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Asbestos FAQs for Property Managers
This Asbestos FAQ guide for Property Managers answers common questions about asbestos registers, re-inspections, contractor access, encapsulation, removal and management plans. It is designed to help you understand the next steps after asbestos has been identified, so you can keep records up to date, support safe maintenance works and manage asbestos risks in a clear, compliant and proportionate way.
The Different Types of Asbestos Survey and When They Are Required
Regulation 4 of the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 states that those responsible for the common areas of residential buildings (built before the year 2000) are legally required to carry out asbestos surveys and to manage the material appropriately. There are various types of survey, including: Asbestos Management, Reinspection, Refurbishment and Demolition
From Exposure to Action: Your Responsibilities When Asbestos Is Disturbed
If asbestos-containing materials are disturbed in a property you own or manage, the consequences can be serious. Disturbance releases harmful fibres into the air, exposing occupants to life-threatening conditions such as mesothelioma, asbestosis, and lung cancer. For property managers and landlords, knowing how to respond is critical — not only to protect health but also to remain compliant with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012. This guide explains the dangers of disturbed asbestos, the emergency steps you must take, and how to engage licensed contractors to ensure your property stays safe and compliant.
Asbestos: A Quick Guide for Property Managers
Asbestos is of course dangerous, but if it is safely and effectively managed there is little need for any alarm or major concern. It is therefore so important that Landlords and Property Managers know their duties when it comes to Asbestos, and we are here to assist with that.
