Asbestos Reinspection Survey FAQs

A Reinspection Survey is conducted to monitor and assess the condition of known asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) identified in previous surveys. It ensures that ACMs have not deteriorated or been accidentally disturbed.

These surveys are crucial for maintaining the safety of a property by ensuring that management strategies for asbestos remain effective and that no new risks have arisen.

The frequency of Reinspection Surveys depends on the condition of the asbestos, the risks posed by its location, and the likelihood of disturbance. Typically, it is recommended to conduct these surveys annually.

During a Reinspection Survey, a qualified asbestos professional will reassess the condition of asbestos materials, update the asbestos register, and recommend actions if there is any change in the material’s condition.

Property owners or managers of buildings that have known asbestos materials should plan for regular Reinspection Surveys to comply with health and safety regulations and to protect building occupants.

Asbestos Surveys Essex offers expert Reinspection Surveys, providing detailed reports that help you manage asbestos safely and comply with legal requirements. Our experienced surveyors ensure your asbestos management plan is current and effective.