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Asbestos inspection — Asbestos removal specialist — Professionals
Surveyors should qualify the intended decision before selecting an inspection scope. Distinguish existing management information from evidence needed for intrusive works and describe limitations clearly enough for following contractors to understand.
Service scope
Commissioning a competent survey or assessment to identify suspected asbestos-containing materials and record relevant findings. The survey purpose and accessible areas must be defined; a routine management assessment is not interchangeable with investigation before intrusive refurbishment.
What is normally included
- Survey-purpose and access scoping
- Specialist inspection and appropriate testing coordination
- Location, limitation and finding documentation
What is not included
- Visual confirmation of asbestos from a photo
- Customer collection of samples
Qualification checks
- Confirm survey purpose
- Review existing evidence
- Define accessible areas
- Establish testing and competence requirements
- Agree report limitations and next-step advice
Quote guidance
Separate survey attendance, defined testing and reporting. List access assumptions and any additional visits needed to examine excluded areas rather than implying a complete building assessment from a restricted visit.
Lead risks
- Earlier reports may cover only part of the site
- Access restrictions can make the desired conclusion impossible
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