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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilitySurvey first

Obtain appropriate structural and hazardous material information before demolition.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityEngineered sequence

Follow the approved demolition sequence and temporary support design.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityUnknown structure

Stop when hidden conditions differ from the survey.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityExclusion zones

Keep unauthorised people outside the demolition danger area.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityLoad paths

Recognise that removing one element can affect another.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityTemporary support

Do not alter props or bracing without engineering approval.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityService isolation

Confirm utility disconnection arrangements before structural disturbance.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityDust planning

Plan dust control appropriate to the materials being disturbed.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityAsbestos suspicion

Stop disturbing suspect materials and seek competent assessment.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityDebris loading

Avoid accumulating demolition debris beyond approved floor loading.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityUnstable walls

Keep clear of unsupported walls and partially demolished sections.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityPublic protection

Consider adjoining properties, pavements and occupied areas.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityPlant reach

Use equipment suited to the planned demolition method.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityFall exposure

Control openings and edges created as work progresses.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityNoise exposure

Assess demolition noise before work and protect affected workers.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityEmergency access

Maintain access for emergency services as the site changes.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityHandover records

Document remaining instability and restrictions between shifts.

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ConstructionDemolition and structural stabilityBriefing question

What unexpected finding requires engineering review?

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OSHA · UNITED STATES

Hazards & safety management

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HSE · GREAT BRITAIN

Construction & worker health

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ILO · INTERNATIONAL

Safety & health at work

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