Types of Asbestos Surveys Available
Let’s talk about the different types of asbestos surveys that are available. These include the management survey, refurbishment/ demolition survey, and reinspection survey. Each type serves a specific purpose in assessing and managing asbestos risks in different settings.
Management Survey
When conducting asbestos surveys, our team at Astech Environmental offers various surveys, including the management survey. This survey is essential for identifying and managing asbestos-containing materials in buildings.
The management survey aims to locate any potential ACMs that could be disturbed during a building’s average occupancy or maintenance. It involves a thorough inspection of the premises, sampling of suspected materials, and assessment of their condition.
The survey report will detail the location, extent, and condition of any ACMs found, providing recommendations for their management or removal. By conducting a management survey, building owners can fulfil their legal obligation to manage asbestos risks and ensure the safety of occupants and workers.
Refurbishment/ Demolition Survey
During our surveys at Astech Environmental, we offer a vital type of inspection known as the refurbishment/ demolition survey. This survey is crucial before any refurbishment or demolition work occurs to identify and manage asbestos-containing materials that may be disturbed during construction.
Our knowledgeable surveyors thoroughly inspect the premises, including inaccessible areas, to find any asbestos-containing materials present. The survey report gives detailed information on the location, type, and condition of asbestos within the building, guaranteeing that appropriate safety measures are implemented to safeguard workers and occupants.
Reinspection Survey
Our comprehensive asbestos surveying and sampling options includes a crucial type of inspection known as the reinspection survey, ensuring ongoing compliance and safety for our clients at Astech Environmental.
The reinspection survey involves revisiting previously surveyed areas to assess the condition of known or presumed asbestos-containing materials. This type of survey is essential for monitoring the condition of asbestos over time and identifying any deterioration or damage that may pose a risk to occupants.
By conducting regular reinspection surveys, we can help our clients avoid potential asbestos-related hazards and ensure that proper management and control measures are in place to maintain a safe environment.