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D.Z.H ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES LTD
When dealing with asbestos it is essential that you operate in a manner that meets statutory requirements in order to ensure the safety of you, your family, your staff or your customers.
Whether you are an individual or an organisation, D.Z.H Environmental Services Ltd can help. We are a family-run professional asbestos awareness and asbestos removal company with over fifteen years' experience in the trade. Based in Basildon, we provide asbestos removal services within Essex and the surrounding area.
Whilst intact and in situ, asbestos is not necessarily harmful however, the long-term health risks associated with asbestos dust are well known and, in extreme cases, can be potentially life-threatening. Before the dangers of asbestos became apparent, the material was commonly used in many buildings including garden sheds and garages as well as in residential and commercial buildings across the country.
Because asbestos dust is now known to be a carcinogenic substance it requires careful containment, removal and disposal. In order to ensure the safety of people who may be exposed to asbestos dust, strict legal requirements are in place to govern the handling and removal of asbestos.
Mission.
Our main goal is to continue achieving clean asbestos extractions and total customer satisfaction. We pride ourselves on delivering the best service, safely and consistently.
Vision.
At DZH it is our vision to create a safer environment for the future of all. No one should be exposed to asbestos containing materials with our current safety awareness.
D.Z.H ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES LTD
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The Agency for Toxic Substances & Disease Registry shows about 27 million workers were exposed to asbestos between 1940 and 1979. Regulations have reduced the risk of exposure in the workplace, but a degree of risk remains for many occupations. Such as: Construction, Electricity Generation, Firefighting, Military Service, Mining and Shipbuilding. Your employer should be aware of every contaminated area and have it contained before work can continue.