The survey tells you where it is. The plan tells everyone what to do about it.
An asbestos management plan is a legally required document under Regulation 4 of the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012, for any non-domestic building constructed before 2000 where asbestos is present or presumed. It has to explain how materials will be identified, monitored, controlled and communicated.
What we do
We produce the plan with all nine required components in place, built from your survey data rather than from a template.
What you get
- Duty holder identification, with a named deputy or responsible person
- A current asbestos register: location, type, condition and HSE material risk assessment for every material
- A management action for each material: manage and inspect, repair, encapsulate or enclose, or remove
- Roles and responsibilities for monitoring, updating the register, communicating information, managing contractors and emergency response
- Communication procedures for employees, contractors and visitors
- A monitoring and inspection schedule, with trigger points for reinspection after leaks, damage or building works
- Emergency procedures for disturbed or damaged materials, covering isolation, reporting and follow-up
- Review and update procedures
- Supporting documents: survey reports, training records, contractor communication logs, permits and method statements, and waste consignment notes
Why it matters
The plan is where the survey stops being a document and becomes a control. It names who does what, and it tells a contractor what they are walking into before they start drilling.
Why Vantify
A plan built around the nine components the Regulations expect, so there is no argument about whether it is complete.
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