> If we can safely work with trans-uranic compounds and things like hydrofluoric acid, we can safely work with asbestos. 'We'? Certainly some highly-competent

> If we can safely work with trans-uranic compounds and things like hydrofluoric acid, we can safely work with asbestos. 'We'? Certainly some highly-competent people can be trusted. But 'we'? Have you seen an average Builders in Britain? Have you witnessed the level of training of the tradesmen, the level of not not giving a flying **, and the level of cost cutting and skirting of regulations from the management? I've seen walls that aren't straight, windows installed upside down, insulation that it outright missing - the wall was just empty. Just this week my wife was closing 'professionally installed" blinds and the mechanism fell off the ceiling and hit her on the head - the moron was too lazy to install the retaining screws. These are not people that should be trusted with anything more dangerous than a nail gun. maybe not even that. They behave like Javascript developers!