Our Asbestos division's team of innovative and forward thinking professionals are dedicated to providing a quality service through implementing a practical approach to dealing with the real and emotive issues created by the physical presence of asbestos. A small company, established in 2000, we have a friendly and personal approach to clients, building a good rapport and understanding of their needs.
An accurate and comprehensive survey undertaken by an experienced and qualified surveyor is the foundation on which a safe and sound asbestos management infrastructure is built. Our UKAS accreditation and compliance with HSE Guidance HSG264 ensures that our team conducts all surveys in a highly professional and competent manner. The BOHS P402 qualification or equivalent is the minimum qualification requirement for each surveyor.
Although not a legal requirement, it is preferred that the analyst is employed by the building owner or occupier for site clearance certification as this avoids any conflict of interest and also enables an independent party to be involved in resolving any problems that may arise during the clearance process.
An accurate and comprehensive survey undertaken by an experienced and qualified surveyor is the foundation on which a safe and sound asbestos management infrastructure is built. Our UKAS accreditation and compliance with HSE Guidance HSG264 ensures that our team conducts all surveys in a highly professional and competent manner. The BOHS P402 qualification or equivalent is the minimum qualification requirement for each surveyor.
Although not a legal requirement, it is preferred that the analyst is employed by the building owner or occupier for site clearance certification as this avoids any conflict of interest and also enables an independent party to be involved in resolving any problems that may arise during the clearance process.
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Whether for the public or private sector, our experienced and skilled team will conduct and provide a comprehensive survey and risk assessment, together with recommendations for dealing with the presence of asbestos, thus assuring safety within the home or business environment.
Our surveys include a detailed report with photographs of the areas inspected/sampled and a site plan showing item locations.
Risk assessments and recommendations are included within the report.
Our highly experienced analysts are provided with fully fitted and operational mobile laboratories to ensure that a high standard of service is provided to our clients.
Our surveys include a detailed report with photographs of the areas inspected/sampled and a site plan showing item locations.
Risk assessments and recommendations are included within the report.
Our highly experienced analysts are provided with fully fitted and operational mobile laboratories to ensure that a high standard of service is provided to our clients.
Regulation 4 of the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 (L143) details the duty to manage asbestos in non-domestic premises and who the duty holder should be.
The Regulations set out your legal duties and the ACOP and guidance give practical advice on how to comply with those requirements.
The Regulations give minimum standards for protecting employees from risks associated with exposure to asbestos.
Asbestos is a naturally occurring fibrous material which was regularly used in buildings from the 1950s until the late 1990s.
The Regulations set out your legal duties and the ACOP and guidance give practical advice on how to comply with those requirements.
The Regulations give minimum standards for protecting employees from risks associated with exposure to asbestos.
Asbestos is a naturally occurring fibrous material which was regularly used in buildings from the 1950s until the late 1990s.
To provide accurate information on the location, amount and condition of asbestos containing materials (ACMs).
To assess the level of damage or deterioration in the ACMs and whether remedial action is required.
To use the survey information to prepare a record of the location of any asbestos, commonly called an asbestos register, * and an asbestos plan of the building(s).
An accurate and comprehensive survey undertaken by an experienced and qualified surveyor is the foundation on which a safe and sound asbestos management infrastructure is built.
To assess the level of damage or deterioration in the ACMs and whether remedial action is required.
To use the survey information to prepare a record of the location of any asbestos, commonly called an asbestos register, * and an asbestos plan of the building(s).
An accurate and comprehensive survey undertaken by an experienced and qualified surveyor is the foundation on which a safe and sound asbestos management infrastructure is built.
CWE Services Ltd is UKAS accredited to carry out air monitoring and four stage clearances in accordance with HSE guidance (HSG248).
Although not a legal requirement, it is preferred that the analyst is employed by the building owner or occupier for site clearance certification as this avoids any conflict of interest and also enables an independent party to be involved in resolving any problems that may arise during the clearance process.
The analyst is responsible for completing site clearance certification and for issuing a certificate of reoccupation following HSE notifiable removal of ACMs.
Although not a legal requirement, it is preferred that the analyst is employed by the building owner or occupier for site clearance certification as this avoids any conflict of interest and also enables an independent party to be involved in resolving any problems that may arise during the clearance process.
The analyst is responsible for completing site clearance certification and for issuing a certificate of reoccupation following HSE notifiable removal of ACMs.
The main purpose of a management plan is to ensure so far as is reasonably practicable that no one can come to any harm from asbestos on the premises.
In particular, it is to prevent the inadvertent exposure to ACMs by workers who can disturb the fabric of the building during maintenance, refurbishment/repair, installation and related activities.
The management plan should be clear and unambiguous.
There needs to be clear lines of responsibility, with each person involved understanding their role.
In particular, it is to prevent the inadvertent exposure to ACMs by workers who can disturb the fabric of the building during maintenance, refurbishment/repair, installation and related activities.
The management plan should be clear and unambiguous.
There needs to be clear lines of responsibility, with each person involved understanding their role.
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