Asbestos Surveyor/Analyst – UKAS Accredited, Great Benefits

Franks Portlock Consulting Limited; Hull and East Yorkshire; On-site; GBP 35,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous holiday package

Company car

PPE provided

Staff uniform

Pension

Employee assistance programme

Mental Health First Aiders

Flexible family-friendly policies

Job summary

Franks Portlock Consulting Limited is seeking an Asbestos Surveyor/Analyst in Yorkshire. You will undertake asbestos surveys across multiple sites, including management, refurbishment and demolition surveys, and perform four-stage clearances with detailed reporting.

The role requires BOHS P402/P403/P404 certificates (or equivalent), a minimum of 2 years' industry experience, and a valid UK driving licence (company car provided). A hybrid of field and office work is expected.

Qualifications

• Effective communication with clients and contractors.
• Strong work ethic and reliability.
• Proficient IT skills and ability to produce clear reports.

Responsibilities

• Carry out asbestos surveys including management, refurbishment and demolition surveys.
• Perform four-stage clearance testing and prepare reports for various purposes.
• Create accurate reports and maintain client relationships.
• Represent the company professionally in all interactions with clients.
• Conduct site walkthroughs and survey planning.
• Ensure compliance with current asbestos and health & safety legislation.

Skills

Communication

Work ethic

IT skills

Numeracy

Literacy

Teamwork

Education

BOHS P402/P403/P404 certificates

Job description

Franks Portlock Consulting Limited is seeking an Asbestos Surveyor/Analyst in Yorkshire. You will undertake asbestos surveys across multiple sites, including management, refurbishment and demolition surveys, and perform four-stage clearances with detailed reporting.

The role requires BOHS P402/P403/P404 certificates (or equivalent), a minimum of 2 years' industry experience, and a valid UK driving licence (company car provided). A hybrid of field and office work is expected.