Written policy
A board-approved policy statement, scaled to the size and risk profile of your estate.
CAR 2012 Regulation 4
The written plan that turns your register into a working compliance system — policy, roles, procedures and incident response, tailored to your estate.
What it contains
A board-approved policy statement, scaled to the size and risk profile of your estate.
Clear allocation of duty-holder, competent person and contractor control responsibilities.
Permit-to-work, hot-works and contractor induction procedures referencing the live register.
Documented procedure for suspected disturbance, sample collection and HSE notification.
What's included
Our process
01
Workshop with your estates, H&S and compliance leads to map current arrangements, ownership and gaps.
02
We draft the plan against CAR 2012 and your operating context — typically inside 2 weeks.
03
Two rounds of review with your team, with final board-ready sign-off pack.
04
Optional rollout support: tool-box talks, contractor briefings and annual review schedule.
FAQs
Regulation 4 of CAR 2012 requires duty-holders for non-domestic premises to have a written plan setting out how they manage asbestos risks. A documented plan is the standard evidence of compliance.
Most single-organisation plans are drafted within 2 weeks of the discovery workshop, with a further 1–2 weeks for review and sign-off.
Yes — a single corporate plan with site-specific annexes works well for multi-site estates. We tailor the structure to your governance model.
Yes. We deliver duty-holder briefings, awareness sessions and contractor inductions, either on-site or virtually.
A short scoping call confirms scope, price and timeline. We typically deliver inside 4 weeks.
Get a quote
Tell us the property and the survey you need. We'll confirm the scope and a firm price by phone or email — Management, Refurbishment, Demolition/R&D and sampling all quoted.