Asbestos Management
The Asbestos Management Program (AMP)
The University of Manitoba commissioned Pinchin Environmental Ltd. to assist in the development of the Asbestos Management Program (AMP) document in consultation with its Safety & Health Committee so as to ensure a safe workplace is maintained for all employees, students, the visiting public, maintenance or renovation workers.
A special AMP Review Committee was established to aid in the development of this document, including representatives of the Environmental Health and Safety Office, Physical Plant, Information Services & Technology, CAW, UMFA, AESES and CUPE. The AMP was reviewed and adopted in November 2002 by the University Workplace Health and Safety Advisory Committee. It is considered to be a 'living document' that will be modified and improved as is required to maintain a safe and healthy working environment at the University.
NOTE: "Copyright 2002, Unauthorized use or reproduction of this document is prohibited. The material provided by the University in this document is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be relied upon by third parties. The University accepts no liability for any losses, damages or expenses suffered by third parties as a result of their reliance on the material. Your acceptance of the foregoing shall be deemed to exist if you continue to read beyond this point."
AMP Appendixes (See appendix X-11 for type 2 locations list)
HMIS Asbestos Building Inventory (Contact EHSO for login details)
Latest Information and Reference Material:
Special Report - Gritty Grotto Crawlspace Assessment - January, 2008
Special Report - Gritty Grotto Airborne Asbestos Testing - February, 2008
Vermiculite Insulation Infosafety Bulletin - February 16, 2005
Medical Surveillance Report - September 12, 2008
Medical Surveillance Report - November 23, 2006
Medical Surveillance Report - July 21, 2004
Asbestos Containing Materials Reference Guide *Updated for 2012
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