The Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations 2002 (CAWR) require owners, occupiers, landlords, managing agents and others responsible for maintaining non-domestic properties (or common areas of domestic rented properties) to take action to prevent employees, contractors or the public from exposure to asbestos. 'Duty holders' must determine the location and condition of identified or presumed asbestos-containing-materials; keep and regularly update a record of these materials; assess their potential risk, and prepare a plan describing how these risks are to be managed.

Johnson Poole & Bloomer has wide experience of undertaking asbestos surveys, risk assessments, and the development of asbestos management plans.

Johnson Poole & Bloomer can ...
 
 

.. Help you assess the problem

• Locate asbestos containing materials (ACMs)
• Determine the extent and type of ACMs
• Assess the condition of ACMs in buildings
• Compile a register of ACMs
• Carry out Asbestos surveys
  - Type 1 - Location and Assessment Survey (Presumptive).
  - Type 2 - Standard Sampling Survey
  - Type 3 - Full Access Survey (Pre-demolition / Refurbishment).
• Provide P402, P405 & S301 qualified surveyors

.. Help you comply with the legislation
 
    with professional advice on ...

• Health and safety legislation
• Duty to manage ACMs
• Requirements of Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations 2002
• Protection of staff, contractors and the public
• Control and prevention of potential liabilities