South Coast Asbestos Consulting (SCAC) provides licenced asbestos assessor and hygiene services to the NSW lower south coast. SCAC utilises over 30 years of industry experience to advise clients on asbestos and hazardous building material related risks that may exist in their properties - residential, commercial or industrial.
SCAC provides prompt, affordable and personal service to assist organisations and home owners with compliance obligations in accordance with Current legislation and regulations. If you require professional advice on whether your property contains asbestos or other hazardous building materials and assess the associated risks, South Coast Asbestos Consulting can assist you.
SCAC provides prompt, affordable and personal service to assist organisations and home owners with compliance obligations in accordance with Current legislation and regulations. If you require professional advice on whether your property contains asbestos or other hazardous building materials and assess the associated risks, South Coast Asbestos Consulting can assist you.
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South Coast Asbestos Consulting (SCAC) provides licenced asbestos assessor and hygiene services to the NSW lower south coast. SCAC provides licenced asbestos assessor and hygiene services to the NSW lower south coast. Asbestos audits / inspections / surveys / registers / management plans / risk assessments.
South Coast Asbestos Consulting (SCAC) provides licenced asbestos assessor and hygiene services to the NSW lower south coast. WHS Legislation, Regulations and accompanying Codes of Practice place significant obligations on various persons in all workplaces. The register is to be reviewed at least once every five years.
South Coast Asbestos Consulting (SCAC) provides licenced asbestos assessor and hygiene services to the NSW lower south coast. Based in the ACT, he imported raw amosite (brown asbestos) from South Africa installing it in roof spaces throughout the ACT and surrounding areas. Asbestos in this highly friable form and location is extremely hazardous with high potential to create airborne fibres.
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Luke Green
Aug 20, 2018
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