Asbestos Disposal Skip Bin Guide
Everything you need to know about asbestos skip bin disposal
Asbestos is a regulated hazardous material that requires strict handling and disposal procedures across Australia. Improper disposal poses serious health and legal risks. Licensed asbestos skip bins ensure safe and compliant removal. This guide explains what qualifies as asbestos waste and the restrictions involved.
What CAN Go In
Bonded Asbestos Sheeting
Non-friable asbestos materials
Fibro Panels
Asbestos-containing boards
Roofing Sheets
Asbestos cement roofing
What CANNOT Go In
General Household Waste
Use a household clutter bin instead
Construction Waste (Bricks, Concrete, Timber)
Use a construction waste bin
Steel or Scrap Metal
Use a steel waste bin
Soil or Dirt
Not accepted in asbestos bins
Food or Liquid Waste
Organic food waste and any liquids
Hazardous Chemicals
Other than approved asbestos material
Medical Waste
Syringes, pharmaceuticals, clinical waste
Wet Concrete or Slurry
Polystyrene or Insulation Panels
Foam and insulation materials
Hot Ash
Important Notice
All asbestos must be double-wrapped in 200-micron plastic and clearly labelled in accordance with EPA regulations. Failure to comply may result in collection refusal and legal penalties.
Tips for Efficient Waste Disposal
Use Licensed Professionals
Required for friable asbestos.
Seal Correctly
Double wrap and tape securely.
Label Clearly
Follow state regulations.
Do Not Break Sheets
Minimise fibre release.
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