Demolition Supervision

The goal of a modern, selective demolition project is the recycling of the largest possible amount of construction material.

A careful deconstruction of facilities and buildings can minimize the waste streams and the disposal costs. This has been shown to be especially true with regard to contaminated buildings.

An unqualified demolition often results in necessary work and emissions protection measures not being properly fulfilled, legal requirements regarding hazardous materials being ignored, and other laws being breached.

Main points in Demolition Planning and Supervision

• Determination of hazardous materials by doing an interior pollutant investigation
• Work safety planning and coordination
• Negotiating with the authorities and clearing the areas to be demolished/renovated
• Creation of a recycling/disposal plan
• Waste management