Your Trusted Partner for Asbestos, Legionella, Building Compliance and Safety Training

Bradley Environmental Consultants Ltd is a leading national provider of specialist compliance and risk management services, helping organisations create safer, healthier, and fully compliant environments. Our expertise spans Asbestos Consultancy, Asbestos Removal, Legionella and Water Hygiene Compliance, Building Compliance Services, and accredited Health, Safety and Asbestos Training Courses, providing clients with a comprehensive, end-to-end compliance solution.

Operating from six regional offices and supporting a nationwide client base, we work across both the public and private sectors, including the NHS, education, local authorities, infrastructure, commercial, and industrial environments. Our experienced team delivers tailored services that support every stage of the compliance lifecycle, ensuring organisations meet their legal obligations while protecting people, property, and reputation.

From asbestos surveys and management plans to legionella risk assessments, water hygiene programmes, building compliance services, and accredited training, we help clients effectively manage risk, achieve compliance, and maintain the highest standards of workplace safety.

Trusted by organisations nationwide, Bradley Environmental Consultants Ltd is your partner in compliance excellence. Contact our team today to keep your organisation safe, compliant, and future-ready.

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Why Choose Bradley Environmental?

Trusted by Thousands of Clients

Choose Bradley Environmental Consultants and you will be joining thousands of clients throughout the UK. Our clients cover a wide range of private and public sectors including domestic, commercial, and industrial organisations, the NHS, local authorities, education and prominent national brands. We Cover Nationwide

With multi-skilled staff working from our 6 regional offices, plus a number of home based staff, we provide national coverage for all workplace risk management requirements. Accreditations

We hold UKAS accreditations for asbestos-related services, including inspections, surveys, air monitoring, and sample testing.Each office features a UKAS accredited testing laboratory (No. 1155) processing hundreds of samples daily, and we operate as a UKAS accredited inspection body (No. 0291) for top-tier accuracy and compliance. Excellent Customer Service

Great customer service has been the largest contributor to our lasting customer relationships. We are commited to providing a high and consistent level of service with a strong focus on customer care.

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Bradley Environmental Launch New Building Compliance Services

Bradley Environmental Launch New Building Compliance Services

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Bradley Environmental Consultants is now a member of the Asbestos Control and...

Bradley Environmental Consultants is now a member of the Asbestos Control and...

29th May 2026 Read more

UK Landlords Urged to Manage Legionella Risks Under the Renters’ Rights Act

UK Landlords Urged to Manage Legionella Risks Under the Renters’ Rights Act

20th May 2026 Read more

Freqently Asked Questions

Find the answers to your queries in our FAQs on asbestos and water hygiene.

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What is asbestos?

Asbestos is the common name for a variety of naturally occurring silicate minerals that are fibrous in structure. This mineral occurs in many parts of the world, the main sites of commercial asbestos mining and production are;

Canada,
the Soviet Union, and;
Southern Africa.

Asbestos containing rock is crushed and milled at the mining site to produce raw asbestos of various grades.

There are six types of asbestos which fall into two category’s of fibre type. The two asbestos fibre types are Serpentine (curly, wavy fibres) and Amphibole (needle like fibres).

Of the six types of asbestos the three most commercially utilised are;

Chrysotile (White – Serpentine),
Amosite (Brown – Amphibole), and;
Crocidolite (Blue – Amphibole).

The other three types of asbestos are amphibole fibre types and are far less common. These are:

Anthophylite,
Tremolite, and;
Actinolite.

Do all places of work require a Legionella Risk Assessment?

Simply put, yes all places of work do require a legionella risk assessment.

Why?

The HSE Approved Code of Practice for The Control of Legionella Bacteria in Water Systems (L8) applies to any business where water is used or stored (for example sinks, taps, showers, water tanks, toilets, hot and cold water supply) and where there is a means of creating and transmitting water droplets which may be inhaled, thereby causing a reasonably foreseeable risk of exposure to legionella bacteria.

This will include care homes, hotels, guest houses, spa's and leisure centres, dental and GP surgeries, health care premises, NHS, schools, universities, colleges and all commercial, manufacturing and distribution sites.

If you have water on site that people can be exposed to, you need to undertake a Legionella Risk Assessment and manage the risk from legionella bacteria.

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What services do we offer?

Bradley Environmental Consultants pride themselves in being the Trusted partner for workplace Heath, Safety and Risk Management solutions. With offices in the West Midlands, West Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Scotland, we provide a variety of specialist consultancy services including:

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What is your legal duty to manage asbestos in buildings?

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has announced that it will be visiting a range of businesses and organisations to check how asbestos is managed, ensuring that those responsible for managing asbestos have the correct arrangements in place.

The latest HSE campaign Asbestos: Your Duty launched on 15th January 2024, to target thoseresponsible for managing asbestos in the building, improve understanding and emphasises the legal duty to manage.

The legal duty to manage asbestos includes a range of buildings such as workplaces like offices and factories, as well as museums, schools, hospitals, and places of worship,

The legal responsibility of managing asbestos typically falls to the 'duty holder'. The role of duty holders must be identified within your organisation, but typically is the person who is the building owner, business owner, the landlord of the premises or the persons/organisation with responsibility for the building’s maintenance or repair.