The discipline

How this work is done properly

Under the NSW Work Health and Safety Regulation, friable asbestos removal requires a Class A licence and non-friable (bonded) removal above threshold quantities requires a Class B licence. Removal work must be notified to SafeWork NSW, carried out to an asbestos removal control plan, and followed by clearance inspection before an area is reoccupied.

We manage the full chain: sampling and laboratory identification, surveys and registers, Class A and Class B removal, asbestos-contaminated soil, air monitoring, clearance and tracked disposal. Principal contractors, schools, homeowners and insurers deal with one accountable team rather than four subcontractors.

Scope of services

Asbestos services

Structured the way the industry structures it. Each scope is a defined discipline with its own controls and documentation.

  1. Identification & Testing

    Sampling and NATA-accredited laboratory analysis

    Flagship service / view

    Targeted sampling of suspect materials by trained technicians, sealed chain-of-custody handling, and analysis by a NATA-accredited laboratory. Results delivered as a clear report that states what was found, where, and what it means for your project.

  2. Surveys & Registers

    Management surveys and refurbishment / demolition surveys

    Asbestos management surveys for buildings in use, and intrusive refurbishment or demolition surveys before work begins. Findings compiled into the asbestos register that the WHS Regulation requires workplaces built before 2004 to hold and maintain.

  3. Class B — Bonded Removal

    Non-friable removal: sheeting, vinyl, roofing, fences

    Removal of bonded asbestos-containing materials such as fibre-cement sheeting, vinyl floor tiles, roofing and fencing, under Class B licensed conditions: controlled work zones, wet methods, full encapsulated waste handling and compliant disposal.

  4. Class A — Friable Removal

    Highest-risk removal under full containment

    Flagship service / view

    The highest-risk category of asbestos work: friable materials removed under negative-pressure enclosures with decontamination units, air monitoring by a licensed asbestos assessor, and staged clearance before containment comes down.

  5. Asbestos in Soil

    Contaminated soil assessment, remediation and validation

    Assessment, controlled excavation and removal of asbestos-contaminated soil, from residential fill to school grounds and development sites, with EPA waste classification, tracked disposal and validation support so the land is proven clean for its intended use.

  6. Air Monitoring & Clearance

    Licensed assessor monitoring and clearance inspections

    Independent air monitoring during removal and visual clearance inspection afterward, with clearance certificates issued before an area is reoccupied. For friable work, this is performed by a licensed asbestos assessor as the Regulation requires.

  7. Management Plans & Consulting

    Compliance planning for workplaces and portfolios

    Asbestos management plans that turn a register into a working document: roles, procedures, review dates and emergency protocols. Practical consulting for owners and facility managers holding long-term asbestos in situ.

  8. Emergency Response

    Rapid make-safe for fire, storm and disturbance events

    When asbestos is disturbed by storm damage, fire, accident or unplanned works, we secure the area, assess the release, and carry out emergency make-safe and remediation with the documentation to match. Insurance works are a core part of this scope.

The proof

Before. After.

Drag the tape line. The state of the site when we leave it is the whole point.

Residence with works complete and grounds cleared after friable asbestos removal
Weatherboard residence behind danger asbestos exclusion zone before friable removal works
Exclusion zones up, works under wayRemoved and clearance-certified
Exclusion zones up, works under way / Removed and clearance-certifiedFriable removal, weatherboard residence
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