Mr fluffy impacts multi strata building with asbestos in roof

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Mr Fluffy Asbestos was found in a 3 Storey Walkup building when conducting a inspection. Originally Mr Fluffy was Limited to Residential Homes, but now has impacted the Strata Industry. Awareness letters have been sent out by some strata managers about the impacts

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Mr Fluffy Asbestos Found in

Multi Story Strata Building

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Mr Fluffy and the Impact on Strata Schemes

Mr Fluffy Asbestos was found in a 3 Storey Walkup building when

conducting a inspection.

Originally Mr Fluffy was Limited to Residential Homes, but now has

impacted the Strata Industry.

Awareness letters have been sent out by some strata managers

about the impacts

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Why do we need a asbestos Register

Starting the 1st of January 2012, buildings built before 31st

December 2003 are required to have an Asbestos Register and

Signage. Previously these requirements were prior to 1990, an

Asbestos Register was required to be on site.

Note: An asbestos register is required to be prepared when:

• The workplace is a building that was constructed before 31

December 2003 •

The register should be reviewed at least once every five years to

ensure it is kept up-to-date.

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CHANGES TO YOUR OBLIGATIONS TO MANAGE ASBESTOS

IN THE WORKPLACE

The WHS Act requires all persons who conduct a business or

undertaking to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, that

workers and other persons are not put at risk from work carried out

as part of the business or undertaking. The WHS Regulations

include specific obligations to manage and control asbestos and

ACM at the workplace.

In some cases, there may be more than one person with

management or control of a workplace for example:

• A person with management of a workplace is a tenant, and

• A person with control of a workplace has the power to

make decisions and changes to the structure and use of the

workplace..

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Who has duties to manage and control asbestos or ACM?

The WHS Regulations require a person with management or

control of a workplace to ensure an asbestos register is prepared

and kept at the workplace. The asbestos register must be

maintained, reviewed and if necessary revised.

Person with management or control of a workplace

• Must ensure an asbestos register is prepared, maintained,

reviewed and kept at the workplace. It must be readily available to

workers, their health and safety representatives and other persons

• Must ensure when management or control of the workplace

is relinquished, a copy of the asbestos register is given to the

person assuming management or control

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Independent Inspections /FWR Group Pty Ltd

Independent Inspections Pty Ltd

www.iigi.com.au

www.fwrgroup.com.au

www.independentcertification.com.au

Mr. Peter Greenham

Qualifications:

- Diploma of Civil Engineering

- Associate Diploma of Laboratory

Operations

- Diploma of Quality Management

- Diploma of Business

- Lead Environmental Auditor

- Diploma of workplace training and

Assessment

- NATA Assessor

Your Auditors and Trainers

P: 1300 857 149

F: 1300 857 150

Team

Mr. Sydney LueM: 0423 234 245

[email protected]

Mr. Peter GreenhamM: 0402259479

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