Demolition Plan for Block B, Block C, Block D, and Block E

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DEMOLITION PLAN
Name of Student
Institution Affiliation

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction.................................................................................................................................................2
Location.....................................................................................................................................................3
Type of buildings to be demolished.............................................................................................................3
Demolition methods....................................................................................................................................3
Description of the demolition procedure.....................................................................................................3
Removal of hazardous materials..................................................................................................................4
Material handling........................................................................................................................................5
Health and safety requirements...................................................................................................................5
Conclusion...................................................................................................................................................6
References...................................................................................................................................................8
Appendix.....................................................................................................................................................9

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Introduction
Demolition refers to the process of falling down or tearing down of a building after its life period
by use of some specific equipment or any other technique. When explosives are applied in the
demolition of building the process is referred to as implosion. All the civil engineering structures
are designed for a life period (Martin, 2018). When that life elapses the existence of the building
or any other structure poses a lot of danger to the occupants and the neighboring communities.
Location
The Building to be demolished are located in Western Sydney Institute, Blue Mountains College.
The building to be demolished are Block B, Block C, Block D and Block E to create space for
construction of a new facility for beauty therapy and complimentary health, class rooms and
offices (Pauw, 2017). The attached photos in the appendix shows the buildings to be demolished.
Type of buildings to be demolished
The Buildings to be demolished are Block B, Block C, Block D and Block E, of which all of
them all single storey buildings and they are generally constructed masonry walls with steel or
timber b framed roofs. All the buildings to be demolished are constructed of concrete slab on the
ground, probably with pad and strip footings. In all of the buildings to be demolished there are
no basements (Ruth, 2017)
Demolition methods
It is expected that the contractor will develop a detailed demolition plan before the start of
demolition. The demolition will utilize the non- explosive demolition methods.