Perfect Contracting completed demolition of a 2000 square metre dilapidated, abandoned and fire-damaged warehouse in Crows Nest.

The scope of work for this project involved:

Demolition of fire-damaged roof;

Hand dismantling of the roof’s unstable steel trusses and the building’s subsequent re-bracing;

Hand demolition of the collapsing facade walls;

Mechanical demolition of the remainder of the building;

Dismantling the skeletal remains of the roof structure;

Oxy cutting of steel frames into manageable lengths so that they could be sent out for recycling;

Craning out concrete beams and lintels that weighed in at more than 8t apiece;

Make safe – rendering the red zones safe to be able to complete the hazmat removal, and rubbish removal from those zones with the machinery and skips;

Asbestos-Containing Material (ACM) removal in friable and non-friable conditions.;

Stripping windows and fittings;

Pulversing slabs by excavators;

Removal of 500 tonnes of waste using the S70 Bobcat, the 24t and a slew of skips, segregation for recycling and dumping the rest;

2000m2 of asbestos material was processed at Bingo’s Eastern Creek facility;

After the literal settling of the dust, we managed to remove a total of thirty-eight 15m3 skips and 31 ten wheelers filled with rubble. Additionally, there was a COVID scare that required a site-wide shutdown, extensive cleaning, and numerous tests, and yet we still managed to complete the handover on schedule. We did it by utilizing detailed methodologies, strategic operations, and mechanical power.