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A critical part of a four-stage clearance, you need air monitoring you can trust. Our consultants are routinely audited in line with UKAS accreditation requirements and participate in the Regular Interlaboratory Counting Exchange (RICE) Scheme in which we maintain Category 1 status.
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Asbestos air monitoring (also known as asbestos air testing) is a requirement of the Control of Asbestos Regulation (CAR 2012) . Its purpose is to monitor fibre levels during the asbestos removal process or if an ACM has been disturbed. It is essential during asbestos four-stage clearances, leading to a certificate of reoccupation. Analysts use specialist equipment to monitor the air and work in accordance with HSE regulations and guidance HSG 248 ‘The Analysts Guide For Sampling, Analysis and Clearance Procedures’.
