We are excited to participate in this amazing event that brings our community together while supporting a great cause! 🚜💥 This annual fireworks show lights up the sky and raise funds for local charities, helping those in need right here in Stroud. 🎇 At Safeway Demolition, we believe in giving back to the community that supports us, and we’re honoured to play a role in making this event a success! Join us in celebrating with a spectacular fireworks night and helping our community grow stronger. 🙌   📅  Event Date : 28-10-24📍  Location : Marling School Play Field Stroud   Let’s light up the sky for a cause! ✨

Protect Your Health and Home with Expert Asbestos Removal Solutions Asbestos is a hazardous material commonly found in older buildings, posing significant health risks if disturbed during demolition. At Safeway Demolition, we prioritise safety and compliance with all regulations. We offer professional asbestos removal services for non-licensed asbestos removal in-house (such as asbestos cement sheeting, gaskets, ropes, floor tiles, etc.). For higher-risk projects, we utilise a vetted supply chain of licensed contractors to ensure your project proceeds smoothly and safely. Key Points: Understanding Asbestos:  What asbestos is, where it’s commonly found in buildings, and why it’s dangerous. Legal Compliance:  The importance of adhering to asbestos regulations and how our team ensures your project stays within legal boundaries. The Safeway Approach:  How our trained professionals safely remove non-licensed asbestos and utilise a vetted supply chain of licensed contractors for higher-risk works to minimise risk and ensure proper disposal. Why Choose Professional Services:  The risks of DIY asbestos removal and the benefits of hiring certified professionals. ·    Our team is highly trained, competent and experienced in what we do, ·    Dedicated policies and procedures in safe removal methods, ·    Site-specific risk assessments and method statements completed for our projects, ·    Compliance with the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012, Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 & the Hazardous Waste Regulations 2005, ·   Fully insured for our work,     Competitive quotations. For any demolition project involving asbestos, trust Safeway Demolition to provide a safe, reliable, and fully compliant solution. Contact us today for a site survey and expert advice.

In a bustling city, construction and demolition sites are a common sight. The loud noise, the dust in the air, and the constant movement of heavy machinery all create an environment that is as thrilling as it is dangerous. The Start of a Journey My passion for demolition began when I was just a child, tagging along with my papa, eager to embrace any challenge. Those early days were filled with excitement and a sense of adventure. Little did I know that this journey would lead me to the crucial realm of demolition safety. As I stepped onto my first demolition site, I was in awe of the sheer magnitude of the operation. The sights, sounds, and scale of it all were truly exhilarating. However, with the right knowledge and training, I quickly realised that safety could be effectively managed through proper risk control measures. This revelation empowered me, turning what initially seemed overwhelming into a well-coordinated and secure process. Understanding Efficient Risk Control Efficient risk control is the cornerstone of any successful demolition project. It involves a combination of careful planning, thorough inspection, and strict adherence to safety regulations. One of the key elements of efficient risk control is site clearance . Before any demolition work begins, it is crucial to ensure that the site is clear of any obstacles or hazards that could pose a danger to workers or the public. Personal Safety Tips from Experience Through my experiences on various demolition sites, I have gathered some essential safety tips that every demolition worker should keep in mind: Wear Proper Protective Gear : From hard hats to steel-toe boots, wearing the right protective gear can make all the difference in ensuring your safety on a demolition site. Stay Alert and Aware : Demolition sites are dynamic environments where hazards can emerge unexpectedly. Stay vigilant and be aware of your surroundings at all times. Follow Safety Protocols : Safety protocols are in place for a reason. Always follow them meticulously, whether it's regarding equipment operation or emergency procedures. Communicate Effectively : Clear communication is vital on a demolition site. Ensure that everyone is on the same page regarding tasks, risks, and safety measures. Regular Training and Updates : Stay informed about the latest safety regulations and best practices through regular training sessions and updates. The Impact of Safety Measures Implementing efficient risk control measures not only ensures the safety of workers but also has a positive impact on the overall success of a demolition project. By prioritising safety, companies can minimise accidents, reduce downtime, and enhance productivity, creating a win-win situation for everyone involved. Embracing a Safety-First Culture As I reflect on my journey in the construction industry, one thing stands out clearly - the importance of fostering a safety-first culture. Safety should not be seen as an obstacle but as an integral part of the demolition process. When safety becomes a priority, everyone benefits, from the workers on the ground to the project managers overseeing the operation. Conclusion: Building a Safer Future Demolition safety is a topic that should not be taken lightly. By adopting efficient risk control measures and prioritising site clearance, we can create a safer environment for everyone involved in the demolition process. Remember, safety is not just a set of rules; it's a mindset that shapes our actions and ensures a brighter, safer future for all. Let's continue building a culture of safety, one demolition site at a time. So, as you embark on your journey in the construction industry, remember these safety tips, and together, we can make demolition sites not only efficient but safe havens for all. Let's demolish the old ways and build a safer, brighter future for all!

