A-10Asbestos Removal Management and Services
Operating across a two-hour radius from Teesside, from the Scottish Borders to North Yorkshire, we deliver structured, compliance-led asbestos management for commercial and industrial premises.
Facilities managers, property owners and business leaders rely on us to identify, control and safely manage asbestos risks, protecting occupants and fulfilling statutory duties with absolute clarity.
A-10Overview
The systematic process of identifying, assessing and controlling asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) to prevent exposure. Rather than defaulting to removal, proper management keeps occupants safe through monitoring, detailed registers and strict risk controls.
How we help
What we deliver
Without accurate survey data, you can’t make informed decisions about safety or compliance. We coordinate with UKAS-accredited surveyors.
In many buildings, asbestos can remain safely in place if it’s in good condition, labelled and unlikely to be disturbed.
When removal is necessary, we’re your single point of coordination, overseeing HSE-licensed Asbestos Removal Contractors (LARCs).
Approach
Under Regulation 4 of the Control of Asbestos Regulations, anyone responsible for maintaining non-domestic premises has a strict legal duty to manage asbestos.
If insurers, auditors or clients ask how asbestos was managed, you need more than a contractor invoice. We make sure the planning, classification and waste trail are complete, so there’s a clear chain of responsibility from start to finish.
Standards & accreditation
All of our team carry the relevant trade qualifications and work to recognised industry standards, supported by memberships with CHAS, Constructionline (Gold Member), RESET and SafeContractor.
FAQs
The duty holder is typically the person or organisation responsible for the maintenance and repair of non-domestic premises, such as building owners, landlords, managing agents, or corporate occupiers with repairing obligations.
Yes. Before any major refurbishment or demolition begins, a destructive survey must be carried out, and all identified asbestos must be safely removed from the affected zones to prevent dangerous fibre release.
Yes. Under the Control of Asbestos Regulations, non-domestic premises must have a documented asbestos management plan that outlines how identified materials are monitored, controlled, or scheduled for removal.
Yes. Routine management surveys are often non-destructive and may miss asbestos hidden within walls, ceiling voids, or structural components. Intrusive refurbishment or electrical work requires a targeted survey before work commences.
Responsibility usually depends on the lease agreement. If the landlord retains repair duties for the structure and common parts, they are the duty holder for those areas. If the tenant is responsible for maintaining the interior and structure, the duty falls to them.
An asbestos register should be reviewed regularly, at least annually, or immediately following any property alterations, maintenance work, or changes in material condition.
Client testimonials
“Brilliant and knowledgable staff from enquiry to job completion.”
“I've worked with EIT for over 10 years and have always found the team professional, knowledgeable and always willing to assist in whatever way they can.”
“Your professionalism, efficiency, and clear communication throughout were greatly appreciated. We are especially thankful for the care you took to ensure minimal disruption to our daily school routine and for completing the work safely and to such a high standard.”
“EIT have stood the test of time; delivering very complex projects with Omega in the most challenging of environments for many a year now.”
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