Licensed Asbestos Removal Site Audits

The Metis Titan Audit is a comprehensive site-based audit specifically designed for licensed asbestos removal works developed from over 20 years of experience in the asbestos industry. It encompasses over 150 audit points, ensuring a thorough examination of various aspects related to asbestos removal.

HSE License Renewal:

External audits provide an independent evaluation of a company's adherence to health and safety standards.

The results of these audits are often a key factor considered by regulatory bodies, such as the HSE, during license renewal processes.

Meeting or exceeding the required standards in external audits strengthens the company's position during the renewal application, showcasing a commitment to maintaining high safety standards.

Commitment to Audit Relevance

Metis London is committed to ensuring the relevance and effectiveness of audits.

Regular reviews and updates to the audit criteria may be implied to ensure that it stays aligned with industry standards and regulations.

Non-Conformity and Corrective Action:

This corrective action process is crucial for maintaining and improving the quality and safety standards of asbestos removal works. With each audit, a non-conformity and corrective action report will be issued. 

Demonstrating Commitment to Quality

Successfully passing these audits demonstrates a clear commitment to maintaining a high level of quality and safety in operations.

Enhancing Reputation

A history of successful external audits can enhance a company's reputation in the industry.

Clients are more likely to trust and choose a service provider that consistently demonstrates a commitment to quality and safety through external audits.

Positive audit outcomes can be used as a valuable marketing tool to showcase the company's reliability and professionalism.

Continuous Improvement:

External audits often identify areas for improvement, even in well-established systems.

Companies that view audits as opportunities for growth and development can use the feedback to enhance their processes, contributing to continuous improvement in safety and quality standards.

Easily understood the scoring system with colour coding score as follows;

Outstanding 

This score indicates exceptional performance, exceeding established standards.

Represents outstanding adherence to safety and quality criteria.

Good 

A positive score denotes solid performance and compliance with industry standards.

Indicates that the assessed aspects meet or exceed the expected requirements.

Requires Improvement 

A score suggests that there is room for enhancement or adjustment in certain areas.

Identifies aspects that fall short of optimal performance but can be improved.

Inadequate:

significant deficiencies in meeting safety and quality standards.

Requiring immediate attention and corrective action to address identified issues.

or severe non-compliance and an urgent need for corrective measures.

Highlights critical areas that pose serious risks and must be addressed promptly.