Preventis offers on-site asbestos services to complement our digital asbestos module, creating a complete Asbestos Management Program (AMP) designed to eliminate the risks associated with asbestos-containing materials (ACM).
Whether you need a digital platform to house your existing asbestos registry or a full-scale program implementation built from scratch, Preventis provides the tools and expertise to meet CNESST, Bill 121, and National Building Code standards.
Stop managing high-risk data with static PDFs and disconnected spreadsheets. Preventis allows building owners and safety managers to track, update, and share their asbestos inventory in real-time.
Learn MoreMaintain a centralized, sortable database of all ACM locations, friability levels, and material conditions across your facilities.
Attach official laboratory reports and high-resolution photos directly to specific room profiles, ensuring maintenance teams know exactly what they are looking at.
Frontline workers and external contractors can scan room-specific QR codes to instantly view the asbestos status before drilling, cutting, or renovating.
Yes. Our software workflows and consulting services are updated in real-time to reflect the latest legal requirements under the Regulation respecting occupational health and safety and Bill 121.
Absolutely. Preventis can migrate data from your existing laboratory PDF reports and Excel registries directly into the module to accelerate your digital transition.
Under current Canadian and Quebec law, the building owner or employer is legally responsible for maintaining an up-to-date asbestos registry. Preventis acts as your technical partner to ensure this responsibility is met accurately.
Yes. You can seamlessly integrate the Asbestos Module with our Work Permit system. This ensures contractors acknowledge the presence of asbestos before any work order is activated.
An asbestos inventory must be updated whenever new materials are identified, when ACM is removed, or at least every two years to assess the condition and degradation of remaining materials.
An asbestos survey is the initial inspection and sampling used to locate asbestos. The Asbestos Management Program (AMP) is the ongoing, operational plan used to manage those materials safely over time.
Inspections must be conducted by a "competent person" equipped with the necessary technical knowledge and certified training to identify hazardous materials and evaluate their risk level.
No. Software is an administrative tool used to store, track, and manage the data collected during a physical inspection. It ensures your data is actionable and compliant, but physical on-site sampling is still legally required.