Before you renovate
A safety-first starting point for older homes: when to stop, what not to disturb and when competent testing or advice is needed.
Take the safety quiz →
Call 027 549 5969NZAAG guidance hub
Practical New Zealand-focused guidance for homeowners, duty holders, property professionals, trades and the asbestos industry.
These resources support safer decisions but do not identify asbestos or replace a site-specific survey, laboratory analysis, licensed assessment or professional advice.
Resource library
Start with your role or situation. NZAAG will continue to add practical templates, guidance, webinar recordings and industry updates here.
A safety-first starting point for older homes: when to stop, what not to disturb and when competent testing or advice is needed.
Take the safety quiz →Request practical starter templates to help record known or suspected asbestos, assign actions and keep the plan under review.
Request the template pack →Use the project checklist to ask the right questions about registers, surveys, scope, competence, containment, clearance and waste disposal.
Request the checklist →A six-hour, expert-led course with a workbook and certificate. Group discounts are available for six or more delegates.
View the course →Share your experience of awareness support, supervisor capability and the changes that would strengthen asbestos safety.
Have your say →Practical guidance, regulatory developments, industry intelligence and recognition of people raising professional standards.
Explore the EZINE →Annual benchmark
NZAAG is developing an evidence-led annual report bringing together industry experience, recurring risks, capability gaps and practical priorities for safer asbestos management.
The first report will draw on anonymised Industry Voice responses and engagement across the sector.
Contribute to the evidence →Professional network
Contribute professional experience to practical guidance and industry priorities.
Stay connected through updates, briefings, webinars and networking opportunities.
Participate in member communications, the EZINE and initiatives promoting competent practice.
Receive updates on sponsorship, collaboration and future industry job-board opportunities.
Can’t find the answer?
Tell us what you have found, the property or workplace involved and the work being considered. We will help you identify the safest next step.