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Competence is key
Competence is key
Asbestos surveys are only effective if competent surveyors are employed to do them… That’s one of the key messages being promoted at road shows to help explain new guidance devised for those responsible for managing the risks from asbestos.
‘Asbestos: The survey guide’ (Ref: HSG264) which was featured in an article by Mr M Lopacki NATAS (National Asbestos Training and Accreditation Scheme) in last months newsletter is aimed at those who commission asbestos surveys, the surveyors who carry them out and those who use them such as architects and demolition or removal contractors. The new guide stipulates that clients and duty holders only engage a surveying organisation that is competent. This can be demonstrated either through the organisation being accredited and/or individual surveyors having their own certification. The guide strongly recommends the use of UKAS accredited or ABICS certified surveyors for asbestos surveys said Dr Martin Gibson, author of the guide and a Principal Specialist Inspector for HSE says:- “Ensuring that contractors are competent to do asbestos surveys should be a top priority for those responsible for managing the risks from asbestos. “Those organisations or individuals without accreditation will find it more difficult to demonstrate that they are competent, so by employing a contractor with accreditation and/or certification, dutyholders can better meet their legal requirements.”
Added Martin Stear, Chair of the ABICS certification scheme:-
“ABICS certification is a new scheme which certifies individuals, and has been introduced to expand the options for demonstrating competency. Clients engaging certificated surveyors can be assured that surveys will be undertaken by competent people”.
Said Rob Bettinson of UKAS:- “UKAS accreditation for surveying companies is a well established scheme. Accredited organisations can demonstrate that not only do they have competent surveyors but they are also working within a well defined management system that provides confidence in the surveying procedures that are used. Clients can have confidence that accredited surveyors will provide a quality service.”
The British Occupational Hygiene Society, in partnership with Asbestos Training & Consultancy (ATaC) have organized a series of seminars aimed at building surveyors, asbestos accredited inspection bodies and clients who want to find out more about the new HSE guidance on asbestos with events scheduled for Cardiff (19 May), Birmingham (16 June) and London (30 June).
Asbestos Awareness Training is a half-day course and is available now throughout the UK at training centres or on site from BOSS Training.
Asbestos surveys are only effective if competent surveyors are employed to do them… That’s one of the key messages being promoted at road shows to help explain new guidance devised for those responsible for managing the risks from asbestos.
‘Asbestos: The survey guide’ (Ref: HSG264) which was featured in an article by Mr M Lopacki NATAS (National Asbestos Training and Accreditation Scheme) in last months newsletter is aimed at those who commission asbestos surveys, the surveyors who carry them out and those who use them such as architects and demolition or removal contractors. The new guide stipulates that clients and duty holders only engage a surveying organisation that is competent. This can be demonstrated either through the organisation being accredited and/or individual surveyors having their own certification. The guide strongly recommends the use of UKAS accredited or ABICS certified surveyors for asbestos surveys said Dr Martin Gibson, author of the guide and a Principal Specialist Inspector for HSE says:- “Ensuring that contractors are competent to do asbestos surveys should be a top priority for those responsible for managing the risks from asbestos. “Those organisations or individuals without accreditation will find it more difficult to demonstrate that they are competent, so by employing a contractor with accreditation and/or certification, dutyholders can better meet their legal requirements.”
Added Martin Stear, Chair of the ABICS certification scheme:-
“ABICS certification is a new scheme which certifies individuals, and has been introduced to expand the options for demonstrating competency. Clients engaging certificated surveyors can be assured that surveys will be undertaken by competent people”.
Said Rob Bettinson of UKAS:- “UKAS accreditation for surveying companies is a well established scheme. Accredited organisations can demonstrate that not only do they have competent surveyors but they are also working within a well defined management system that provides confidence in the surveying procedures that are used. Clients can have confidence that accredited surveyors will provide a quality service.”
The British Occupational Hygiene Society, in partnership with Asbestos Training & Consultancy (ATaC) have organized a series of seminars aimed at building surveyors, asbestos accredited inspection bodies and clients who want to find out more about the new HSE guidance on asbestos with events scheduled for Cardiff (19 May), Birmingham (16 June) and London (30 June).
Asbestos Awareness Training is a half-day course and is available now throughout the UK at training centres or on site from BOSS Training.
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