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IATP Welcomes ARCA (Asbestos Removal Contractors Association)IATP welcomes ARCA to the growing community of Asbestos Training Provider Companies at IATP. ASHEeLA and ARCA have also partnered with IATP to continue to work together to raise industry sector standards, pilot and pro�le innovative “Added Value” projects and work cooperatively to ensure the existence of a “fair” trading market place for asbestos training providers. ARCA was formed in 1980 by 4 founder Members, ARCA has grown considerably and is now the largest Asbestos Removal Contractors Trade Association in the UK with its own training division that services the Members. Pictured below Mr Steve Williams, IATP Commercial Director and Mr. Wayne Williams IATP Customer Relations Director meet Mr. Steve Sadley (centre) ARCA Chief Executive at the ARCA O�ces at Burton on Trent 15/06/2012.

Steve Sadley, ARCA Chief Executive, commented, “ARCA are delighted to have joined the IATP. We look forward to working with the IATP members in continuing to raise awareness of the bene�ts to clients of employing competent asbestos training providers. ARCA fully supports the IATPs aim to assist clients to meet their legal duty to provide appropriate information, instruction and training to their employees regarding asbestos.”

The Asbestos Safety Health & Environmental eLearning Association (ASHEeLA) is delighted to join in partnership with IATP and ARCA to improve standards and access to training and information on asbestos risk. ASHEeLA is keen to work with such likeminded organisations in a coordinated and fair-trade approach to develop and promote activities and safe practices aimed at preventing the risk of exposure to asbestos in the workplace and at home – Max Lopacki – Chairman.

Meet the IATP Team

Mr Wayne Williams: IATP Customer Relations Director Managing Director of DMW Environmental Safety Ltd I have been working in the building compliance sector for more than two decades. Our business specialises in building compliance solutions, in particular asbestos management, asbestos awareness training, water hygiene, legionella management and general health, safety and environmental solutions. Critically important requirements in the provision of our asbestos consulting services are the company’s technical accreditations.

A signi�cant part of DMW,s business is asbestos training and I felt it was important that standards should be maintained at all times and wanted to be part of an organisation that would meet these high standards and this was the deciding factor why we are involved with IATP since its inception, I sit on the technical board of Directors and I am passionate and dedicated to the organisation. Another core reason for joining IATP as a Founder Member was the ethos within the group of like-minded professionals seeking in providing impartial good quality training to all allied industries and ensuring the training courses delivered meet best practice guidance requirements and at the same time are independently audited to ensure standards are maintained.


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Mr. Chris Gilliead: IATP Operations DirectorPattisons Scienti�c LtdI commenced my career as an analyst in 1997 and worked my way through to asbestos management at a large local authority between 2000 and 2003. I then joined Pattinsons Scienti�c Services Limited in 2003 to become the operations director a position I still hold. Pattinsons Scienti�c joined IATP in 2009 and I came on board as a director the following year. My daily work routine involves pricing all forms of work including analytical testing, surveys and removal work through our supervisory licence holder activities. I’m also heavily involved in the method writing for all of the above. I enjoy socialising and relaxing although there is not much relaxation involved in supporting Newcastle United!

Mr. Mark Skinner IATP Financial DirectorMark SkinnerBSc (Jt. Hons), CCP (Asbestos), Grad IOSH, DipNEBOSH, MIIRSMG & L Consultancy Ltd

I joined G & L Consultancy Ltd in January 2001 as a Trainee Asbestos Analyst and over the following decade, I have reached the lofty position of Health, Safety & Training Manager. I have been the principle trainer for the company for the last six years and have trained over 1000 people in Asbestos Awareness, Non-licensed Asbestos Work, Licensed Asbestos Work as well as BOHS P400 Series courses.G & L Consultancy Ltd is one of the founder members of IATP and I have been a director

for the last two years.

Mr. Mark Winter IATP Policy and Technical Director CNM Training Solutions LtdI have spent the vast majority of my adult working life in South Africa and Australia working within the construction, asbestos and training sectors. I returned to the UK in 2000 and set up my own company and incorporated training in 2004. I am a founder Member of IATP and actively involved as a Director and a Member.

Mr. Steve Williams IATP Commercial DirectorOne Stop Asbestos Consultants & ServicesI joined the Team in 2011 as the IATP Commercial Director, I have been involved in business for 25 years, my skill set comple-ments the IATP’s management team with extensive commercial awareness and excellent people skills, which will cascade for the bene�t of our growing membership.

