removing a single asbestos containing gas or electric heater |
| 37 | A32.pdf | |
Replacing an asbestos containing part in a ‘period’ domestic appliance |
| 38 | A33.pdf | |
Replacing an asbestos containing fuse box or a single fuse assembly |
| 39 | A37.pdf | |
Removing asbestos containing mastic, sealant, beading, filler, putty or fixing |
| 40 | A38.pdf | |
How to deal with fly-tipped asbestos waste |
| 41 | Em1.pdf | |
What to do if you uncover or damage materials that may contain asbestos |
| 42 | Em2.pdf | |
Training |
| 43 | Em3.pdf | |
Building and dismantling a mini-enclosure |
| 44 | Em4.pdf | |
Using a Class H vacuum cleaner for asbestos |
| 45 | Em5.pdf | |
Wetting asbestos materials |
| 46 | Em6.pdf | |
Personal protective equipment (PPE) |
| 47 | Em7.pdf | |
Using damp rags to clean surfaces of minor asbestos contamination |
