Working with asbestos

Still no more news on the European initiative to ban the use of white asbestos. When a ban does come into effect it will almost certainly put a stop to the vast majority of uses of white asbestos in new buildings, as well as putting an end to the second-hand market for asbestos. Existing white asbestos will not have to be removed, but the ban is likely to increase the cost of sheeting and repairs. Metal sheeting is approximately 25% more expensive than asbestos-cement alternatives.Even when t... (119 more words)

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