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Regarding BRC what should be the roof fabrication standard?

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Hi , We got a new warehouse and I am working on it. 

The external part of the roof is asbestos and inside part is plastic panels along the roof  in a good standard with no risk of foreign body . Do I need to get another layer of panel fitted or the main roof will be fine for BRC standard 

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Hi , We got a new warehouse and I am working on it. 

The external part of the roof is asbestos and inside part is plastic panels along the roof  in a good standard with no risk of foreign body . Do I need to get another layer of panel fitted or the main roof will be fine for BRC standard 

 

BRC requires you to comply with legislation and eliminate any risks to product.

 

'The 2012 Control of Asbestos Regulations state that owners of non-domestic buildings (e.g., factories and offices) have a "duty to manage" asbestos on the premises by making themselves aware of its presence and ensuring the material does not deteriorate, removing it if necessary.'

 

Regards,

 

Tony

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