
Most procedures are very similar, but some provinces require special training to deal with asbestos. Searching the keyword "asbestos" on your provincial government's website should easily lead you to the correct information.
Unfortunately, illness caused by asbestos exposure usually doesn't show any symptoms until there's a serious problem. If you work in an environment with a higher risk of exposure, it's recommended to take regular lung X-rays sometimes as much as once a year to monitor your health and catch any illness at its earliest stage. Your regular physician might suffice, but a respirologists or pulmonologists or someone who does occupational medicine might be better versed in the risks of asbestos exposure.
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