Photocopy of a seven page A3 report, stapled in the top left hand corner titled "Asbestos under smoker as at 28 June 1989" - with hand written updates to early 1990. Lists tram number, depot, status, and notes."Trams - Asbestos Removal Status" (1990)"trams, tramways, preston workshops, asbestos

Block C of Vermont Secondary College will be removed as it contains asbestos and replaced by a new permanent modular building costing $4.87 million.Block C of Vermont Secondary College will be removed as it contains asbestos and replaced by a new permanent modular building costing $4.87 million.school buildings, vermont secondary college, asbestos

Set of five reports concerning Asbestos in Public Transport Corporation facilities and rolling stock. All printed on A4 sheets, bound with white comb binding with clear plastic covers and blue stippled blue rear covers. .1 - "Identification of Asbestos Materials in Suburban Substations" -contains documents dated from 1986 to 1991 listing the work done on substations. Approx 50 pages. .2 - "Asbestos Register - Suburban Trains / Trams" - c1992 - approx. 25 pages. .3 - "Identification of Asbestos Materials in Country Cars" - c1990 - approx. 150 pages. .4 - "Asbestos Register - Station, Tram Depots, Maintenance Depot - Book 1 of 2" - 1992-1995, approx. 150 pages. .5 - ditto, book 2 of 2 - 1996 - 1997 - approx. 150 pages.trams, tramways, ptc, asbestos, tram depot, tramcars, substation

Reports on asbestos found at Banyule Council-run Joyce Avenue Children's Centre in October 2013. There was no risk to the public.News clipping, black and red text.asbestos, joyce avenue child care centre greensborough, banyule city council

Small travelling iron with stand. Also known as a 'Goffering' iron or 'Sad Iron'. The iron is in three parts - a base plate on which to place the hot iron - the top which consists of a handle, skirt, and locking device for the centre of the iron which placed on a fuel stove to heat. The core of this iron is asbestos.Patented - May 20 1900|Asbestosdomestic items, irons, personal effects, travel goods

Coloured photograph of the Council offices of the City of Nunawading c 1968. The 'open plan' of the offices was a concept of the late 1960's. A note on the back of the photo explains the two red crosses which indicate that there is asbestos in the ceiling panels and the plantercity of nunawading - offices, open plan offices, asbestos

Dangers of asbestos. With especial coverage of the La Trobe Valley.Workplace health and safety - La Trobe Valley.Book; paperback.ballarat trades and labour council, btlc, ballarat trades hall, unions ballarat, occupational health and safety, asbestos, state electricity commission - la trobe valley

Elliptical shape metal with pointy ends. The lower part of the shape extends about 5mm out all the way around the iron. It has a hole going through the metal (used to join handle to the iron)Asbestos Sad Iron 72-Biron, asbestos, clothing, house-keeping

This iron was used by women to press the clothes from the mid 19th century. Coal embers were put inside, heating the base of the iron. Small bellows could be used to fire up the embers in order to keep the iron hot.This item is significant as it represents the appliances used by women from the mid 19th century until the advent of electricity.Brass iron with hinged lid, curved funnel and wooden handle with asbestos standdomestic object, iron, laundry, appliance

