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Asbestos Surveyor / Analyst (Dual) : Devon
Location: Field Based, Devon
Salary: GBP32,000 : GBP37,000 (depending on experience)
Contract: Permanent Full-time
A long-established, national hazardous materials consultancy is looking to recruit a dual-trained Asbestos Surveyor / Analyst to support a strong commercial workload across Devon.
This is a role for someone who takes technical standards seriously. The company operates with quality-first processes, realistic expectations, and proper backing for site teams. If you are confident in your judgement and want to work somewhere that trusts its staff, this is worth considering.
What's on Offer
- GBP32,000 : GBP37,000 base salary
- Paid overtime (typically worth up to GBP5,760 annually)
- Paid travel time within your 40-hour working week (often GBP3,000 : GBP4,000 per year)
- 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
- Christmas shutdown included
- Fully equipped company vehicle (PPE, tools, uniform provided)
- Working away allowances (short and long-term assignments)
- Life assurance
- Healthcare cashback scheme
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Wellbeing and reward platform with retail discounts
- Enhanced family-friendly policies
- Long-term, secure role within a respected national consultancy
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The Role
- Delivering Management, Refurbishment, and Demolition Surveys in line with HSG264
- Completing asbestos in the ground surveys where required
- Undertaking air monitoring, reassurance testing, and fibre counting
- Carrying out four-stage clearances and maintaining technical standards on site
- Working across commercial, industrial, and public sector environments
- Capturing site data via tablet-based systems
- Producing clear, accurate, and defensible reports
- Operating in full compliance with HSG248 and current legislation
- Acting as a professional and composed point of contact on site


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Requirements
- BOHS P402, P403 and P404 (or recognised equivalents)
- Strong working knowledge of asbestos legislation and guidance
- Full UK driving licence
- Comfortable working independently and managing your own workload
- Professional, calm approach with clients and contractors
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