Weldlag is one of the leading asbestos removal, testing and disposal specialists in the UK. We can help you with all matters relating to asbestos removal, from surveying and sampling through to encapsulation and environmental cleaning and legal compliance. The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) has identified asbestos fibre exposure as the single greatest cause of occupationally related disease in the UK.
WeldLag has a team of highly qualified, experienced specialists and surveyors who have been fully trained in the British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS) P402: Building Surveys and Bulk Sampling for Asbestos. Where asbestos is identified, we work with you to ensure that it is safely encapsulated, managed or removed and disposed of in full compliance with current, relevant health and safety and asbestos regulations.
WeldLag has a team of highly qualified, experienced specialists and surveyors who have been fully trained in the British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS) P402: Building Surveys and Bulk Sampling for Asbestos. Where asbestos is identified, we work with you to ensure that it is safely encapsulated, managed or removed and disposed of in full compliance with current, relevant health and safety and asbestos regulations.
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With over 30 years of industry experience, you can trust in Weldlag to ensure that you comply with all of your HSE asbestos obligations. WeldLag was established in 1981 and awarded it's first Health and Safety Executive Licence (HSE asbestos) to undertake work in 1984. The company has developed a strong reputation for providing asbestos disposal and HSE Asbestos compliance services in the UK.
Our commitment to best practice will keep you, your staff and your business safe from harm. Our fully trained and highly qualified asbestos specialists will help you ensure that asbestos is safely removed or encapsulated. With the support of the WeldLag team, you can be confident that the advice and expertise you receive is at the forefront of asbestos disposal best practice and in full compliance with the control of asbestos regulations 2012.
Undertaking an asbestos survey will help you plan for the management of any asbestos in your premises. WeldLag undertakes an asbestos survey and presents your reports in accordance with HSE guidelines.
From the original MDHS (Methods for the Determination of Hazardous Substances) 100 guidance note to HSG264, the guide for surveying, sampling and assessment of asbestos-containing materials, we cover all bases to ensure you are following best practice.
From the original MDHS (Methods for the Determination of Hazardous Substances) 100 guidance note to HSG264, the guide for surveying, sampling and assessment of asbestos-containing materials, we cover all bases to ensure you are following best practice.
The WeldLag team has over 30 years of experience in safely organising asbestos removal and disposal of asbestos waste. The WeldLag team has over 30 years of experience in safely organising asbestos removal and disposal. As well as building materials, asbestos waste can include contaminated tools, protective equipment and other items exposed in the vicinity, so it's important to get every step in the process right.
Our specialist advisory services and asbestos management has proved invaluable to our clients time and time again. This is how we have established long-standing and trusted relationships with them for many years. Upon completion of our initial asbestos survey, we will create a management plan and complete checks every 6 months.
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John Unsworth
Jul 18, 2020
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In the process of selling our house we were required to have a check done for asbestos. A company recommended to us carried out tests which they claimed were positive and quoted £3200 for removal. As this price far exceeded our expectations we asked 2 more specialist companies to provide a quote including Weldlag. Paul Whitfield from Weldlag attended site, immediately questioned the presence of asbestos and took samples away for testing - which subsequently proved to be negative. So this recommendation is not based on work carried out as it was not required. What our story demonstrates is that