These records, plans, maps and documentation revolve around the Soldiers Memorial Institute Pall Mall Bendigo. (Now Bendigo Military Museum) This sequence of events regarding works begins in 2009 and goes through to 2015.It can be broken up into Phase 1 (P1) ongoing Works and Phase 2 (P2) Redevelopment/Revitalisation as one followed the other and overlapped. The following list by date/year is a very brief outline of the discussions, meetings, planning and works completed. October 2009 P1. Asbestos Audit carried out. 2010 P1. First assessments of Asbestos in the Office, Foyer, Passage & Meeting room. Asbestos was removed from the Men’s toilet. This would also include a new Trap door over the Mine situated under the Billiard room. 11.10.2011 P1. New trap door installed in the Billiard room. 15.10.2011 P1. Mine is checked with ground penetrating Radar. June 2011 P1. Asbestos removal in the kitchen. (Not in use) Following on : Asbestos in the Meeting room & Passage is clear, carpet in the Office to come up, asbestos removal in the Women’s toilets. Structural damage to the front wall of the Office and Fireplace wall, false ceiling in the office (refer Cat No 8218) At this point a group being CoGB Property Manager, Heritage, Contractors, Museum Curator/Chairman Sub Committee Peter Ball (C/C) RSL Secretary Paul Penno, RSL Club Manager Erik & Maiintenance Ken to be involved. C/C Peter to Co Ordinate a time line of works, Museum closures and draw up basic plans for Office upgrade. 1.9.2011 P1. Due to Office walls damage talks decided to upgrade the Office, the room is stripped and the false ceiling comes down. 15.9.2011 P1. Foyer, asbestos tiles removed. 20.9.2011 P1. Floor and timber finish approved by Property Manager. Some works being done in the kitchen. Phase 2 beginnings. P2. During 2011 the Sec RSL Paul discussed with C/C Peter a broader upgrade of the entire building with emphasis on the Rear Fibro addition which incorporated the stage, toilets and storage. Sec Paul, Pres Cliff Richards, C/C Peter met to form a plan forward. 20.10.2011 P2. Letter to C of GB regarding this phase and request for a meeting. 22.11.2011 P2. Meeting between 2 x C o GB and Sec Paul, Pres Cliff, C/C Peter RSL. C/C Peter to draw up a Dot point plan. 23.11.2011 P1. Office is completed enough to move in. 2.1.2012 P1. Works in the kitchen had begun but now to be fully gutted. 20.2.2012 P1. C/C Peter to draw up a basic plan of kitchen for use by the Museum/RSL. Mid July 2012 PI. Kitchen completed enough for use. 23.10.2012 P2. Meeting with C of GB and 3 x Museum to draw up a Business plan, a new Conservation Management Plan (CMP), $ commitment discussed. 10.12.2012 P2. Facilitator Murray Poustie RSL Historian, C/C Peter and 2 x Museum Sub Committee Marg Andrea and John Young to put together a business plan. 4.1.2013 P2. New CMP arrives, number of issues with. 15.1.2013 P2. Meeting with C of GB, Heritage, C/C Peter and M Poustie re corrections CMP. 16.1.2013 P2. First meeting of Museum group with basic plans put together. 23.1.2013 P2. Second meeting of Museum group, alterations made. 30.1.2023 P2. New CMP arrives. 7.2.2013 P1. Final Kitchen finished with Air con installed. 8.2.2013 P2. Plans adopted by Museum group. 13.2.2013 P2. Plans put to Bendigo RSL. 15.3.2013 P2. Plans updated with meeting between C/C Peter, Sec Paul, Pres Cliff, Manager Erik, forwarded to Council. 26.3.2013 P2. Scope of planning arrives back from C of GB. August 2013 P2. New Working group formed, Sec Paul, C/C Peter, Sub/comm member John. Meeting with Ian Ross & 1 SED & W/Group to develope the Business plan further, one item that no works to be done before 1.1.2016 due to 2015 being Centenary of Anzac. A 2nd meeting a week later. P1. At this point the Rotunda was not part of the initial process 23.9.2013 P1. Inspection of the North front wall by C of GB, Heritage & C/C Peter. Asbestos sample taken & positive. Water damage/cracks as in Office Walls. 11.10.2013 P1. C of GB, Heritage have another look at Rotunda. No works before to be done until the dryer months. 11.10.2013 P2. First meeting with Concept planners Lovell Chen x 3, Council x 3, Heritage x 2, SED x 1 & Museum x 3 group. Introductory meeting so all up to date, Museum walk through. 