Comprehensive Asbestos Management Services
Comprehensive Asbestos Management Services
Ensurve helps dutyholders meet legal requirements with tailored asbestos management plans, ensuring compliance with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012.
About Asbestos Management
Managing asbestos in non-domestic premises is a legal responsibility under UK law. Dutyholders must identify, assess, and manage asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) to protect occupants, workers, and visitors.
At Ensurve, we provide comprehensive asbestos management solutions, from initial surveys through to written asbestos management plans and ongoing compliance support.
What is an Asbestos Management Plan?
What is an Asbestos Management Plan?
An asbestos management plan outlines how asbestos in your building will be monitored and controlled. It includes:
The location and condition of asbestos-containing materials.
Responsibilities of dutyholders and contractors.
Procedures for monitoring and managing asbestos safely.
Actions to minimise the risk of exposure.
A management plan is not optional — it is a legal requirement under the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012.
Our Asbestos Management Services
Initial asbestos surveys and assessments.
Preparation of tailored asbestos management plans.
Regular re-inspections and monitoring of ACMs.
Updates to management plans when circumstances change.
Training and guidance for staff and contractors.
Why Choose Ensurve?
- Experienced environmental consultants.
- Fully compliant with UK asbestos regulations.
- Clear, easy-to-understand management plans.
- Nationwide coverage for homes, businesses, and public buildings.
- Dedicated support to keep you legally compliant.
Tell Us Your Enquiry
FAQs
Q: Do I legally need an asbestos management plan?
A: Yes. Dutyholders are legally required to manage asbestos in buildings that were built before 2000.
Q: How often should asbestos be re-inspected?
A: Typically every 6–12 months, depending on the condition of ACMs.
Q: What if my building doesn’t contain asbestos?
A: A survey must confirm this, and a management plan should record that asbestos is not present.