Mr. Chris Ward IATP Health & Safety DirectorAward Health & Safety LimitedI joined the Team 2012 and bring extensive H&S expertise to the group. I am an x Police O�cer and x Military. I used to play ice hockey for Great Britain. Award Health & Safety commenced trading in 2005 and we have since trained over 6000 people in asbestos awareness. I have been part of the IATP working group since 2009 and I am fully committed to the organisation.

Mrs. Christine Winter IATP non-voting Chair PersonMy role in IATP is to develop positive relationships with Regulatory Bodies and Industry Sectors, UK Unions, Campaigning Organisations in the UK and across the Globe. I am also responsible for cascading information in a timely manner to IATP Members and providing solutions, promoting the Organisation and its Members far and wide. Since the inception of IATP 2009 I have had the privilege of working with, developing relationships with many individuals and organisations. I am incredibly proud of IATP’s achievements to date, the team of Directors, the Working Group, the Task Teams, the Audit Review Panel and most importantly the IATP Members and the Organisations that support IATP’s Ethos, Mission Statement and CoC.


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Meet the Audit Review PanelMr. Mike Keeligan AMAC Limited

(Asbestos Management Auditing Company)AMAC provides asbestos related auditing services to enable Asbestos Contractors and Training Providers to comply with ever improving industry standards and requirements. All auditing is carried out in accordance with the stringentrequirements of BS EN ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management Systems. AMAC is unique as it is independent and solely focuses on auditing. IATP requested AMAC’s details be available for their Members to access an Independent Auditor 2010, with the recognised need for an Independent review of audits submitted AMAC is pleased to be part of the Audit Review Panel.

Mr. Chris Webber (Independent Safety Solutions)

I have over thirty years experience within the construction, civil engineering and Railway Industries.I am a chartered Health and Safety Practitioner and a member of various Health and Safety Associations. In the year 2000, I decided to specialise in asbestos abatement joining an asbestos removal company as their health and safety manager. The role included compliance monitoring, training and compiling speci�c safety management systems. I was later promoted to Group Health & Safety Director. In this time I also carried out asbestos training for a major industry association, (No guesses who!!!).

In 2009, I launched Independent Safety Solutions. The company specialises in the support of SME’s within the construction, demolition and asbestos industry. We currently provide full HS & E support to asbestos removal contractors from day to day on site compliance monitoring to the devel-opment of Integrated Management Systems. I am currently working towards my private pilot’s licence and a full member of Institute of Advanced Motorists. I joined the IAPT data-base as an independent auditor in 2011.

A 65-year-old woman who has raised more than £1m for charity will receive an MBE as part of the Queen's Birthday Honours list.Christine Knighton, from Wallsend, founded the Mick Knighton Mesothelioma Foundation (MKMF) after her husband died from the disease in 2001.She aimed to raise £100,000 to help research into the illness, but 10 years later she has reached the £1m mark.She said she was "deeply honoured" to be recognised.Mrs Knighton is honoured for her services to Mesothelioma research.The disease a�ects the membrane lining of the chest and leads to symptoms of breathlessness and chest pain.In most cases it is caused by inhalation of asbestos �bres, which Mr Knighton was exposed to when serving in the Royal Navy.Mrs Knighton said: "I think about the hundreds of people a�ected and how we are helping raise the pro�le of the charity."The more information and support we can get out there the better."'Icing on cake' Over a decade, Mrs Knighton has helped raise awareness of the

illness, set up support groups and given help and support to other families and individuals a�ected by the condition.She said: "It's a bit overwhelming, but I'm deeply honoured. This is the icing on the cake - it's absolutely amazing."Marion O'Leary, a foster carer from Sunderland, receives an MBE for services to Children and Families.John Paul Lee from Northumberland is appointed OBE for services to the City of Newcastle upon Tyne.Brian Milner, 36, from Chester-le-Street, receives the British Empire Medal (BEM) for services to the Royal Mail and to Disabled People.He helped set up the Gateway Wheelers charity which helps people with disabilities learn to cycle.Source BBC News Tyne & Wear http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-18428621

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The Rise and Fall of the Chrysotile InstituteByLaurie Kazan - Allen

