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Asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral known for its insulating and fire-resistant properties, poses a significant threat to maritime safety. Despite a global ban on its use, many vessels built before 2011 still contain asbestos, creating potential health risks for crews, passengers, and the environment. Normec Verifavia provides specialized asbestos management services to help shipowners mitigate these risks and ensure compliance with international maritime regulations. Their comprehensive approach includes the creation of Asbestos Management Plans (AMPs), collaborative asbestos resampling with accredited laboratories, certified asbestos removal, and responsible disposal through environmentally certified facilities. With a 100% dispensation success rate for developed AMPs, Normec Verifavia stands as a trusted partner for over 450 asbestos-related projects, including successful asbestos removal, disposal, and resampling activities. Utilizing their global network of specialists, shipowners can ensure regulatory compliance, safety, and cost-effectiveness in asbestos handling.
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Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral known for its insulating and fire-resistant properties, which poses a severe threat to maritime safety. Although a global ban on its use is in place, many vessels built before 2011 still contain asbestos, which can potentially harm the crew, passengers, and the environment. Fortunately, with proper asbestos handling measures, shipowners can efficiently manage this risk while ensuring compliance with regulations.  

 
  1. Expert guidance: Our Hazmat specialists provide comprehensive support throughout the entire process.  
  2. Regulatory compliance: We ensure that your vessel complies with all international and flag-state regulations.  
  3. Cost-effectiveness: We optimize your asbestos management strategy for maximum cost savings.  
  4. Global reach: Our network of experts is available at major trading routes worldwide.  

Asbestos exposure can cause severe respiratory illnesses, including mesothelioma and lung cancer, and is listed as a carcinogen by the World Health Organization. The International Maritime Organization recognizes this threat and has implemented strict regulations through the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS).