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Correct disposal of asbestos and asbestos containing materials (i.e. ACM) is crucial to the safety of our staff and community.
Refer to Queensland Government asbestos website for information on:
Fees apply to the domestic disposal of asbestos. These fees can be viewed in our fees and charges.
Domestic disposal of asbestos and ACM up to 175kg per load is accepted at the Greater Toowoomba Waste Management Facility.
Customers are advised that it is an offence to remove a quantity of asbestos containing material of more than 10m2 from a non-workplace area (e.g. a private property or dwelling) unless the person holds a current certificate under section 8 of the the Public Health Regulation 2018 (Qld). Related information collected by our Waste Services staff may be shared with other branches within our organisation responsible for enforcement of the Public Health Regulation.
Remember when disposing of asbestos and ACM:
Please ensure you follow the safety guidelines detailed at Queensland Government asbestos website.
We cannot accept asbestos or ACM from commercial customers. Commercial customers are required to find an alternative location for asbestos disposal outside of the Toowoomba Regional Council area.
The Queensland Government asbestos website is an informative resource that provides general information about asbestos and ACM, where it can be found and advice on the removal or disturbance of asbestos.
It is often very difficult to identify the presence of asbestos by sight. The only way to be certain is to have a sample of the material analysed by a laboratory. Typically certain products can be identified by their age and likelihood to contain asbestos and must then be treated as asbestos materials. Read more on the Queensland Government asbestos website.
Imitation brick
Domestic asbestos backed sheet vinyl flooring
Painted 'Super Six' roof sheeting used as fencing
'Hardiplank Smooth' used in a woven pattern for fencing
'Zelimite' backing board to an external switchboard
Moulded telecommunications pit
DT surround (disconnector trap)
Vent pipe
Asbestos bituminous felt under draining board
'Hardiplank' woodgrain wall cladding
Asbestos vinyl tiles
Concrete tiled roof with asbestos guttering
Flat wall sheeting (fibro)
Corrugated asbestos roof 'Super Six' in a 'Tuscan Tiles' profile
Corrugated asbestos roof
Shadowline vertical profiled wall sheeting
Asbestos parker behind wall jam
Buildings constructed before 1990 are likely to contain asbestos materials. The diagram shows areas where materials containing asbestos were commonly used during construction. These materials are not dangerous if they’re in good condition and remain undisturbed.
Note: All products with the common name ‘Verilux’, ‘Vermiculite’ and Monocoat’ are manufactured today without asbestos content. For more information visit the Queensland Government asbestos website or call 13 74 68.
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