Search Results


91. Montana Asbestos Laws
The worst instance of asbestos contamination in the US took place at the Libby mine in Libby, Montana.  Nearly half of the residents of this small town have symptoms of asbestos related illness and the local risk for developing an illness is 60 times the national average.  Vermiculite ore was mined in Libby and while this is not a form of asbestos, there were signific..
92. Nebraska Asbestos Abatement Procedure
Enforcement of Nebraska asbestos law is shared by the Department of Environmental Quality and Department of Health and Human Services.  Both follow federal mandates set by a number of laws and through these laws, the Nebraska asbestos abatement procedure is formulated.  Nebraska asbestos abatement procedure will have three critical components, which are minimizing exp..
93. Nebraska Asbestos Laws
Nebraska is a state with lower rates of asbestos related illnesses than the rest of the country.  Still, as in all states, there is a real risk to those that continually working with asbestos or asbestos related products.  In addition, asbestos in the home can be a serious source of contamination and high concentrations almost certainly cause harmful illnesses.  ..
94. NESHAP
What is the NESHAP Adequately Wet Guidance?The National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants is the basis for most asbestos laws related to the safe abatement of asbestos materials and waste disposal.  All states will have laws based on this regulation and compliance is mandatory for almost all structures.  The Adequately Wet Guidance describes the proper ..
95. Nevada Asbestos Abatement Procedure
Federal mandates from the EPA, OHSA and other agencies set asbestos abatement procedures in all states across the country, this will include all aspects of possible contamination, form certifying professionals to handle the material, setting areas to dispose of toxic materials and procedure to prevent further contamination during removal.  Most authority on asbestos matter..
96. Nevada Asbestos Laws
The primary risk for exposure centers on the construction boom in Nevada, particularly in the Las Vegas area.  Asbestos was widely used in construction materials at that time for its fireproof and insulating qualities.  This means that construction workers and others that work with the building materials have a high than normal risk of developing cancers and other asb..
97. New Hampshire Asbestos Abatement Procedure
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services administers to most matters related to the New Hampshire asbestos abatement procedure in the state.  This includes informing the public on the dangers of asbestos and managing waste disposal sites for asbestos containing material.  Certifying consultants, workers and others to perform asbestos abatement is the res..
98. New Hampshire Asbestos Laws
Light industry and construction are the two major sources of asbestos contamination in New Hampshire.  Although the dangers of asbestos are public knowledge now asbestos containing materials were widely used throughout the 20th century, often with the owners and suppliers well aware of potential health risks.  Power plants and public buildings were frequent sources of..
99. New Jersey Asbestos Abatement Procedure
Most matters regarding the New Jersey asbestos abatement procedure are handled by the Department of Health and Human Services.  DHHS will evaluate current procedures and techniques to ensure that they are applied effectively.  The Department of Labor certifies professionals to conduct asbestos abatement.  The Department of Environmental provision will ensure the ..
100. New Jersey Asbestos Laws
New Jersey has one of the highest rates of asbestos related illnesses in the country due to the high density of industry in the state.  Many industries in the New Jersey, including chemical plants, refineries and manufactories all used asbestos in some form due to its versatility.  Since proper precautions were not taken at these workplaces and workers were unawa..
101. New Mexico Asbestos Abatement Procedure
The New Mexico asbestos abatement procedure follows federal standards for the disposal of hazardous materials and guidelines for proper abatement and notification of abatement.  Most functions of the state asbestos control program will runs through the New Mexico Environment Department including the issuance of permits and ensuring compliance with New Mexico asbestos abate..
102. New Mexico Asbestos Laws
New Mexico has a very low rate of asbestos related illnesses, but there is the danger of many homes containing asbestos materials, which may cause contamination through contact with friable asbestos.  There are some at risk industries in New Mexico including mining, energy production and construction.  The presence of military complexes also raises the possibility of ..
103. New York Asbestos Abatement Procedure
The New York Department of Labor and Department of Health handles asbestos control and New York asbestos abatement procedure.  The important functions of New York asbestos abatement procedure involve notifying the appropriate authorities about demolition and renovation procedures, certifying contractors to perform asbestos abatement and ensuring the safety of those that wo..
104. New York Asbestos Laws
New York has experiences an alarming spike in asbestos related illness due to the release of asbestos across lower Manhattan in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.  Prior to this release of this dangerous material from this disaster, asbestos was a popular material used in industry, construction and a variety of other practical applications, due to its versatility..
105. North Carolina Asbestos Abatement Procedure
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services and Asbestos Hazard Management Program handles asbestos control and North Carolina asbestos abatement procedure.  The important functions of North Carolina asbestos abatement procedure involve notifying the appropriate authorities about demolition and renovation procedures, certifying contractors to perform asbesto..