Place the asbestos in leakproof plastic bags and seal the bags.
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Keep the asbestos wet during the entire removal process by using a spray bottle or other device.
This asbestos related disease is a rare form of cancer typically found in the lining of the lungs chest the sac surrounding the heart or the abdomen.
In the mid 1980s newly enacted state and federal legislation required that schools be inspected for asbestos and that plans for its management be developed.
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19 008 8 18 ioci19 101 the illinois epa is authorized to require and you shall disclose the information requested on this agency form utilizing this form pursuant to the illinois environmental protection act act 415 ilcs 5.
Licensed asbestos contractors can be found in the telephone book yellow pages or by calling the illinois department of public health at 217 782 3517.
What other regulations apply to asbestos.
Only a licensed contractor should remove regulated acm.
Asbestos removal workers should decontaminate themselves.
Cook county department of environmental control requires an additional permit to ensure the safe abatement and removal of asbestos during renovation or demolition and to be in compliance with asbestos hazardous material regulations.
Wrap asbestos siding in 6 mil thick plastic sheeting and secure the plastic with duct tape or place the debris in heavy duty plastic bags.
This cancer due its slow developing symptoms and innocuous cell structure does not become noticeable until 30 50 years following the patient s.
Malignant mesothelioma is directly linked to exposure to asbestos fibers.
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Dispose of the asbestos properly at a landfill or contact your local waste collection service to find out if they will pick up asbestos material.
Place the sealed bags in a cardboard box to prevent them from breaking open and dispose of the bags at a permitted landfill.
The illinois department of public health idph staff reviews asbestos management plans for elementary and secondary school facilities and inspects abatement projects to ensure compliance with state and federal laws.
