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.
Asbestos siding disposal louisiana.
Put the asbestos siding or roofing material in sealed plastic bags and dispose of it properly at a landfill designed to handle hazardous waste.
Louisiana s asbestos demolition and removal rules include notification and recordkeeping requirements a strict emission standard and disposal regulations all of which follow the federal provisions under the asbestos neshap.
Lac 33 iii 2739 and lac 33 iii 2799.
This form is required prior to a demolition or renovation of a structure that contains asbestos and when applying for an advf asbestos disposal verification form which must accompany the asbestos being taken to the louisiana recognized asbestos landfill in sate or out of state.
Dispose of all clothing and boots used during asbestos removal.
The deq will also provide information to homeowners about presence and dangers of asbestos in the home.
Due to the health risks involved you can t simply dump old asbestos siding into your trash can and put it on the curb as many states require that material containing asbestos be properly disposed.
Deq enforces the asbestos demolition and removal rules the asbestos regulations for schools and public buildings and worker certification requirements.
Laws on the books often pertain to the disposal not removal of asbestos siding.
Federal osha asbestos exposure standards apply to workplaces in louisiana.
Seal any protective clothing and gloves that were used in the asbestos removal in plastic bags and dispose of it properly as well.
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.
Osha enforces the federal asbestos workplace standards in louisiana.
The department of environment quality administers louisiana asbestos abatement procedure which includes certifying professionals to test for and remove asbestos containing materials.
Administration and enforcement.