Crushing and Recycling Demolition Materials On-Site: Building a Sustainable Future When it comes to demolition, the process doesn't have to mean contributing to landfills or wasting valuable materials. Crushing and recycling demolition materials on-site is a revolutionary approach that not only reduces waste but also promotes sustainability. Here’s how you can make the most out of your demolition project by crushing and reusing materials on-site. The Benefits of On-Site Crushing and Recycling   Environmental Impact: By recycling materials on-site, you significantly reduce the carbon footprint associated with transporting debris to landfills and new materials to the site. This practice conserves natural resources and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Cost Savings: On-site recycling can lead to substantial cost savings. You cut down on transportation costs, disposal fees, and the expense of purchasing new materials. The crushed materials can be reused in various ways, such as backfill, road base, or new construction projects. Efficiency and Convenience: Having a mobile crusher on-site means you can immediately process materials as they are demolished. This reduces the clutter and allows for a more streamlined and efficient workflow.   The Process of On-Site Crushing and Recycling   Assessment: Before demolition begins, assess the types and quantities of materials that can be recycled. Common materials include concrete, asphalt, bricks, and metals. Equipment: Use mobile crushers and screens that can be easily transported to the demolition site. These machines are designed to handle the rigours of crushing and sorting materials efficiently. Separation: Separate materials that can be recycled. For instance, steel reinforcements should be removed from concrete. This step ensures that the recycled product is clean and usable for other projects. Crushing: The separated materials are fed into the crusher, which breaks them down into smaller, manageable pieces. These crushed materials can be sorted by size and quality for different uses. Reuse: The crushed materials can now be reused on-site for various purposes. Crushed concrete can be used as aggregate for new concrete, road base, or fill material. Metals can be sent to recycling plants, and bricks can be repurposed for new construction.   Real-World Applications   Road Construction: Recycled materials can be used for road base and sub-base layers, reducing the need for virgin materials and lowering project costs. New Construction: Crushed concrete and bricks can be used as aggregate for new concrete, providing a sustainable option for building foundations, driveways, and walkways. Landscaping: Recycled materials can be used for landscaping projects, such as creating retaining walls, garden paths, or decorative elements.   Case Study: Success in Action Consider our recent demolition project at an old station yard site in Stonehouse. By implementing on-site crushing and recycling, the project team was able to recycle 85% of the demolition materials. This resulted in significant cost savings, reduced environmental impact, and a quicker project timeline. The recycled materials were used to create a new parking lot and green space, showcasing the potential for sustainable development. Conclusion Crushing and recycling demolition materials on-site is more than just an eco-friendly option; it's a smart business decision. It promotes sustainability, reduces costs, and enhances efficiency. By adopting this approach, you’re not only contributing to a healthier planet but also paving the way for innovative construction practices. Next time you embark on a demolition project, consider the benefits of on-site crushing and recycling – it's a win-win for both your budget and the environment.

The project we're featuring today involved the demolition of an old Railway Yard. The city council gave permission to clearing of the site to make way for a new mixed-use development. Planning and Preparation: Laying the Groundwork Before any demolition could begin, extensive planning and preparation were essential. Here’s a breakdown of what went into getting the project off the ground: Permits and Regulations: Permits and regulations were the first step. This involved close coordination with local government authorities to meet all legal requirements, including environmental impact assessments and community consultations. Safety Measures: Safety is paramount in any demolition project. We conducted thorough site assessments to identify potential hazards and developed a comprehensive safety plan. This included training for all personnel, securing the site perimeter, and setting up emergency response protocols. Equipment Selection: Choosing the right equipment is crucial for the efficiency and safety of the demolition process. For this project, we utilised a combination of high-reach excavators, hydraulic breakers, and concrete crushers to carefully dismantle the structure. Debris Management: Managing the debris was a critical part of the project. Concrete was crushed on-site and reused as fill material, while metals and other recyclable materials were sorted and sent to recycling facilities.