The Chrysotile Institute (CI), formerly known as the Asbestos Institute, surrendered its charter to the Ministry of Industry on April 5, 2012.1 This took place 5 days after its suite of o�ces at 1200 McGill College in downtown Montreal had been vacated. According to the Assistant Building Manager, the CI had occupied suite 1640 for at least 15 years. When the lease ran out, the o�ce was shut and three people were put out of work. They left no forwarding address or phone number; calls made to the phone number on their website and emails sent to the CI website go unanswered. The CI's President Clement Godbout has stated that the Institute could re-open if Canadian asbestos mines, none of which is currently operational, resume production.2 Though this seems highly unlikely it is not impossible given the strong political and public support for asbestos mining expressed by the governments in Ottawa and Quebec.For nearly 30 years, the Chrysotile Institute and its predecessor coordinated global e�orts to promote and sell chrysotile asbestos, a substance known to cause cancer and other fatal diseases. The propaganda initiatives mounted by the CI, which was endowed with millions of taxpayers' dollars, were pivotal in creating commercial markets for asbestos throughout the developing world. Long after industrialized countries had banned asbestos, consumption was increased in many Asian countries, largely as a result of the CI's e�orts. Institute personnel curried favour with politicians and decision makers through their dispensation of huge sums of money. CI largesse enabled twelve national asbestos associations to be set up to broadcast the pro-asbestos message more e�ectively. It is not coincidental that asbestos use continues in India, Thailand, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico, countries where these organizations exist. The CI's mothballed website boasts that the Institute has participated in “activities intended to promote the controlled use of chrysotile (asbestos)” in more than 60 countries on �ve continents.3Where critics dared to attack the industry line, CI personnel used a variety of methods to silence them. In April, 2001, Denis Hamel, the Director of the Asbestos Institute, complained to the Brazilian Minister of Labor Francisco Dornelles about Senior Labor Inspector Fernanda Giannasi:“who is Coordinator of the Citizens' Virtual Network for an Asbestos Ban in Latin America, [and is] using her position in your ministry to promote her views, which are contrary to the stated policy of your country… We wonder if this person is o�cially mandated by your Ministry as a spokesperson on asbestos related matters, taking a position contrary to the o�cial Brazilian policy… we respectfully request that your ministry take the necessary measures so that Mrs. Giannasi no longer abuses her professional responsibilities to promote her personal activities. “4There is little doubt about Hamel's motivation in writing this letter. Fortunately for Brazil's workers, the e�ort to get this much respected Labor Inspector dismissed did not succeed.The AI/CI was, it seemed, very fond of letter writing. Also in 2001, AI Director Clement Godbout, reacting to proposals by the Government of Chile to ban asbestos, sent a letter to Pierre Pettigrew, Canada's International Trade Minister, in which he “launched a general attack against the Chilean government and a personal attack on Chilean Health Minister Michelle Bachelet. The letter accused Chile of having a 'cavalier' attitude toward Canadian o�cials and urged Pettigrew not to tolerate it.” It is highly ironic to note that while Michelle Bachelet was a Minister at the time the

letter was written, she later became President (See: Canada How Could You?).The AI's failures to oust Giannasi and/or reverse the asbestos ban in Chile did not deter its successor organization from attempting to interfere with asbestos debates at home and abroad. In 2005, the CI “complained to the Canadian television ombudsman about a broadcast report on asbestos. The complaint was rejected, with the ombudsman �nding that the facts mentioned in the report were not disputed.” In 2007, the CI, through its European lawyer Pascal Devaud, wrote to the French Asbestos Victims Group (ANDEVA), threatening legal action over statements on the ANDEVA website which constituted, so the CI alleged: “public criminal libel of a private individual.” ANDEVA refused to comply with the CI's demands, categorizing this legal action as an “attempt at intimidation.” As a result ANDEVA's President Francois Desriaux and Marc Hindry, the author of the “o�ending article,” faced charges of defamation in a criminal court in Paris. CI President Clement Godbout told a Canadian journalist that he was not trying to intimidate the ban asbestos activists: “They have a right to disagree with our positions. But they do not have the right to use defamatory words.” In March 2009, the case �nally collapsed when the President of the 17th Criminal Court in Paris received a letter from the Institute's lawyer notifying the authorities of his client's withdrawal from the case. Commenting on the asbestos lobbyists' U-turn, Laurent Vogel from the European Trade Union Institute said: “The Chrysotile Institute �nally realised that the trial could prove that it (the CI) is just a tool of disinformation funded by the Canadian government which exists solely for one purpose: to promote the asbestos trade.”In political and public forums, CI spokesmen – aided and abetted by the Canadian authorities – have shouted their support for the “controlled use of asbestos.” They have �ooded intentional agencies such as the ILO and WHO with correspondence and supposed evidence “substantiating” claims that asbestos is safe. The fact that they were �ghting a losing battle did not deter them; in the face of the overwhelming support for an asbestos ban, they shouted even louder. CI representatives went mob-handed to meetings of the Rotterdam Convention, IARC and other international conventions to forestall developments that could impact on asbestos markets. Canadian MP Pat Martin, a long-time critic of the asbestos industry, believes that the CI's closure marks the “death knell of asbestos mining in Canada.”5 Human rights activist and ban asbestos campaigner Kathleen Ru� says: “Around the world there will be a cheer from all those working to protect people from asbestos harm, when the Chrysotile Institute �nally closes its doors.” The doors at suite 1640 are now closed. Whether other doors open up for the CI is anybody's guess. I don't believe they will but in the meantime there is no doubt that Russian, Brazilian and other asbestos lobbyists are waiting to pick up where the Canadians left o�.May 1, 2012 IBAS (International Ban Asbestos Secetariat)http://ibasecretariat.org/lka-rise-and-fall-of-chrysotile-institute.php


