Two HSE asbestos campaigns highlight the risks
As we approach Global Asbestos Awareness Week (1 - 7 April), the HSE is calling on your support to share their asbestos campaigns with your networks to protect workers’ health....
Category: Asbestos
Inspectas Compliance recruits next generation of Asbestos Analyst Surveyors
Property compliance specialist Inspectas is tackling the issue of gender representation in the asbestos industry head on, with the appointment of two female trainee analyst surveyors...
Inspectas “delighted” at successful Yorkshire Water tender for asbestos consultancy
Inspectas has successfully been awarded a place on the asbestos consultancy framework for Yorkshire Water.
Ensuring asbestos compliance at the University of Durham
Identify, manage, remove is the mantra of Inspectas’ Asbestos Manager Byron Cooper whose specialist advice, consultancy and expertise has supported the inhouse facilities management team at the University of Durham since 2020...
HSE publishes refreshed asbestos guidance
Asbestos is the greatest cause of work-related deaths in Great Britain. Around 5,000 people die every year from asbestos-related diseases which typically take decades to develop and cannot be cured. HSE has refreshed its guidance on asbestos to help you protect yourself and your workers...
Inspectas delighted to announce further expansion on our 10th anniversary
With a decade working in the public and private sectors specialising in asbestos surveys and removal, fire safety, health and safety compliance and land remediation, Inspectas has recently moved to new premises in Drighlington, doubling its office space to allow further team and departmental growth...
New TUC research shows thousands of local authority buildings still contain asbestos
Asbestos is still the biggest workplace killer according to the Health and Safety Executive, and Britain has the highest rates of mesothelioma cases in the world. But the new research reveals...
Builder prosecuted for unsafe asbestos removal that exposed employees to serious health risk
An investigation by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) found that Mr Lynch was made aware that asbestos was present in the property, and yet he failed to make adequate enquiries as to where the asbestos was...