12.11.2013 P2. 2nd meeting of the above with draft proposals of extension upgrade of SMI presented. 18.12.2013 P2. 3rd meeting with above, number of small changes made. 2014 P2. Sec Paul, Pres Cliff, C/C Peter met with full Council to put the case to them. 2014 P1. Meeting with Council, Contractors, C/C Peter re Rotunda maintenance, asbestos removal to be on 30.5.2014 to fit in with current Museum Bookings. 4.11.2014 P2. An Orientation day was held for prospective detailed Planning. 11.11.2014, C/C Peter met with C of GB group to choose the tender for the final detailed drawings, Lovell Chen chosen, to be finalised by April 2015. 20.1.2015 P2. Bore holes drilled at rear of SMI re possible below ground structure. 18.2.2015 P2 1st meeting of Working group, 4 x Lovell Chen, various Council departments x 10, Museum x 3, Art Gallery x 1. 17.3.2015 P2. 2nd meeting of W/Group, a meeting with SED and SED presentation to the RSL. 5.5.2015 P2. 3rd meeting of the W/group with latest plans & possibly final. 4.6.2015 P2. 4th meeting of the W/group, planning permit & Heritage applications will now go ahead. On paper still 2 years planning & 4 years construction. P1. The Rotunda completed with new membrane and touch up painting. 30.6.2015 P2. Final meeting of W/group, from now on just planning, approvals, Heritage & Public objections. Fund raising to begin. Further to this scope. 3.8.2015 P2. Sec Paul & C/C Peter put the plans to Committee BDRSL and are approved. 5.8.2015 P2. Plans signed by Sec Paul and forwarded to C of GB Council. .1) Occupational Health and Safety Report re Asbestos in the Soldiers Memorial Institute Hall Pall Mall Bendigo for the City of Greater Bendigo - prepared by “Safety Systems PTY LTD Bendigo - October 2009”. 55 pages double sided, all print in B & W. .2) Correspondence, 80 pages A4 dated 20.10.2011 to 23.12.2013, letters, emails, plans, maps, fund raising relating to Phase 2. Items involve, RSL, C of GB, Heritage, SED, Political Parties, Government. .3) .4) Conservation Management plans Returned Soldiers Memorial Hall Pall Mall Bendigo, both 65 pages, A4, Colour and B & W, contains Contents, maps, diagrams, charts, photos put together by "Context PTY LTD Brunswick Victoria. .3) Draft copy dated 19.12.2012, has green Texta markings throughout and biro notes. .4) Final report with corrections dated 24.1.2013. .5) .6) Soldiers Memorial Institute Museum Business Plan, January 2013, A4 17 pages, In Colour & B & W, contents, maps and planning. .5) Revised edition in plastic insert folder. .6) Revised edition for presentation purposes. .7) .8) Business Planning documents by Ian Ross SED Advisory 2013. .7) Business Plan A4, B & W, 12 pages, copy of the initial plan dated 19.8.2013. .8) Bendigo Soldiers Memorial Institute Museum Business Plan December 2013, updated presentation version, plastic covers, A4, Colour & B & W, 31 pages, covers, Vision, Priorities, strategic actions/interventions, action/outcome plan. Appendix A, Appendix B. Photos, plans, potential funding and where from. .9) Letter, documents, drawing relating to the replacement of the Balcony Membrane of the Soldiers Memorial Institute. The letter is 4 pages from Meagan, Heritage C of GB to Sec Paul, C/C Peter regarding the replacement of the Membrane dated 18.2.2014. 15 pages of Membrane works prepared by Lovell Chen to be carried out, dated 14.2.2014. The drawing shows the detail of how the replacement will be. .10) Photographs of the Soldiers memorial Institute (55), taken during phase 2, A4, colour showing external walls and roofing and damage, internal taken in the loft, all rooms, damage to areas. .11) Three folders, spiral bound, plastic covers, Colour and B & W images, the 3 front pages are all different. Contents are plans, sketches, proposals, from Demolition maps to final specifications. Folder 1. 11 pages, one sided dated December 2013, Lovell Chen. Folder 2. 14 pages, one sided dated December 2014, Lovel Chen. Folder 3. 21 pages, one sided dated December 2104 and May 2015, Lovel Chen.brsl, smirsl, restoration, asbestos, business, plans, conservation