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ADAO Presents with International Delegates atPeople’s Summit Workshop in Brazil

ADAO was given a great opportunity to present at a satellite workshop during the United Nation’s Rio+ 20 Conference on Sustainable Development in Brazil. An impressive group of international delegates attended the People’s Summit Workshop: “The Future We Want is Free of Asbestos!”, which took place today, June 15th, in Rio de Janeiro. ADAO was proud to present along with Hermano Castro, Alexandra Caterbow, Fernanda Giannasi, Kaisha Atakhanova, Vladimir Korotenko, Laurie Kazan Allen and others.This event has already expanded our international working relationships. The conference gives us the opportunity to confer with the international governmental community, and hopefully to raise awareness of asbestos-disease prevention, education, and community building. We seek to remind the international community that sustainable development includes a healthy, asbestos-free, environment and workplace.Our visit to Brazil will allow us to more e�ectively advocate both nationally and internationally for an asbestos ban with the new de�nitive information we have gathered regarding economic viability and sustainability. Linda Reinstein Co Founder and Presidenthttp://www.asbestosdiseaseawareness.org/archives/12074

Breathe Easy WeekIt's Breathe Easy Week, and the BLF and Breathe Easy groups all over the country are marking it by calling for greater asbestos aware-ness among those doing DIY around the house. Visit the BLF's Take 5 and Stay Alive microsite to �nd out more about this important issue.http://www.take5andstayalive.com/

Misleading Advertising14/06/201261% of the complaints the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) received in 2011 were about misleading advertising. That equates to about 80% of the ads it looked in to. Making sure you don’t mislead people might seem straightforward, but it is a broad area that can require careful navigation by marketers in all sectors. So here we give a quick guide on how to avoid the most common pitfalls. The CodesThe rules are broadly the same for both non-broadcast and broadcast advertising, but for simplicity, here we will quote the UK Code of Non-broadcast Advertising.There are various elements to the Misleading advertising sections in the Advertising Codes, but the overarching principle is captured in Rule 3.1 which says “marketing communications must not materially mislead or be likely to do so”.The background to that section of the Code explains that the ASA

will take into account the overall impression created by an ad, as well as speci�c claims. The ASA adjudicates on the basis of the likely e�ect of the ad on consumers, not the marketer’s intentions. So the ASA can �nd against an advertiser even if it wasn’t their intention to mislead. Source ASA http://www.cap.org.uk/Media-Centre/2012/Misleading-Advertising.aspx

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The TUC has called for urgent action from the government to deal with the huge death toll from work-related cancer as research is published today (Wednesday) in the British Journal of Cancer Supplement into the incidence of cancers caused by work.

TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said: 'The researchers have found that around 13,600 new cancer cases every year are caused by risk factors related to work. At the same time the research acknowledges that this is likely to be a conservative number and the real toll could be even higher.'Of these thousands of workers, over 8,000 will be killed by the cancer they contract. This is a huge number, made all the more tragic by the knowledge that these deaths are preventable.

