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Asbestos survey

  • Identify and map suspected asbestos-containing materials
  • Monitor airborne asbestos fibres to support safe building management
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For a safe living and working environment

Asbestos has been used for many years in a wide variety of building materials. Although the material does not always pose an immediate risk when in good condition, damage or construction work can cause asbestos fibers to be released. This can be harmful to the health of building occupants and employees.

An asbestos survey by Normec provides insight into the presence of asbestos-containing materials within your building. This allows you to identify where potential risks lie and determine what measures are necessary to ensure safety.

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Inspection by a qualified specialist

An asbestos survey begins with a thorough inspection of the common areas and other relevant parts of the building. During this inspection, a qualified specialist examines whether any materials that may contain asbestos are present.

If a material is suspected of containing asbestos, additional laboratory testing can be conducted to determine whether it actually contains asbestos. Based on these results, you’ll receive a reliable assessment of the situation.

Clear reporting and practical advice  

After the inspection, you'll receive a clear and concise survey report detailing the findings. If asbestos is detected, we'll advise you on the next steps and the measures required to manage the risks. Depending on the situation, we provide support with: 

  • Documenting survey findings and maintaining records 
  • Developing an asbestos management programme 
  • Appointing a designated asbestos manager 
  • Complying with applicable legal requirements 
  • Minimising risks to building occupants 

With an asbestos survey from Normec: 

  • You gain insight into the presence of asbestos-containing materials 
  • You comply with applicable laws and regulations 
  • You understand which measures are needed to manage risks 
  • You receive a clear and practical survey report 
  • You create a safer environment for building occupants 

Staying in control of safety 

An asbestos survey is an important first step in preventing health risks and enabling responsible building management. By gaining timely insight into the presence of asbestos, you can take measures and manage risks.

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Frequently asked questions about asbestos surveys

An asbestos survey is an inspection to determine whether asbestos-containing materials are present in a building.

An asbestos survey is particularly important for older buildings, before renovation or demolition work, when there is uncertainty about the presence of asbestos, and in all situations where it is required by applicable legislation and regulations. 

A specialist first conducts a visual inspection. If necessary, samples are taken and analyzed in a laboratory.

If asbestos is confirmed, we will advise you on the necessary next steps, such as a management program or other appropriate measures in accordance with applicable regulations.

Yes. After the assessment, you’ll receive a clear assessment report with the results and any recommendations.

Yes. We provide advice on the development of asbestos management programmes and support organisations in the responsible management of asbestos. We can also act as the designated asbestos manager, carrying out periodic inspections to assess the condition and deterioration of asbestos-containing materials, maintaining the asbestos register, and coordinating maintenance and other activities that may involve asbestos.