About All Building Inspections

All Building Inspections is the most trusted building inspector in North Queensland, offering pre-purchase building and pest inspections, QLD pool safety inspections, vendor reports, condition reports, asbestos testing, termite & pest inspection and termite treatments. All Building Inspections services are affordable and our customer service is second to none, and we produce quality easy-to-read yet comprehensive reports. Our team has decades of on-site building experience and use up-to-date technology including thermal imaging and moisture meters, and drones if applicable. Call today to find out how we can help you with your due diligence - and peace of mind - on your next property purchase.

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29 Mar 2023

Monday 3rd April 2023 is "Be Alarmed! Change your smoke alarm battery!" This is a good reminder that if you haven't upgraded your smoke alarm system to be compliant with the current legislation, NOW is the time. Give us a call for advice and recommendations

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1 Jan 2023

In Queensland, commercial building owners who sell or dispose of a building that may contain asbestos are required to take certain steps to ensure the safety of workers and others who may be at risk of exposure to asbestos. Under the Work Health and Safety Regulation 2011 (WHS Regulation), a PCBU or "persons conducting a business or undertaking" must provide an asbestos register and management plan to the new owner and/or occupier of the building if it's suspected that the building contains asbestos. Many older buildings constructed prior to 2003 still have asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) present today. A PCBU may be exposed to fines and other legal repercussions if it fails to provide an asbestos register as required by the WHS Regulation. It is crucial to be aware of your legal responsibilities and to take the required actions to make sure that the workplace is compliant with all applicable rules and laws. An asbestos audit is the only way to determine if asbestos is present in your workplace. Don’t take chances - call All Building Inspections to arrange an asbestos audit and provide the relevant compliant documentation. #allbuildinginspections #asbestos #safetyfirst #oldbuilding #buildings #donthriskit #asbestosauditor #buildingwork #theboss #whs #beresponsible #asbestosdanger #realestate #commercialrealestate #workplace

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16 Dec 2022

My workplace building was built in 1999, should I get an asbestos audit? It is generally recommended that buildings constructed before the mid-1980s be assumed to contain asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) until proven otherwise. However, it is possible for buildings constructed after this time to also contain ACMs, as asbestos was not banned in all construction materials until 2003 in Australia. If you are a person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU) and you are responsible for managing asbestos in the workplace, you may want to consider getting an asbestos audit if your building was constructed before 2003 and you are not sure whether it contains ACMs. An asbestos audit is a systematic inspection of a building to identify the presence, location, and condition of ACMs. An asbestos audit can provide valuable information about the presence and condition of ACMs in the building, which can help you to manage the risks associated with asbestos and protect the health and safety of workers and others who may be exposed to asbestos. If ACMs are found, you may need to develop an asbestos management plan and take other steps to control the risks associated with asbestos, such as sealing or enclosing ACMs, providing personal protective equipment (PPE), or establishing exclusion zones. Call All Building Inspections for a free consultation to determine the appropriate course of action for your situation.

All Building Inspections

4 Dec 2022

Super Six asbestos sheeting was widely used in Australian construction from 1950’s to the mid 1980's, after which it was replaced by a very similar looking asbestos-free product, known as Hardifence. Many properties constructed in that era still contain Super Six fencing and roofing, and it can be difficult to differentiate the two. If you have any suspicions you may have Super Six asbestos on your property we urge you to have it inspected and assessed by an experienced professional to ascertain whether it may need to be removed, or best maintained in-situ. Call us today for free advice as to your obligations regarding asbestos, and ensure your safety, along with your family, friends, visitors and staff.