Our Services

1. Free no obligation quotations
2. Free impartial advice and support on any asbestos related topic
3. Asbestos surveys in accordance with HSE guidance MDHS 100. All samples are sent to an independent, UKAS accredited laboratory for analysis.

• Type 1: This is the bare minimum needed to comply with the Regulations. It involves a visual inspection only of all accessible areas of the premises and scoring suspected materials on a "worst case" scenario, when they can not be visually identified.
• Type 2: This involves the same visual inspection together with the sampling and testing of suspect materials to prove the presence of asbestos fibres. This means that areas found not to contain asbestos are free from the restrictions otherwise placed on them by a Type 1 Survey.
• Type 3: This type of survey is required for all demolition contracts and major refurbishment projects and includes destructive testing of all suspect areas and materials, including any that are normally inaccessible. Designed to be used as the basis for tendering the removal of asbestos containing materials this survey does not assess the condition of the asbestos.

The type of survey required will depend on the individual circumstances of the client. At Asbestos UK we can advise you on the type of survey or combination of surveys most appropriate to your needs.

Following a survey we will provide you with a comprehensive, easy to understand report including risk assessments and recommendations advising you of the status of your asbestos and the appropriate action, if any, to take.

Full method statement available on request.

1. Management plans prepared to be site specific and comply with Regulation 4; a living, updateable document forming an integral part of the ongoing management of asbestos by prioritising remedial action and highlighting regular inspection.
2. Asbestos registers designed to provide instant recognition to the presence of asbestos by anyone likely to disturb it.
3. Re-inspection facility as part of the ongoing management process or when a change of use has occurred requiring a re-assessment of risk.
4. Labelling programmes designed to be instantly recognisable but unobtrusive.
5. Product encapsulation by trained staff using the latest industry products which impregnate and form a hard wearing surface.
6. Training programs from bespoke staff awareness training, management of asbestos, working with low-risk asbestos to a range of practical and guided surveying training days invaluable for those wishing to benefit from experienced asbestos surveyors and gain practical experience in preparation for submission of the field proficiency element of the BOHS P402 course.
7. Project management of remediation or removal projects including design, specification, competitive tendering, contract award & administration, project supervision and monitoring. Complete peace of mind that your project is carried out in a safe and cost effective manner.
8. Portfolio management for managing agents with large numbers of premises requiring a proportionate approach.