Our specialized demolition services in high contamination environments are tailored to safely and efficiently manage the challenges associated with hazardous materials, environmental risks, and confined spaces. We utilize state-of-the-art heavy equipment and ensure strict adherence to safety protocols to protect both workers and the surrounding environment. Whether dealing with asbestos, lead, mold, chemical contamination, or other hazardous substances, we are equipped to handle complex, high-risk demolition projects with precision and care.
Key Features of Our High Contamination Demolition Services:
Heavy Equipment for Contaminated Demolition: We deploy advanced heavy machinery, including excavators, cranes, and specialized attachments, designed for controlled demolition in hazardous environments. Our equipment is carefully selected to minimize contamination spread while maximizing operational efficiency.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): The safety of our team is paramount. We ensure all personnel are equipped with the appropriate PPE, including respirators, protective suits, gloves, and eye protection. Our workers are fully trained in the proper use of PPE to protect against exposure to harmful substances.
Hazardous Material Management: Our team is trained in the safe removal, disposal, and containment of hazardous materials such as asbestos, lead paint, mold, and industrial chemicals. We adhere to strict local and federal regulations governing the safe handling and disposal of these materials.
Safety Protocols and Risk Mitigation: Before beginning any demolition, we conduct a thorough risk assessment to identify potential hazards. Our team follows detailed safety protocols, including air monitoring, water suppression techniques to control dust, and the use of containment barriers to prevent cross-contamination to surrounding areas.
Certified Technicians and Environmental Compliance: All personnel involved are certified and trained in handling hazardous demolition scenarios, ensuring compliance with OSHA, EPA, and other regulatory bodies. We also ensure that all waste removal and disposal meet the highest environmental standards.
Project Monitoring and Reporting: Continuous monitoring of air quality, structural integrity, and worker safety throughout the demolition process is part of our commitment to maintaining a controlled, secure environment. We provide detailed reports on project progress, safety assessments, and material handling for full transparency.
Craft Labor work force: An experienced demolition craft workforce typically consists of various specialized roles that work together to ensure safe, efficient, and effective demolition operations. Below is a breakdown of the key roles and responsibilities on all demolition projects.
Heavy Equipment Operators
Responsibilities:
Operate heavy machinery like excavators, bulldozers, cranes, and loaders to dismantle structures, remove debris, and perform other demolition tasks.
Perform equipment inspections and basic maintenance to ensure safety and functionality.
Coordinate with other team members to ensure safe demolition practices and adherence to project timelines.
Key Skills:
Expertise in operating different types of heavy machinery.
Familiarity with demolition tools and equipment.
Strong safety awareness and adherence to protocols.
Demolition Laborers
Responsibilities:
Perform manual tasks like tearing down structures, removing debris, and assisting with equipment setup.
Handle hand tools and small machinery for tasks like breaking walls, cutting steel, and clearing rubble.
Follow safety guidelines and help maintain a clean and safe work environment.
Key Skills:
Physical strength and stamina.
Knowledge of basic construction and demolition techniques.
Ability to work in hazardous environments.
Demolition Burners/High Burners
Responsibilities:
Use torches and cutting equipment to cut through metal and other materials during demolition.
Handle flame-cutting equipment for cutting structural steel, pipes, and other materials that need to be dismantled.
Ensure all burning and cutting operations are carried out safely and in accordance with fire safety regulations.
Key Skills:
Proficient with oxy-fuel cutting and other flame-cutting techniques.
Familiarity with industrial-grade burners and safety equipment.
Ability to read blueprints and plans to determine where cutting needs to occur.
Riggers
Responsibilities:
Responsible for safely lifting and moving heavy equipment and materials using ropes, cables, cranes, and other rigging equipment.
Set up and dismantle rigging systems, securing loads for hoisting or lowering.
Ensure that all lifting operations are executed according to safety standards and procedures.
Key Skills:
Expertise in rigging equipment, including slings, hooks, and hoists.
Knowledge of load calculations and lifting techniques.
Ability to assess the safety of rigging setups and identify potential hazards.
Millwrights
Responsibilities:
Install, maintain, and dismantle industrial machinery and equipment during demolition.
Disassemble large equipment and machinery with care, often for salvage or recycling.
Repair or remove machinery that cannot be safely demolished using standard demolition methods.
Key Skills:
Skilled in mechanical systems, including motors, gears, and conveyors.
Proficient in welding, cutting, and heavy machinery handling.
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities.
Master Mechanics
Responsibilities:
Maintain, repair, and troubleshoot heavy equipment and machinery used in demolition.
Ensure that vehicles, cranes, excavators, and other machines are in optimal working condition.
Conduct preventive maintenance and perform repairs to minimize downtime during the demolition process.
Key Skills:
Expertise in diagnosing and repairing a variety of mechanical systems.
Strong knowledge of heavy-duty equipment and industrial machinery.
Ability to perform emergency repairs under tight schedules.
Teamsters (Waste Haulers)
Responsibilities:
Drive was hauling trucks to collect commercial and construction waste.
Ensure all waste is properly loaded, secured, and transported to the disposal facility.
Adhere to local, state, and federal waste disposal regulations, including safe handling of hazardous materials.
Key Skills:
Skilled in driving heavy-duty waste hauling trucks, including roll-offs, front-loaders, and rear-loaders.
Knowledge of safe driving practices, vehicle handling in various conditions, and familiarity with local road regulations.
Knowledge of how to maintain and troubleshoot basic mechanical issues on waste hauling vehicles and equipment.
Our Commitment to Safety
Safety is at the core of everything we do. From the use of advanced heavy equipment to the stringent application of PPE and environmental controls, we prioritize the health and safety of our team, clients, and the community. Our experience in high-contamination demolition ensures that even the most challenging projects are completed efficiently and without compromising safety standards.
If you're dealing with a hazardous environment, trust our expert team to manage the demolition process with precision, caution, and professionalism—ensuring safe and compliant project execution from start to finish.
