I am an independent asbestos assessor and not affiliated with any asbestos removal contractor.

I provide my clients with compliant, safe, and efficient solutions in managing and removing asbestos.

It is a complicated process, and I am happy to discuss any queries you have.

Collecting samples and NATA accredited testing to identify asbestos containing materials.

You’ll receive a laboratory report which will include:

1. the location of the sample;

2. the kind of material the asbestos is contained within;

3. which types of asbestos fibres (if any) are found;

We can also provide advice on how to manage your situation and keep your family and staff safe.

All testing is undertaken to meet - GUIDANCE NOTE ON THE MEMBRANE FILTER METHOD FOR ESTIMATING AIRBORNE ASBESTOS FIBRES 2ND Edition [NOHSC:3003(2005)]

Asbestos air monitoring is used to sample the concentration of airborne asbestos fibres. Samples are sent to a NATA accredited laboratory for testing, analysis, and reporting.

Asbestos air monitoring estimates the level of exposure risk to workers and the public and ensure that control measures are effective in minimising the risk of exposure.

All Air-Monitoring & Reporting is undertaken to meet - GUIDANCE NOTE ON THE MEMBRANE FILTER METHOD FOR ESTIMATING AIRBORNE ASBESTOS FIBRES 2ND Edition [NOHSC:3003(2005)]

Clearance Inspections ensure that the Work Area is fit to be reoccupied. This is undertaken by ensuring all visible asbestos containing material and debris has been removed from the Work Area.

Depending on the project, air monitoring can also be used, in conjunction with Clearance Inspections, to validate that the Work Area is fit to be reoccupied.

Once the clearance inspection has been completed (& Air-Monitoring results are returned) a Clearance Certificate will be issued, and the area can then be re-occupied.

A pre-purchase asbestos survey is a non-evasive inspection and sampling program conducted before buying a property to locate and quantify asbestos-containing materials and assess associated health and financial risks. Assisting buyers make informed decisions.

All surveys & registers are in accordance with the National Guide for Asbestos Surveys.

An asbestos register is a live document that records all identified asbestos within a workplace. Its primary purpose is to provide detailed information on the location, condition, and type of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) and guides the creation of an asbestos management plan.

All surveys & registers are in accordance with the National Guide for Asbestos Surveys.

All registers are in accordance with Work Health & Safety Regulation 2011 Chapter 8.3 Section 425 - Asbestos Register

A pre-demolition asbestos survey is an evasive inspection and testing regime carried out before any demolition or major refurbishment work begins.

The aim of this survey is to provide certainty and identify all asbestos containing materials (ACMs) which may be hidden in a building.

All surveys & registers are in accordance with the National Guide for Asbestos Surveys.

An asbestos management plan (AMP) assists with the management and control of buildings, properties & other structures to prevent exposure to airborne asbestos fibres.

An AMP is a working document designed to enable you to effectively manage and minimise asbestos-related health risks

All management plans are in accordance with Work Health & Safety Regulation 2011 Chapter 8.3 Section 429 - Asbestos Management Plan

Managing asbestos contaminated soil involves:

• Site Assessment and Sampling Regime.

• NATA accredited testing.

• Reporting & Drafting a Remediation Action Plan.

• Undertaking Air-Monitoring, Sampling, Testing, Reporting & Clearance Inspections.

• Site Supervision.

• Managing Authority Compliance, including DESI, transport & landfill requirements.

• Ensuring your Remediation Contractor is not delayed.