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Schools must notify the public about asbestos inspections

Under the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA), a school must notify the public about the asbestos inspection and the availability of the asbestos management plan for review.

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Overseeing Activities AHERA requires someone to oversee asbestos removal activities
Asbestos removal activities - Each school needs someone to oversee

Management Plan Schools need a management plan when dealing with asbestos
Having a management plan is important for asbestos school safety

Schools' Actions What actions AHERA requires schools to take regarding asbestos
Asbestos in School - Find out what actions AHERA required