CORE Asbestos Services Ltd
Asbestos surveyor / Quality manager

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Company Description
CORE Asbestos Services Ltd is a leading asbestos surveying company based in Edinburgh, providing services across the whole of Scotland and the wider UK. With more 5-star Google reviews than any other asbestos company in the country, the organization is recognized for its experience, reliability, and high standards. CORE delivers comprehensive asbestos surveying, testing, and removal services for both domestic and commercial clients, working with UKAS-accredited partners. The team prioritizes safe and efficient asbestos management and offers prompt reporting, including same-day reports where required. At the heart of the company’s approach is a strong commitment to client safety, service quality, and professional integrity.
Role Description
The Asbestos Surveyor / Quality Manager is a full-time hybrid role based in Edinburgh, with a mix of on-site work across Scotland and some work from home for reporting and management tasks. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Conducting asbestos surveys in domestic and commercial properties
- Collecting and handling samples in line with regulations
- Preparing clear, accurate survey reports
- Overseeing quality management processes
- Ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, guidance, and internal procedures
- Supporting continuous improvement in service delivery


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The Asbestos Surveyor / Quality Manager will:
- Liaise with clients and partners
- Coordinate with UKAS-accredited laboratories
- Contribute to training and mentoring of team members
The position requires careful planning of site visits, diligent record-keeping, and proactive communication with the wider team to meet project timelines and client expectations.
Qualifications
Candidates should possess:
- Strong asbestos surveying skills, including experience with management, refurbishment, and demolition surveys in domestic and commercial settings.
- Solid knowledge of asbestos regulations, health and safety standards, and quality management systems relevant to surveying and testing.
- Excellent report-writing and documentation skills, with the ability to produce clear, accurate, and timely survey reports for a range of clients.
- Effective communication and client-facing skills, including the ability to explain technical findings in accessible language and build professional relationships.
- Strong organizational and time-management abilities, including planning site visits, managing multiple projects, and working independently in a hybrid environment.
- Relevant asbestos qualifications (e.g., BOHS P402 or equivalent) and prior experience in asbestos surveying or related environmental/health and safety roles.
- Comfort using digital tools for data collection, report preparation, and remote collaboration.
- Willingness to travel across Scotland as required.
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