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Orlando Towers Declared Safe For Public Use By The Nioh
National Health Laboratory ServiceRef: https://www.nhls.ac.za/orlando-towers-declared-safe-for-public-use-by-the-nioh/
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The document reports that the National Institute for Occupational Health (NIOH), a division of NHLS, conducted a risk assessment and declared Orlando Towers safe for public use due to concerns about asbestos cement pipes remaining in the towers. It states the NIOH made recommendations and concluded there are no health risks posed under the assessed conditions. The page is aNHLS news post dated September 13, 2010, with additional references and site navigation information.
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Orlando Towers declared safe for public use
Members of the public may use Orlando Towers; the NIOH declared them safe after assessing concerns about asbestos cement pipes remaining in the towers and issuing recommendations.
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- The public
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- Use Orlando Towers as a member of the public; the document gives no separate application or booking process.
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https://www.nhls.ac.za/orlando-towers-declared-safe-for-public-use-by-the-nioh/
Key Takeaways
- organization: National Institute for Occupational Health (NIOH)
- organization: NHLS
- subject: Orlando Towers risk assessment
- conclusion: towers declared safe for public use
- reason: asbestos cement pipes risk assessment
- date: September 13, 2010
- location: Orlando Towers
- note: recommendations issued by NIOH