Small round electric iron with a wooden handle and possibly asbestos along top of iron.Prometheus, British Manufacture 6.6 Amps 50 Volts No 69732.domestic items, irons

Oval shaped metal iron marked Asbestos Sad Iron 72-A with a hole on both sides to take a handle.domestic equipment, laundering, iron, estate of e sherman

Oval shaped metal iron marked Asbestos Sad Iron 72-B with hole on both sides to take a handle.domestic equipment, laundering, iron, edstate of e. sherman

Tin Helmet was donated by Returned Servicemans League, Mitcham Sub-Branch, upon closure of this Sub-BranchBrown coloured metal helmet, domed top with medium sized brim, has inner lining of fabric and leather chin strap. World War I vintage. Inner lining fabric deteriorating. NEEDS TO BE ASSESSED FOR ASBESTOS IN LININGuniforms, army

Found in the G. W. Duncan collection donated to the Mission to Seafarers in 2017 see also comments on manufacturing history. This particular company was associated with the use of asbestos.Mariner Duncan had a particular regard for the Mission to Seafarers. A plate for display on a commissioned new table at the MTSV chapel acknowledges his bequest and the material donated. Collectively the G W Duncan material includes: photographs, professional data memorabilia and written and commercially printed resources. The memorabilia relates to his career at sea and in particular the role of an engineer, including a handwritten manual of notes and references relating to the mechanical and engineering aspects and areas of responsibility for maintenance. White cover multipage commercially printed promotional brochure or booklet with ochre line graphic and black printing on white ground. Features small logo integrated with lettering between Jointless and Firebrick. There is a typed name and address of recipient / owner in lower left corner.Typed address: G.W. Duncan esq / Fifth Mechanical Engineer / ...Docks / Liverpoolplibrico, firebricks, coal fired engines, george winfield duncan (1922-2017), ship engineer, s.s. athenic, liverpool

The Harris trains operated in Melbourne 1956-1988. They were full of asbestos and were taken out of service, wrapped in plastic and buried in land fill near ClaytonDigital TIFF file Scan of 35mm Kodak Safety 5063 black and white transparencyharris (blue) train, eltham, silver street, overpass

This document presents the findings of a hazardous material survey conducted at the Fortuna Facility in Bendigo in August 1996. The Survey Objective was to Assess the presence, location, type, and condition of hazardous materials—specifically asbestos-containing materials, synthetic mineral fibre products, and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)—and provide recommendations to minimize health and safety risks. Buildings 8, 10, 16, 16A, 16B, and 18, including associated structures, were examined. Asbestos-Containing Materials: Located in cement sheet, moulded cement vents, vinyl floor tiles, fibrous board, and electrical switchboards. Generally present a negligible or low exposure risk if left undisturbed. Removal is only recommended if maintenance, refurbishment, or demolition will disturb these materials. Fibrous asbestos board in the south ceiling space of Building 16 should be removed as soon as practicable.S ynthetic Mineral Fibre Products: Found in pipe, duct, and ceiling insulation. Pose negligible exposure risk under normal occupancy. Any work involving these fibres should comply with the National Standard and Code of Practice for Safe Use of Synthetic Mineral Fibre (1990). Older fluorescent light fittings and electrical transformers may contain PCBs. PCBs are hazardous due to their chemical properties and potential health risks. Recommendations Asbestos: Remove only if disturbance is likely, except for the specific board in Building 16, which should be removed promptly. Follow national safety standards during any work that may disturb these materials. PCBs: Be aware of potential presence in older electrical equipment and manage accordingly. The survey was conducted in accordance with Victorian Occupational Health and Safety (Asbestos) Regulations 1992. The document also includes appendices with general information and analytical results related to asbestos and synthetic mineral fibres.Hazardous Material Survey Fortuna Facility Bendigo, work performed for Carson Group Pty Ltd by Kilpatrick and Associates Pty Ltd, Occupational Hygeine and Ergonomics Consultants, 239 Bay Street, Brighton, 3186 This Document Contains the following Items: 11231.3b This document presents the findings of a hazardous material survey conducted at the Fortuna Facility in Bendigo in August 1996. The first four pages are copied here. 11231.3a Front Cover The document is coloured, bound with "Spiralex" and type-written. It contains 25 pages. bendigo, fortuna villa, history, army survey regiment

This style of mask was developed in Britain and began to appear from the 1930s, though original models may have been produced in the 1920s. Various patents for this style of mask were still being filed in the 1960s, so they were used for a considerable period of time. It is possible that the original filter pads for these masks contained asbestos, as they supposedly utilised 'fire proof' materials. Asbestos was already in use in other British respirator masks at this time. Original cataloguing information believed this item to be an eye shield, but further research has indicated that this is not the case.Mask consists of a metal plate designed to cover the lower half of the face. There is a recess along the top edge of the plate designed for the nose to sit in. There is a large oblong opening with rounded corners at the centre of the mask, which is a mouth opening to assist speech and is the main air intake. There are five round holes on either side of the mask, likely included to decrease the mask's breathing resistance for the wearer. Rounded slots at each edge of the mask are threaded through with an elastic strap, used for attaching the mask to the face. This mask would have been used with a filtering pad attached, but the pad is missing.

