Tailored, CAR 2012 compliant asbestos management plans: practical, clear, and integrated with your online asbestos register.
An Asbestos Management Plan (AMP) is a legal requirement for any non-domestic premises that contains (or is likely to contain) asbestos. Under Regulation 4 of CAR 2012, duty-holders must not only identify asbestos but actively manage it through a documented plan that is maintained and reviewed.
HFS Environmental develops tailored AMPs in plain English, aligned with HSG264, and directly integrated with the HFS Online Client Portal.
All management plans are integrated with our secure online portal, giving you live access to your asbestos register, reinspection data, reports, and document history, anytime, anywhere. One system. One login. Complete visibility across your portfolio.
An asbestos control plan is a detailed, simple, centrally located document that clearly reveals all this:
The person or people responsible for managing asbestos
The policies around asbestos, including how often the plan is updated
An asbestos register detailing all current asbestos containing materials (ACMs) from your survey, including the condition, location, and extent of the asbestos plus the priorities you have set for dealing with it
The schedule for monitoring
Ongoing and planned works that might disturb ACMs
Determining priorities for action - your Actions List
Your training requirements and training schedule
Emergency procedures
Communication strategies
Your asbestos control plan can be paper based or electronic. But it must be easily accessible for anyone who needs it, and it has to be easy to update. The official Duty Holder is responsible for all this.
If you own or manage a non-domestic building that was built before 2000, under Regulation 4 (Duty to Manage) of The Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 you have a duty to manage all asbestos containing materials within your building. It applies to both the public and private sectors. The best way to comply is to arrange a Management Asbestos Survey. This will tell you whether the building contains ACMs. If so, you will need to create a plan to manage it.
