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Busting the Myths About Asbestos

Despite decades of safety campaigns and strict regulations, asbestos remains one of the most misunderstood materials in the workplace. While most people know it’s dangerous, myths about what asbestos is, and what’s required to handle it safely, still circulate. As a provider of IATP Approved asbestos training, we think it’s time to set the record […]

Read the full article | Published Nov 21, 2025

What a Real Asbestos Survey Report Should Look Like: Key Things to Look Out For

You have had an asbestos survey done, great! But when that report lands on your desk, do you actually know what you are looking at? Is it comprehensive, or have you just paid good money for a surveyor to have a quick wander around with a camera? We have been doing this for over 20 […]

Read the full article | Published Nov 07, 2025

Amosite Asbestos

Walk into any British structure built before 1980, and there is a good chance you are sharing space with one of the deadliest materials ever used in construction. Amosite (often called “brown asbestos” for its distinctive greyish-brown colour) lurks behind walls, around pipes and in ceiling spaces across the UK. Unlike its more famous cousin, […]

Read the full article | Published Sep 25, 2025

Are Asbestos Roof Tiles Dangerous?

Why was asbestos used in roof tiles? Asbestos was originally prized for its heat and fire resistance, as well as durability, and was therefore used in the construction of properties all across the UK. During the 1950s and 1960s, asbestos was extremely popular when building new houses and was used in various different materials, but […]

Read the full article | Published Sep 10, 2025

A look into Chrysotile (white asbestos)

Chrysotile (or white asbestos as it is commonly called) is said by experts to be the most popular type of asbestos used throughout the 20th century. This mineral has curly, flexible fibres and made up a huge majority of all the asbestos used before we fully understood how dangerous it was. What Made It So […]

Read the full article | Published Aug 22, 2025