View from driver's cabin The Harris trains operated in Melbourne 1956-1988. They were full of asbestos and were taken out of service, wrapped in plastic and buried in land fill near Clayton Digital TIFF file Scan of 35mm Ilford FP4 black and white transparencyhurstbridge railway station, harris (blue) train

This image appeared in Lakes Post 21 May 1995Black and white photograph of Pecks fish processing factory on Bullock Island, during demolition. It shows a building clad with asbestos cement sheets, and a partly demolished brick tower, enclosed by cyclone wire fence and gates with eight warning signs attached. Health and safety issues were paramount during demolition. Lakes Entrance Victoriafishing industry, buildings

Black and white photograph of the remains of Pecks fish processing factory after removal of hazardous asbestos sheet cladding. This factory was situated on Bullock Island for over twenty years. Photo shows crane removing steel truss from building, cyclone wire fence surrounds site, three warning signs on fence. Lakes Entrance Victoria fishing industry, safety

Ernest, Alfred, and Otto Wunderlich founded the Wunderlich company in Sydney in 1885. The company expanded into Melbourne with a showroom located in Queen Street, Melbourne. The North Sunshine factory on McIntyre Road opened in 1927 producing glazed terracotta tiles, faience cladding, and later asbestos‑based products including Durabestos sheets and pipes. In 1969, CSR purchased Wunderlich. In 1977 CSR sold the Sunshine site to James Hardie. The factory closed down in 1983. The site was then redeveloped into the Westend Market Hotel and Dan Murphy’s. In the mid‑2010s, a cluster of mesothelioma cases among North Sunshine residents was linked to historical asbestos exposure from the factory.The Sunshine Wunderlich factory was one of Melbourne’s major interwar industrial employers. It contributed to Sunshine’s identity as a manufacturing hub alongside the H.V. McKay / Massey Ferguson Sunshine Harvester Works. This small book records only a very small number of employees who worked at the factory. The list was put together by former Wunderlich employee Walter "Wally" O'Brien.Front - T/Cotta Wunderlich Staff 1st Page Don Forte, Silvio, Tich Johnon, Sebastian Granata, Fred Willaton, Jack Lewis, George Griggs (Greigs), Ben George Simon, Whisky (Not Wally), Priot Albert Willaton (Son of Fred), Albert Elllingson (Killed on train disaster is his Grand Father)wunderlich, mcintyre road, sunshine north

The Harris blue electric trains were introduced in c1955 and followed the 'Red Rattlers'. They had a long life and were named after Norman Charles Harris, Chairman of Commissioners of the Victorian Railways, between 1940 and 1950. The first 30 7-carriage trains, known as the first series, were constructed in the United Kingdom by Gloucester Railway Carriage and Wagon Company, and delivered between 1956 and 1959. Another 30, the second series, were built by Martin & King in Melbourne, and delivered between 1961 and 1967. The trains had either two or three sets of hand-operated dual sliding doors per carriage side. Later they were fitted with power doors. Initially, until late 1978, the interiors were split into smoking and no-smoking compartments. In 1978 smoking on trains was abolished. Carriages were also designated as First or Second class until 1958, when one class travel was introduced. they had florescent lights but no heating. Most of the early carriages did not have end doors and gangways between carriages, but safety concerns led these being incorporated in the sets delivered from mid-1966. With the exceptions of the last few carriages built, all Harris trains contained asbestos insulation. The first sets contained blue asbestos, and the later sets contained white asbestos in the linings for insulation of noise and temperature. Due to the presence of asbestos, they began to be withdrawn from the mid-1980s and most were disposed of in the 1990s, by being buried at Talbot Quarry in Clayton, some having been wrapped in plastic. No original Harris trailer cars remain. A coloured photograph of a blue Harris electric train heading towards Surrey Hills station from Mont Albert station. The electricity sub-station and Lorne Parade are on the RHS of the photo and Beresford Street on the LHS. The grey, smoggy appearance of the sky suggests a winter's morning.surrey hills, trains, lorne parade, beresford street, norman charles harris, gloucester railway carriage and wagon company, martin & king, talbot quarry, harris blue train

City bound passengers have departed on the train and school children who have arrived on the train leave the station. The Harris trains operated in Melbourne 1956-1988. They were full of asbestos and were taken out of service, wrapped in plastic and buried in land fill near ClaytonDigital TIFF file Scan of 35mm Kodak Safety 5063 black and white transparencyharris (blue) train, montmorency railway station