The P402 certificate, awarded by BOHS, is the industry-standard qualification for asbestos surveyors in the UK. This course covers asbestos identification, surveying techniques, and management procedures to ensure compliance with safety regulations. It is a key credential for professionals in asbestos risk assessment.
If your asbestos survey was conducted before 2010, it is likely outdated and non-compliant with current regulations. This article explains why older surveys no longer meet today’s stringent standards and outlines steps to ensure your property remains safe and compliant.
Asbestos cement, widely used in the UK until its ban in 1999, combined chrysotile asbestos with regular cement. It’s often hard to distinguish from normal cement by sight alone, posing risks in older buildings. Professional identification and management are crucial for safety and legal compliance.
What’s the difference between Regulation 4 and Regulation 5 of the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012? Learn about managing asbestos and identifying its presence before work.
Asbestos insulating board (AIB), used widely from the 1960s to 1980s, contains 20-45% asbestos. It’s often found in ceilings, partition walls, and soffits. Professional testing and management are essential to ensure safety and compliance due to its friability and health risks.
Asbestos floor tiles, used from the 1920s to 1970s, often resemble non-asbestos tiles but pose significant health risks if disturbed. Identifying and managing these tiles requires professional testing and expertise to ensure safety and legal compliance.
Preserve history safely by addressing asbestos in UK museums and heritage sites. This article discusses the unique challenges of asbestos removal, the importance of professional surveys, and adherence to regulations. Learn how to protect artefacts and ensure the safety of workers and visitors during these critical projects.
