Asbestos contaminated-soil refers to soil that contains asbestos fibers, typically due to prior asbestos-containing material (ACM) disposal or nearby construction. It can pose health risks if disturbed.

Yes, disturbed asbestos contaminated-soil can release asbestos fibers into the air, which can be hazardous when inhaled. Proper removal is crucial to prevent health risks.

No, asbestos contaminated-soil removal is a specialised and regulated process. Only licensed asbestos professionals should perform this removal to ensure safety and compliance.

The removal process includes assessment, risk assessment, removal plan development, site safety measures installed (ie: barriers, air monitoring), removal of the contaminated soil following all legislative requirements, transportation and disposal to a regulated waste facility, post-removal inspection, Hygienist engaged to undertake a site inspection and issue an independent clearance certificate. It is important to note asbestos professionals should handle this process every step of the way.

Yes, asbestos contaminated-soil removal is subject to strict regulations and permits. Always ensure you engage a licensed asbestos removal professional.