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Removing asbestos in workplaces - compliance code(opens in a new window)

This compliance code is aimed at asbestos removalists – both licensed and those that perform permitted limited asbestos work without a licence. It should be read in conjunction with Part 4.3 – Asbestos – of the Regulations.

Asbestos removal licence - nomination of additional site supervisor(opens in a new window)

This form should be used for nominating an additional site supervisor in relation to licensed asbestos removal.

Application for a licence to operate as an asbestos removalist (opens in a new window)

This form should be used to apply for an asbestos removal licence - Class A or Class B.

Asbestos-contaminated soil(opens in a new window)

This information sheet provides advice for any person (including employers, removalists and commercial contractors) inspecting, removing, transporting or disposing of asbestos-contaminated soil.

Removing asbestos before demolition or refurbishment(opens in a new window)

This information sheet provides advice about identifying and removing fixed or installed asbestos before demolition or refurbishment work is carried out in a workplace, or on plant or machinery.

Coveralls used for asbestos removal(opens in a new window)

This Alert warns of the dangers of wearing unsuitable disposable coveralls for asbestos removal work.

Recycling construction and demolition material(opens in a new window)

This publication which has been jointly developed with and endorsed by the EPA and Sustainability Victoria, describes an auditable procedure to verify that asbestos-containing material has been removed from construction and demolition materials prior to recycling.
 

Managing asbestos in workplaces - compliance code(opens in a new window)

This compliance code is aimed at people who have management or control of workplaces or plant where there may be a risk of exposure to asbestos. This compliance code should be read in conjunction with Part 4.3 – Asbestos of the Regulations.

Removing asbestos in workplaces - compliance code(opens in a new window)

This compliance code is aimed at asbestos removalists – both licensed and those that perform permitted limited asbestos work without a licence. It should be read in conjunction with Part 4.3 – Asbestos – of the Regulations.

Understand and manage asbestos in workplaces(opens in a new window)

For persons who manage or control a workplace, employers, self-employed persons and employees in relation to asbestos and asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) in the workplace.

Asbestos-contaminated Soil(opens in a new window)

This information sheet provides advice for any person (including employers, removalists and commercial contractors) inspecting, removing, transporting or disposing of asbestos-contaminated soil.

Removing asbestos before demolition or refurbishment(opens in a new window)

This information sheet provides advice about identifying and removing fixed or installed asbestos before demolition or refurbishment work is carried out in a workplace, or on plant or machinery.

Coveralls used for asbestos removal(opens in a new window)

This Alert warns of the dangers of wearing unsuitable disposable coveralls for asbestos removal work.

Management and disposal of asbestos(opens in a new window)

This Safety Alert highlights the importance of safe asbestos management and disposal in Victoria.
 

Managing asbestos in workplaces - compliance code(opens in a new window)

This compliance code is aimed at people who have management or control of workplaces or plant where there may be a risk of exposure to asbestos. This compliance code should be read in conjunction with Part 4.3 – Asbestos of the Regulations.

Removing asbestos in workplaces - compliance code(opens in a new window)

This compliance code is aimed at asbestos removalists – both licensed and those that perform permitted limited asbestos work without a licence. It should be read in conjunction with Part 4.3 – Asbestos – of the Regulations.
 

Removing asbestos before demolition or refurbishment(opens in a new window)

This information sheet provides advice about identifying and removing fixed or installed asbestos before demolition or refurbishment work is carried out in a workplace, or on plant or machinery.

Asbestos-contaminated soil(opens in a new window)

This information sheet provides advice for any person (including employers, removalists and commercial contractors) inspecting, removing, transporting or disposing of asbestos-contaminated soil.

Asbestos-containing products in motor vehicle workshops(opens in a new window)

This guidance note provides help to employers and employees in the automotive repair industry to avoid the risk of exposure to asbestos dust while doing repairs to brakes, clutches and high temperature gaskets on motor vehicles.

Coveralls used for asbestos removal(opens in a new window)

This Alert warns of the dangers of wearing unsuitable disposable coveralls for asbestos removal work.

Management and disposal of asbestos(opens in a new window)

This Safety Alert highlights the importance of safe asbestos management and disposal in Victoria.

Recycling construction and demolition material(opens in a new window)

This publication which has been jointly developed with and endorsed by the EPA and Sustainability Victoria, describes an auditable procedure to verify that asbestos-containing material has been removed from construction and demolition materials prior to recycling.
 

Managing domestic non-friable asbestos(opens in a new window)

This checklist is for managers and operators of facilities who receive non-friable asbestos waste from domestic sources ('asbestos waste') for short-term storage and disposal.

Asbestos - a guide for householders and general public(opens in a new window)

This guide provides useful information to enable householders to manage the risks arising from any occasional encounters with asbestos material in and around their homes.

Asbestos - a guide for householders and general public(opens in a new window)

This guide provides useful information to enable householders to manage the risks arising from any occasional encounters with asbestos material in and around their homes.