BMC Demolition was recently tasked with the demolition of a single-storey steel burnt-out dwelling at 110 Camms Road in Dereel. This project involved specialized techniques to safely dismantle the damaged structure while adhering to strict safety and environmental standards.
Project Scope:
- Client: Private Owner
- Location: DEREEL
- Building Type: Demolition of single storey steel burnt out dwelling
- Duration: Early to mid August 2024
- Completion Date:16th August
Challenges:
The demolition of the steel burnt-out dwelling presented unique challenges due to the condition of the structure:
- Burnt-Out Structure: The building was heavily damaged by fire, requiring careful handling to dismantle the weakened steel framework safely.
- Site Safety: Due to the fire damage, additional safety protocols were implemented to protect workers from hazards such as unstable materials and sharp metal edges.
- Waste Disposal: The demolition involved the safe disposal of hazardous materials left behind from the fire, including burnt metals and ash.
Our Approach:
BMC Demolition’s expertise in handling fire-damaged properties ensured the smooth execution of this project:
- Controlled Demolition: Our team employed controlled demolition techniques to carefully dismantle the steel structure, minimizing the risk of further damage or collapse.
- Safety First: Enhanced safety measures were in place throughout the project, with a focus on protecting our team and ensuring the site was cleared without incident.
- Recycling and Waste Management: We focused on salvaging any usable materials and recycling as much of the steel as possible, reducing the environmental impact of the demolition.
Outcome:
The demolition of the single-storey steel burnt-out dwelling at 110 Camms Road was completed successfully, on time, and within budget. BMC Demolition ensured the site was cleared and made safe for future development, reflecting our commitment to quality, safety, and environmental responsibility.
