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Demolition Work of Structures
HB-HSEQ-F-066
Version: 3
Qualifications / Competencies: Hold a demolition certificate, experienced / trained workers and licensed holders
Signed By:
Item Checked
TASK DESCRIPTION ACCEPTED CRITERIA BUILDER COMP/PERSON
No. √
1 Are the owner / principal legally Has the project been granted DA approval for the structure to be
empowered to have the building demolished?
demolished? Authorisation from the owner / principal to proceed with demolition.
Relevant regulatory body has been informed of the works 5 days prior to
the demolition works on approved form and permit been issued by
council to demolish.
2 Investigation of the building or Identify principal structural materials (timber, masonry, steel concrete)
structure. in roof floors, columns, walls (external and internal.
Identify secondary materials in ceilings, wall panelling, partitions, floor
finishes.
Identify and locate any hazardous materials or potential hazards
(asbestos).
Identify the structural system in place
o Refer to existing plans
o Consult an structural engineer
3 Existing Services. Identify isolate or locate existing services that will be affected (water,
electricity, gas, sewerage, drainage.
Identify other services affected (fire fighting, air conditioning, lifts etc.).
Verify decommissioning/isolation documents for identified energy
source and equipment not under our control but to be removed as part
of the demolition works
4 Site conditions and parameters. Identify any underground hazards (tanks, common utilities)
Identify retaining structures providing support to adjoining structures.
Determine the suitable points of enter and exit for personal and
demolition equipment.
Identify immediate environmental impact.
Identify perimeter hoarding fence security.
Identify electrical safety for site.
Identify footpath or road closures, traffic and pedestrian control
required.
Identify environmental issues – noise, dust suppression during activities.
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