Sampling & Analysis
Strada Consulting uses internationally recognised leading-edge technology to take samples, collect data, collate and record site information. Our processes are efficient and accurate and allow for prompt accurate reporting.
Technology support includes (but is not limited to) digital and cloud-based reporting and robotic units to wireless inspection cameras. Multiple inspection techniques and expert control processes ensure thorough sample collection and control of fibres.
We ensure that where possible, all areas are accessed and inspected including:
- Underfloor coverings
- Ceiling voids
- Service ducts and lift shafts
- Basements
- Underfloor ducting
- Collecting and analysis of concealed building fabrics
Sampling Analysis
Samples can usually be analysis within 24 hours.
Asbestos Surveys
(Buildings, Equipment & Marine Vessels)
Under the Health and Safety at Work (Asbestos) Regulation 2016 the presence of asbestos and asbestos-containing materials (ACM) in a property must be identified. The most thorough means of identifying asbestos and ACM is to conduct a survey by a qualified asbestos surveyor.
Strada Consulting is accredited under ISO 9001 & ISO 45001 to undertake asbestos surveys for various situations to enable effective management of asbestos risks, or prior to refurbishment or demolition of your building, in order to locate all the asbestos before work commences.
Survey Categories
Survey Categories are:
Management surveys
This type of survey is recommended during normal occupation and use of the property to make sure that the existing asbestos and ACM is being managed.
Demolition surveys
This type of survey helps the PCBUs to locate all the asbestos in a property before demolition work commences. It is a disruptive and fully intrusive survey which may need to penetrate parts of the building structure and will only be conducted in unoccupied areas to eliminate or minimise risks to the public or tenants of the property.
Refurbishment surveys
This type of survey may be necessary when the building (or part of it) is going to be refurbished or demolished.