'If more action had been taken in the past to protect workers from known carcinogens such as asbestos, silica, diesel and mineral oils then many of the workers who will die this year from work-related cancers could have been saved.'We must not let this terrible legacy continue. We should be making sure that carcinogens are removed from the workplace so that those working today will not develop cancers 20 or 30 years from now.

'No-one who reads this research can doubt that there is an urgent need for stronger safety regulation in the workplace, and for greater enforcement action against employers who take risks with their employees' health.

'Unfortunately what we have seen from the government has been a reduction in both regulation and enforcement. It is high time ministers stopped pursuing an ideological war against health and safety and instead started protecting those whose lives are being put at risk through no fault of their own.'

NOTES TO EDITORS:- The study was published in the British Journal of Cancer Supplement and was funded by the Health and Safety Executive. It found that every year around 8,000 cancer deaths in Britain each year are linked to occupations which equates to around �ve per cent of all cancer deaths in Britain.- Researchers used a list of work-related cancer causing substances identi�ed by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) to calculate the impact of work on cancer cases and deaths and discovered around 13,600 new cancer cases are caused by risk factors related to work each year.- After asbestos, the main work-related risk factors were night shift-work - linked to around 1,960 female breast cancer cases, mineral oil from metal and printing industries - linked to around 1730 cases of bladder, lung and non-melanoma skin cancers, sun exposure - linked to around 1540 skin cancer cases, silica exposure - linked to 910 cancer cases and diesel engine exhaust - linked to 800 cases.- All TUC press releases can be found at www.tuc.org.uk- Follow the TUC on Twitter: @tucnewsSource TUC 19/06/2012 http://www.tuc.org.uk/workplace/tuc-21130-f0.cfm

Government must act over new workplace cancer study

GMB Hidden Killer in your School? A report from an All Party Parliamentary Group highlighting The Danger, The Scale of the Problem and What Needs to be Done.http://www.gmb.org.uk/pdf/APPG%20report%2020121.pdf HSE Shattered Lives http://www.hse.gov.uk/shatteredlives/industry-education.htm ACTION Mesothelioma Day 6th July 2012http://www.mesothelioma.uk.com/news-47.htm HSE Asbestos O�shorehttp://www.hse.gov.uk/o�shore/asbestos-o�shore.htm?eban=govdel-asbestos&cr=02-May-2012

HSE Asbestos Learning Package http://www.hse.gov.uk/asbestos/learning-package/index.htm HSE Step by step guide to the Duty to Manage Asbestos http://www.hse.gov.uk/asbestos/managing/index.htm HSE Hidden Killer Campaign http://www.hse.gov.uk/asbestos/hiddenkiller/index.htm


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Amity Insulation Services Limited T: 01865 733733E: [email protected]: www.amitygroup.co.uk

ARL Training Service Limited T: 01233 660066E: [email protected]: www.arlgroup.co.uk

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The Asbestos GroupT: 01527 873 477E: [email protected]: www.theasbestosgroup.co.uk

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One Stop Asbestos Consultants are a UK based limited company, providing safety and risk management services to a number of sectors including nuclear, defence, Social housing, and rail sectors, all who seek a high quality compliant service relating to asbestos matters in particular, The company founders have extensive experience in the management of all asbestos related matters, and with its wealth of experience have the ability to steer its clients down the right paths in this ever changing industry.A major portion of One Stops business is asbestos training as well as surveys, management, register custodians all relating to the asbestos �eld.Although OSAC is UK-based, our experts can be deployed to most locations globally and our �exible approach enables us to work on projects that vary signi�cantly in length and complexity. Our professional approach and personal relationship with our customers, coupled with the provision of e�cient, practical and robust solutions, has enabled us to become a highly reputable and cost e�ective consultancy contact us on 0845 8338156 or visit www.onestopasbestos.com

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JB Asbestos Management LimitedT: 01606 841805E: je�@jb-asman.co.ukW: www.jb-asman-training.co.uk

Luton Borough Council (LBC) T: 01582 547069E: [email protected] W: www.luton.gov.uk

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Euro Environmental LtdT: 08707 019 170E: [email protected]: www.euroenvironmental.co.uk

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MacBrac Business Safety T: 08452 416047E: [email protected] www.macbrac.com

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DJM TrainingT: 01902 336641E: [email protected]: www.djmtraining.co.uk

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MIS Environmental LimitedT: 01207 500463E: [email protected] www.mis-envoronmental.co.uk

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