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Asbestos Still Kills (A.S.K.) Podcast ® Episode 9: 'Asbestos Removal in Australia - The view from the front line' with Cameron Little from Einzig Industrial.
The Asbestos Still Kills (A.S.K.) Podcast ® Team: Robert McAllister, Terri-Ann Berry, Jason Milner, Asbestos SME, CoCA MFAMANZ, MFAAM are back with another exciting Podcast.
In this episode, Cameron Little, a Licensed Asbestos Removalist (LAR) from the Blue Mountains near Sydney, Australia, shares insights into the challenges, regulations, and safety practices in Australia's asbestos removal industry. We explore legislative complexities, training standards, environmental impacts, as well as the venomous creatures his team encounters along the way!
https://www.einzig.com.au/
Presenters:
Robert McAllister - FAMANZ Director
Dr. Terri-Ann Berry - Environmental Innovation Centre (EIC); Associate Professor, AUT, School of Future Environments
Jason Milner - Asbestos Management Consultants Ltd (AMC)
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More Information is available at www.asbestostillkills.com
Contact us via email at: asbestosstillkills@gmail.com