Safety and planning

The work starts with the plan.

The demolition plan connects the structure, people, equipment, access, utilities, material routes, and project interfaces around the scope.

The operating method

From scope review to handoff.

Each step gives the field team a clearer basis for the next, while allowing the plan to respond when site conditions require it.

01
Scope and existing conditions
Review the limits of removal, retained construction, utilities, access, overhead conditions, adjacent operations, and required end state.
02
Method and logistics
Match equipment and sequence to the structure, establish work zones and material routes, and coordinate interfaces with the project team.
03
Controlled field execution
Carry the method into daily production, maintain communication around changing conditions, and keep the turnover requirement visible.
04
Detail and handoff
Separate and remove material, complete the defined demolition scope, and leave the work area in the agreed condition for the next phase.

Prework information

Limits and retained work
What is removed, what remains, and where protection or separation is required.
Utility status
Known conditions, responsible parties, and how changes will be communicated.
Access and work hours
Routes for people and equipment, staging areas, building restrictions, and occupied operations.
Material movement
Internal debris routes, loading position, container access, and separation requirements.
Dust, debris, and protection
Controls for the work area, adjacent finishes, occupied operations, and material movement.
Project interfaces
Adjacent trades, retained systems, active areas, and work that must happen before or after demolition.
Turnover condition
The defined end state required for the next construction phase.

Start with information

Share the location, drawings, photos, scope notes, access information, and current schedule that are available.