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Safe Surveying Services

Locality: Capalaba, Queensland

Phone: +61 457 744 070

Address: PO Box 419 4157 Capalaba, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.safesurveyingservices.com.au

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24.01.2022 Safe Surveying Services are able to offer professional Asbestos Surveying services throughout Queensland and Australia

23.01.2022 Asbestos Legislation: Are You Due An Asbestos Re-inspection?

23.01.2022 Morning everyone, were really pleased to share our new website with you. Please have a look and let us know what you think!

21.01.2022 High pressure water spray on asbestos roof In April 2018, a contractor used a high pressure water spray on a roof believed to be asbestos containing material (ACM) which he had been engaged to clean and repaint. ACM debris was distributed throughout part of the property and the neighbouring property. The site was made safe, including an area where run-off from the roof downpipes had resulted in ACM debris being deposited into the road guttering. The contractor was issued an i...Continue reading

21.01.2022 If you are thinking about renovating, you must be aware of asbestos. It is important for home owners and renovators to be aware of how to safely manage asbestos in and around the home. Importantly, if you suspect you have asbestos in your home, Don't cut it! Dont drill it! Dont drop it! Dont sand it! Dont saw it! Dont scrape it! Dont scrub it! Dont dismantle it! Dont tip it! Dont waterblast it! Dont demolish it! And whatever you do Dont dump it! read on... http://safesurveyingservices.com.au/keep-safe-during-renov/

21.01.2022 High pressure water blaster used on asbestos roof In June 2019, two people used a high-pressure water blaster on a corrugated asbestos cement roof (super six roof). As a result, asbestos contaminated dust and debris (ACD) ended up on neighbouring residential properties. Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ) took immediate compliance action against the contractor to remediate the site at a cost of $13,000. Investigations are continuing.... Preventing a similar incident Queensland laws prohibit the use of certain tools and work methods when working with asbestos-containing materials (ACM) as they can generate dangerous airborne asbestos fibres. A person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU) has a duty to ensure that workers and others are not exposed to the risk of airborne asbestos. A PCBU must not use, direct, or allow a worker to use high pressure spray on asbestos or ACM. When working on buildings constructed before 1990, it is likely asbestos will be present in roofing and other sheet materials. The person with management or control of the workplace (PMCW) must ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, that all asbestos or ACM at the workplace is identified by a competent person. If the PMCW cannot identify ACM, but a competent person reasonably believes materials may contain asbestos, then the PMCW must assume asbestos is present.

21.01.2022 Things going well picking up some good projects

21.01.2022 Relocation, relocation, relocation! Throughout Queensland there are many traditional Queenslander style houses that lend themselves to relocation so that families can relocate and still keep the home theyve loved over the years. We are able to complete inspections throughout any property prior to transportation :-) http://safesurveyingservices.com.au/relocation-relocation-/

20.01.2022 Dont Procrastinate or hesitate make sure you tests before you renovate !!!!!

20.01.2022 We at Safe Surveying Services would like to wish all clients and colleagues a great 2013.

20.01.2022 Web site now complete

19.01.2022 An email from a recent client, always good to get positive feedback Hi Malcolm Thank you for the prompt and efficient manner in which you conducted this task for us. Your professionalism shone through, and a lot of other businesses could take a leaf from your book!

19.01.2022 November is Asbestos Awareness Month, raising awareness of the need to handle asbestos safely during home renovations and maintenance. All homeowners, renovators and tradies need to be aware of the risks when disturbing asbestos materials and to avoid exposing themselves, their families or their customers to airborne asbestos fibres. Throughout this month there are displays, activities and events across Queensland to help raise awareness about asbestos - including demonstrati...ons from Workplace Health and Safety Queensland inspectors on how to work safely with asbestos material. http://www.deir.qld.gov.au//asbestos-awareness-month-2015.

19.01.2022 Safe Surveying Services have recently been awarded and completed a number of large projects for Educational Establishments, both Private & Catholic; Qld based health organisations, and Qld energy providers. Our ever expanding and varied client base is testement to the quality of Asbestos surveying and consultancy services we continue to provide.

18.01.2022 What an Ekka of a project! :-) http://safesurveyingservices.com.au/what-an-ekka-of-a-proj/

17.01.2022 Safe Surveying Services would like to welcome Jeff Gooch to the company and wish him well

17.01.2022 International Conference of Asbestos Awareness & Management 2015 is this weekend: https://www.asbestossafety.gov.au/asbestosconference2015

16.01.2022 It's the last day to RSVP for the Ecumenical Memorial Service, which will be held on Friday 27th Nov at 11am, at the Cathedral of Stephen, Elizabeth Street, Brisbane. Full information on the Events page of the Asbestos Related Disease Support Society QLD website http://asbestos-disease.com.au/

15.01.2022 Do you know where asbestos is before you start work? http://safesurveyingservices.com.au/renovation-refurbishme/

11.01.2022 The least we could do for a worthy cause :-)

11.01.2022 Only a few days left to go of the interactive asbestos house display at Manly West Bunnings store. Check it out! http://www.bunnings.com.au/stores/qld/manly-west

11.01.2022 Have you seen Betty the #Asbestos House? A fun and informative display by the Asbestos Diseases Research Institute Roadshow. Dates all around Queensland up until early December. The Latest List of Betty's Tour of QLD -is located here: https://www.facebook.com/BettytheADRIhouse/events

10.01.2022 Its the last day to RSVP for the Ecumenical Memorial Service, which will be held on Friday 27th Nov at 11am, at the Cathedral of Stephen, Elizabeth Street, Brisbane. Full information on the Events page of the Asbestos Related Disease Support Society QLD website http://asbestos-disease.com.au/

10.01.2022 Morning everyone, we're really pleased to share our new website with you. Please have a look and let us know what you think!

10.01.2022 This July, our very own Malcolm Draycott will say a polite no thanks to all offers of a drink for 31 days, to raise money for Cancer Council Queensland during #dryjuly. Read all about it & donate here! http://safesurveyingservices.com.au//dry-july-for-cancer-/

09.01.2022 They shall not grow old as we who are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them... I would love, if all my friends on here would copy and paste this statement and put it as your status until Sunday to show your respect to all the brave that have lost their lives for our country.

06.01.2022 Safe Surveying Services always use Environmental Laboratory Solutions sample analysis and are provided with a great, reliable and efficient service.

05.01.2022 https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au//changes-to-asbestos-trans

05.01.2022 Safe Surveying Services have volunteered to assist the Girl Guides of Australia with the Asbestos Survey of their unit at Burpengary

04.01.2022 Don’t Procrastinate or hesitate make sure you tests before you renovate !!!!!

04.01.2022 Should be good for people to gain an idea of possible areas of concern

04.01.2022 Safety Concerns for Refugees and Workers as Nauru Asbestos Removal Program Kicks Off http://safesurveyingservices.com.au/safety-concerns-for-re/

02.01.2022 High-pressure water blaster used on asbestos roof In February 2019, a painting contractor used a high-pressure water blaster on a corrugated asbestos cement roof, commonly known as a super six roof. Asbestos contaminated dust and debris (ACD) was distributed throughout the grounds of the domestic residence and onto two neighbouring domestic residences. Workplace Health and Safety Queensland undertook immediate compliance action against the contractor to remediate the site at ...Continue reading