In two prior posts, I discussed the recent Ohio EPA rule change to its asbestos rules. As discussed previously, Ohio EPA added a single sentence to definition of "friable asbestos" appearing in Ohio Administrative Code Rule 3745-20-01. The sentence states:
Any category I or category II asbestos containing material that becomes damaged from either deterioration
In a prior post (Ohio EPA Asbestos Rule Changes Could Prove Costly), I discussed Ohio EPA rule change to the definition of friable asbestos. As discussed in the prior post, Ohio EPA added a single sentence to definition of "friable asbestos" appearing in Ohio Administrative Code Rule 3745-20-01. The sentence states:
Any category
Ohio EPA has finalized changes to its asbestos regulations which govern notification and work practices for asbestos abatement. Ohio EPA described the changes as minor. However, one change in particular could impact asbestos abatement contractors.
Ohio EPA modified the definition of "friable asbestos material" appearing in Ohio Administrative Code Section 3745-20-01. The only change
In the most recent issue of Builder’s Exchange, a construction attorney in my office (Jim Dixon) and I wrote an article discussing asbestos regulations as they pertain to contractors working at a job site.
The article was intended to raise awareness in the construction industry that contractors can be liable for asbestos violations even if they