Review existing information
We gather asbestos surveys, registers, laboratory results, maintenance plans and known site history.
MANAGE ASBESTOS IN PLACE
Removal is not always the immediate answer. When asbestos-containing material remains in a workplace, an asbestos management plan helps the person conducting a business or undertaking record what is present, its condition, how exposure will be prevented and when the information will be reviewed. PropertyHelp can help assemble practical site information and removal priorities, with specialist advice arranged where the scope requires it.
WHAT WE CAN ASSESS
Every asbestos project needs a scope based on the identified material, its condition and the work that will disturb it. PropertyHelp reviews the available survey information and confirms whether the proposed work is suitable for a Class B removal method.
OUR APPROACH
We gather asbestos surveys, registers, laboratory results, maintenance plans and known site history.
Identified materials, accessibility and potential disturbance during normal work are reviewed.
The plan records responsibilities, labelling or access controls, contractor communication, monitoring and removal priorities.
Review points are set for changes, deterioration, incidents, refurbishment and completed removal work.
SITE-SPECIFIC DETAILS
Access, material condition, height, neighbouring properties and other trades can change the controls and programme. We identify these issues before work starts and explain what is included in the quotation.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Workplaces with known or reasonably likely asbestos need to consider the applicable New Zealand asbestos-management duties. The exact requirement depends on the premises and control of the workplace.
No. The register records identified or assumed asbestos. The management plan explains how those materials, risks, responsibilities and review actions will be managed.
Not necessarily. Sound material may sometimes be managed in place, but planned work, condition and exposure risk must be considered and documented.
Important: Do not drill, sand, cut, scrape or break suspected asbestos. If material is damaged, keep people away and seek competent advice.
GET A CLEAR SCOPE
Send the address, asbestos survey or laboratory results, clear photographs and your preferred timeframe. We will review the information and explain the next step.
Speak with John about your asbestos-removal project in Auckland or Waikato.