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Armco are holding a working with non licensed asbestos training course on January 30th 2015 at Bury Business centre, Kay Street, Bury, Greater Manchester. This asbestos training is designed to meet the new regulations required of the HSE and is crucial for anyone who is likely to uncover asbestos fibres in their work, specifically on […]
Read the full article | Published Jan 20, 2015
Through late September and most of October the HSE carried out unannounced site visits to over 1,700 repair and refurbishment sites across the UK. The findings were quite frankly worrying with 691 sites out of 1,748 with poor standards and or dangerous practices, and 1 in 5 were so bad they required formal action. The […]
Read the full article | Published Nov 21, 2014
We all know that Asbestos is really very dangerous and from which we must go to great lengths to protect ourselves, especially when working with and around it. What a lot of people don’t know however is why it is dangerous and what the various diseases it causes and contributes towards actually do. The IARC […]
Read the full article | Published Oct 27, 2014
The researchers at the CEET (Centre if Excellence in Environmental Toxicology) over in America have been awarded a $10 million grant to study Asbestos related diseases including Mesothelioma, and come up with treatment and prevention methods as well as to provide greater understanding of the ways Asbestos can harm, and provide further insight into the […]
Read the full article | Published Oct 17, 2014
Government plans to deduct substantial fees from Mesothelioma sufferers damage payments has been shot down as well as being declared unlawful by a London judge. If these plans had been put into place it would mean sufferers would mean the claimant would have to pay their instead of the losing party. This is especially cruel […]
Read the full article | Published Oct 07, 2014
