National SDV Contractor performing Demolition; Dismantling; Wrecking; Environmental Remediation; Hazardous Waste Clean Up; and complete Decommissioning Services for Industry, Power Facilities, Manufacturers, Chemical Plants, Brownfield Development, and Governmental Agencies.
An outline of services is broken down according to the basic steps of a decommissioning project:
Initial Planning
- Environmental assessments as related to decommissioning options.
- Long term goal planning
- Beneficial reuse of facilities property
- “Greenfield” Options
- FERC Estimates
- Impacts of operating history on demolition means and methods
- Facility constraints/restrictions to be placed on demolitions
- Demolition impacts to existing facility operations
- Waste stream consideration and impacts on demolition activities, public infrastructure and transportation logistics.
Managerial Considerations
- Regulatory “Capital” Assessment
- Level 1 Managerial Transition Plans
- Contracting basis for decommissioning functions
- Time & Material
- Cost Plus Fee
- Firm Fixed Price (Lump Sum)
- Security and Site Logistics Considerations/Constraints
Start of Work
- Contractor RFP Development
- Contractor Prequalifications and Review
- Assist with Bid Walks
- Integrated Safety Management Implementation (ISM)
- Waste Disposal
- Options for Waste Disposition
- Waste Minimization/Optimization Plans
- Transportation Logistics and RFP Development
Performing Work
- Demolition Equipment Management/Leasing Arrangements
- Continuous Improvement Monitoring at Craft Level
- Determining ISM Effectiveness
- Procedural Review and Implementation Analysis of Work Plans at Craft Level
- Monitor Behavioral Change/Transitions at Craft Level
- Safety Incentive Programs
- Root Cause Analysis and Lessons Learned
- Labor Relations Enhancements
- In both Union and Labor Shop Environments
- Work Monitoring Controls and Tracking
- QA/QC Oversight Functions.