Why do you need PASS (UK) Ltd to carry out an asbestos survey for you? Ironically maybe you don’t!
Take a look at the content of the Asbestos Management and DIY Inspection pages, all the information, advice and help you require may be there.
Otherwise maybe you do need the expertise we offer.
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The danger comes from breathing air containing asbestos fibres. If the fibres are small enough they can penetrate deeply into the lungs and lead to asbestosis, Mesothelioma and lung cancer. |
Asbestos Surveys
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There are three main types of Asbestos. These are commonly called Blue Asbestos (Crocidolite), Brown Asbestos (Amosite) and White Asbestos (Chrysotile). All of them are carcinogenic.
Blue and brown asbestos however, are considered more hazardous than white. You cannot identify them just by their colour, so a sample can be analysed using our testing servce. |
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All non-domestic buildings need an asbestos assessment or survey. Asbestos can be found almost anywhere and sometimes in the most unlikely places: from a stately home to a factory or from your own home to a hospital. Most buildings contain asbestos in one form or another e.g. asbestos insulation, roofing sheets, floor tiles , textured ceiling coatings and more. Learn more » |
Asbestos Management |
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This service enables you to comply with regulation 4 by us working with you to produce a plan for the control of the ACMs within the buildings that you are responsible for. The management plan will contain an assessment of the risk from ACMs, will set out measures to control these risk and outline review and monitoring procedures to ensure compliance. Learn more » |
Asbestos Training |
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The purpose of our asbestos training programme is to educate people about the dangers of asbestos, especially to those most likely to come into contact with it or who have a duty to manage it. It includes information about asbestos, advice on safe working procedures, respiratory protective equipment (RPE) and personal protective equipment (PPE), health and medical surveillance and legislation. Both employers and employees have a duty of care. Learn more » |
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