Sterling Technical Services Ltd provides experienced and qualified Asbestos and Statutory Compliance Surveyors for both Commercial and Private Clients covering the South West of England at a competitive price. The Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations, (C.A.W.R.) requires Business Owners, Property Landlords, a duty to manage asbestos containing materials within the premises.
Asbestos Management, demolition / refurbishment surveys previously known as Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3 surveys carried out as detailed under HSG 264 ( Previously MDHS 100) we can provide the survey report, the asbestos register and advice fulfilling the acts requirements. The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires Business Owners, Property Landlords etc, to carry out a fire risk assessment.
Our experienced surveyors can provide a detailed survey together with recommendations to reduce the risk so that you can comply with the orders requirements. Whilst the wheelchair user is the most obvious there are many more disabilities which should be taken into account.
Asbestos Management, demolition / refurbishment surveys previously known as Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3 surveys carried out as detailed under HSG 264 ( Previously MDHS 100) we can provide the survey report, the asbestos register and advice fulfilling the acts requirements. The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires Business Owners, Property Landlords etc, to carry out a fire risk assessment.
Our experienced surveyors can provide a detailed survey together with recommendations to reduce the risk so that you can comply with the orders requirements. Whilst the wheelchair user is the most obvious there are many more disabilities which should be taken into account.
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I've been told that I need an asbestos register what is that?
What do I need to do with the register?
Who needs an asbestos register?
I rent a shop.
Should my landlord hold the register?
Why is a plan provided?
Can I do the job myself?
How long does the register/survey last?
Do I need one every year?
I think I have some asbestos in the building.
Do I need to have it removed?
What happens if you recommend removal?
How do you test for asbestos?
What are samples and why do you need them?
How many samples do you take?
What do I need to do with the register?
Who needs an asbestos register?
I rent a shop.
Should my landlord hold the register?
Why is a plan provided?
Can I do the job myself?
How long does the register/survey last?
Do I need one every year?
I think I have some asbestos in the building.
Do I need to have it removed?
What happens if you recommend removal?
How do you test for asbestos?
What are samples and why do you need them?
How many samples do you take?
The Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations, (C.A.W.R.) requires Business Owners, Property Landlords, a duty to manage asbestos containing materials within the premises.
Asbestos removal is not usually needed.
In most cases, provided the existence and position is recorded, warnings displayed and is in a safe condition, registers are maintained with details available to any occupier, or contractor working in the premises the law is complied with.
For Private House Owners or a Prospective Purchasers whilst it is not a legal requirement the same benefits apply.
Asbestos removal is not usually needed.
In most cases, provided the existence and position is recorded, warnings displayed and is in a safe condition, registers are maintained with details available to any occupier, or contractor working in the premises the law is complied with.
For Private House Owners or a Prospective Purchasers whilst it is not a legal requirement the same benefits apply.
This is the minimum survey as required by Law.
A register is required which details any materials used in the property that may contain asbestos.
The rule is that unless the surveyor is certain that an item does not contain asbestos then they must presume it does.
While complying with the law, it can be considered worse than useless for you will get charged by a contractor, or prospective purchaser on the basis that the material is asbestos.
For a very modest extra cost of the sampled (Type 2) at 12 (No VAT) per sample these presumed asbestos items will be tested.
A register is required which details any materials used in the property that may contain asbestos.
The rule is that unless the surveyor is certain that an item does not contain asbestos then they must presume it does.
While complying with the law, it can be considered worse than useless for you will get charged by a contractor, or prospective purchaser on the basis that the material is asbestos.
For a very modest extra cost of the sampled (Type 2) at 12 (No VAT) per sample these presumed asbestos items will be tested.
The Disability Discrimination Act 2005 applies to all employers and persons who provide a service to the public, except for the Armed Forces.
Use the link for further details.
The purpose is to ascertain the suitability of the premises for use by employees, customers and visitors who suffer from a disability as defined by the act.
There are around ten million disabled people in the UK.
Many impairments are hidden - epilepsy, diabetes and mental ill health to name but a few, more obvious are deaf or poor hearing, Blind or poor sight/colour contrast.
Use the link for further details.
The purpose is to ascertain the suitability of the premises for use by employees, customers and visitors who suffer from a disability as defined by the act.
There are around ten million disabled people in the UK.
Many impairments are hidden - epilepsy, diabetes and mental ill health to name but a few, more obvious are deaf or poor hearing, Blind or poor sight/colour contrast.
During 2006, the introduction of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 took place.
This introduced significant changes to the way fire authorities will enforce the law from 2006 and all commercial property owners or tenants will need to be aware of the changes.
Previously commercial properties had a duty to be carrying out fire risk assessments.
But didn't because they possessed a fire certificate and therefore felt this was sufficient.
With the introduction of the new regulations from 2006 the fire certificates will be withdrawn, and the fire authorities will begin a process of checking that suitable and sufficient risk assessments are being carried out.
This introduced significant changes to the way fire authorities will enforce the law from 2006 and all commercial property owners or tenants will need to be aware of the changes.
Previously commercial properties had a duty to be carrying out fire risk assessments.
But didn't because they possessed a fire certificate and therefore felt this was sufficient.
With the introduction of the new regulations from 2006 the fire certificates will be withdrawn, and the fire authorities will begin a process of checking that suitable and sufficient risk assessments are being carried out.
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