Asbestos Surveyor/Analyst

Future Select Recruitment
Cardiff
10 months ago
Applications closed

Job Title: Asbestos Surveyor / Analyst. Location: Cardiff, South Wales. Salary / Benefits £24k - £42k + Training + BenefitsOur client is a UKAS accredited Asbestos Consultancy who holds an outstanding reputation in the South Wales region, and due to recently gaining further contracts they are now looking to on board an Asbestos Surveyor / Analyst. The successful candidate will be able to work well independently on commercial and domestic sites, carrying out management, demolition, refurbishment, and demolition surveys alongside conducting 4 stage clearances in line with client requirements. Our client would consider candidates who only hold the BOHS P403 and P404 who are looking to upskill and gain further Pcert qualifications. Consideration will be given to candidates from: Newport, Barry, Pontypridd, Bridgend, Merthyr Tydfil, Pontypool, Cwmbran, Chepstow, Swansea, Neath, Portishead, Bristol, Keynsham, Bath, Chippenham, Corsham, Trowbridge, Frome, Warminster, Devizes, Malbrough, Swindon, Cirencester, Shepton Mallet, Weston-super-Mare, Sailsbury, Tidworth.Experience & Qualifications: " Holding the BOHS P402, P403, P404 or RSPH equivalent is beneficial to the role. " Will have experience working hands on for a UKAS accredited Asbestos Consultancy. " Must have up to date and relevant knowledge on HSG 264 / HSG 248 guidelines. " Ability to communicate efficiently with clients and colleagues of all levels. " Excellent IT skills, able to use TEAMS / TRACKER systems. " Will be flexible and adaptable in line with company and client needs. Carrying out various surveying and analytical duties on Commercial and Domestic sites, including:" Carrying out management, refurbishment, and demolition surveys. " Conducting re-inspection surveys upon completion of work. " Undertaking 4 stage clearances, smoke, leak, background, re-occupation and personal air testing. " Ensuring all work is carried out in line with agreed time frames and HSG 264 / HSG 248 guidelines. " Continuing to build and maintain excellent professional relationships with clients, providing technical support and advice when required. " Ensuring to complete reporters in a timely manner upon completion of work using TEAMS / TRACKER systems. Alternative Job titles: Asbestos Surveyor / Analyst, Trainee Asbestos Surveyor / Analyst, Environmental Analyst / Surveyor, Asbestos Consultant. Future Select are the leading market supplier for recruitment in the Asbestos industry, we work with the best clients & candidates and supply the majority of permanent jobs in the asbestos market. We have a large dedicated team, with over 25 years combined industry experience within Asbestos recruitment specifically geared to dealing with Asbestos Surveyors/Analysts/Lab Technicians, Administrators, Project/Regional /Technical/Quality/Training/Sales Managers through to Director level for both Consultancy & Removal. We have intrinsic knowledge of the market place, as well as respecting candidates/clients confidentiality in this close knit market sector.We are also interested in anyone with p401/p402/p403/p404/p404 or s301 CCP.Future select Copyright

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