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Dave Violette - Environmental Services

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Asbestos

When is an asbestos inspection needed?

Asbestos inspections are required before renovation or demolition activities in almost all commercial or public structures. This includes offices, schools and universities, retail spaces, and industrial facilities. Some, but not all, residential structures are exempt from this federal requirement.


Asbestos is a collective term for a group of six (6) minerals. The asbestos minerals are natural, found in the Earth’s crust. Like other minerals, the varieties of asbestos occur as crystals, but unlike more well-known mineral crystals (like quartz), these crystals are very thin, small, fibers. The three types of asbestos fibers that were mined and used the most were chrysotile, amosite, and crocidolite.

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Basic information regarding asbestos can be found at the following sites:

The EPA's website is a good general information site. Specific questions can always be addressed via the CONTACT link.

OSHA's website is another good introductory site for getting started. Specific questions can be addressed via the CONTACT link.

Check back for new links added on a regular basis.

ATTENTION ASBESTOS CONTRACTORS AND PROFESSIONALS:

Download Your FREE Asbestos Signs Here:

(In Landscape or Portrait Orientation)

AB SIGN IN LANDSCAPE (PDF — 54 KB)

AB SIGN IN PORTRAIT (PDF — 54 KB)

Download Virginia's Asbestos Licensing Regulations Here:

 Download An Excerpt Of The EPA's

Common Questions On The Asbestos NESHAP

Here:

Download The EPA's Regulated Asbestos-Containing Materials [RACM] Guidance Document Here:

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