R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services (R. Baker & Son) recently completed the demolition of three (3) Liquid Nitrogen Gas (LNG) vaporizers including piping, conduits and selected foundations at an active LNG facility in New Jersey. Large energy services client assigned R. Baker & Son for its exemplary safety record, an expert in selective demolition services and competitive prices.

The evaporator was arrested in spring 2008. The pipes were previously flushed with nitrogen and the customer safely. The evaporator is also confirmed asbestos.

Before the demolition and removal operations, R. Baker & Sons has worked with the client representative is required to separate caps and solder, to divert the pipelines, and to isolate mechanical systems from the existing evaporators. It was also part of hydrostatic testing of newly installed pipes and valleys, and certification of welding (100% Radio graphically). In addition, to obtain all permits local and state requirements for the job.

Because of the proximity of active measures were strict security measures are implemented. These security procedures include

• A contract was signed with the security policy for each employee before beginning work. • Daily “tail board” talks were security workers from work-related issues such as data sheets, safety, hand tools, welding flash, using combustion, fire extinguishers, ladders, etc. • No smoking given throughout the system • U. L. approved fire extinguishers and fire hoses with nozzles to protect the premises and equipment. • The temporary fences, barricades, security lights, traffic control, etc. have been used to secure the work area. • All access roads to emergency equipment at all times remain open. • All fire hydrants accessible and usable remained during the entire demolition process. • area burn test was conducted early in the day and the day • Since the plant in mid-LNG plant is operating assets withdrawn, no equipment, tubes, rods, etc. may fall would lead to vibration Nearby resources. All materials must be carefully lowered to the ground by a crane or heavy equipment.

Once the evaporator has been isolated, R. Baker & Son began the demolition of these points. The typical procedure for the demolition of each evaporator is the ability of the first cut, the legs of the evaporator. A backhoe was used with 75,000 lb thrust with rigging carefully lower each evaporator in a controlled manner on the ground. Once on the side, he would be moved to the staging area adjacent to the cutting scrap with the shovel attachment shear.

After the destruction of the evaporator and the cables and conduits has been completed, continue with R. Baker & Son with the concrete work. The main concrete foundations are required to be ready for classification. The foundation was to remain, but requires that all surface projections such as anchor bolts and grout, which must be removed to create a smooth, flat surface. In addition, foundation support pipes are one foot below the soil removed. Cavities by removing the concrete foundation has been created, filled with ¾ size clean stone. The final result was obtained for the same area with 4 inches of ¾ inch stone cleaning stone of existing fields.

The work was completed in less than a month, weeks without incident or injury.

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Universal Wrecking Corp., a premier demolition, scrap recycling and demolition contractor located on a country wide basis, has completed the demolition of a large facility in Virginia.

The project objective was to destroy the demolition of buildings and structures on the site of a safe and controlled manner. Particular attention was paid to the environmental risks of chemical pollution has been given. All demolition crews working in Level C PPE in all phases of demolition.

Before the demolition, an environmental study has been conducted by a review of existing documentation of the client and asbestos materials (ACM) and any other hazardous materials. ACM was previously the client refused to mobilize, and no additional ACM is found. Other environmental concerns have been included oils and fats in equipment and machinery. These oils and fats have been properly drained and its recycling facility off site in an approved container. As mentioned previously, the prior use of the installation of all workers who were in category C PPE.

UWC also necessary to ensure ensure that all site services have been cut. Water, gas, sewer, electricity, telephone, cable, etc., all were confirmed to be cut, sealed and set off. The demolition work carried out in several phases. Phase I of the preparation of the building, composed of well-received, and cut-makers. This work structurally weakened capacity of the planned building implosion. Phase II consisted of the strategic placement of charges for the implosion of the building. For Phase III, the implosion of the building in a safe and effective has been completed. The last phase involved the cleaning of the building of steel and rubble.

To carry out the successful demolition UWC uses the following heavy equipment:

• Cat 330L Excavator with a hydraulic hammer attachment • A Cat 330 Excavator with LaBounty gripper • A CAT 350 Excavator with LaBounty MSD 100 Shear attachment • A 110 • hydraulic crane Bobcat 773 Skid Steer Wrestling with • Bobcat 773 Skid Steer demo • Fixing with hammer Support Miscellaneous

In addition, a total of eight (8) Employees of companies and workers have been used.

The project was completed in 1 month without incident or injury.

Universal Wrecking Corp., a premier demolition, scrap recycling and demolition contractor located on a country wide basis, has recently completed the demolition of the concrete aggregates plant in Hazelton, Pennsylvania. The property has been demolished to make room for decontamination. The client selected Universal Wrecking Corp. (UWC), depending on their attention to safety, professionalism and ability to forecast budget needs.

The main objective of the project was the demolition of buildings and structures on the 20 hectares of land destroyed. There were two (2) large buildings used for the repair and storage, built of steel and block. There was also a large office building built in wood and block.

Before the demolition, an environmental study has been conducted by a review of existing documentation of the client and asbestos materials (ACM) and any other hazardous materials. ACM was previously the client refused to mobilize, and no additional ACM is found. Other environmental concerns have been included oils and fats in equipment and machinery. These oils and fats have been properly drained and its recycling facility off site in an approved container.

UWC also necessary to ensure ensure that all site services have been cut. Water, gas, sewer, electricity, telephone, cable, etc., all were confirmed to be cut, sealed and set off.

As there are few other pieces of reusable devices used in the factory UWC their rigging and rescue teams remove all equipment used for resale. A 60 ton crane and winch driver, accompanied by an experienced crew, the rig has been used for rescue equipment for sale.

To perform the demolition, UWC has mobilized a large team of well trained and many pieces of equipment to demolish its expansive fleet. Mobilized heavy equipment for site, including a cat 330L excavator with a hydraulic hammer, a Cat 330 excavator with a LaBounty clamp, a Cat 350 Excavator with LaBounty MSD 100 Shear attachment, a 345 Cat excavator with a cutter Rotary LaBounty 3000, two (2) Bobcat 773 skid steer with grapple and demo hammer attachments, and many vehicles of local support. The average crew size of the project was eight (8) employees, which was composed of workers, foremen, a foreman and safety officer of the site.

Scrap-metal recycling was very important for the project, how funds were used to reflect the cost of demolition. To maximize the return on scrap metal, UWC carefully sorted in non-ferrous metals and iron battery. After the materials were sorted, UWC then processed, cut and remove materials so that materials were clean and ready to receive the highest price of scrap. UWC also used a 70-meter long mobile weighbridges focus on tests to ensure that all trucks leaving the factory. Overall, more than 1,200 tons of scrap from the recycling operation to demolition.

From beginning to end, the work was completed in two (Round 2) months without incident or injury.

Universal Wrecking Corp., a premier demolition, scrap recycling and demolition contractor located on a country wide basis, has recently completed the last phase of the demolition of a large manufacturing facility and warehouse Pennsylvania.

After a fire in a large part of this great difficulty over one million square meter facility, Universal Wrecking Corp. (UWC) is damaged, the first phase of the project was assigned, the priority was to provide contour. UWC has been responsible for eliminating bays of the building collapsed and clean fire damaged debris and steel members. This is necessary for a controlled manner will be compromised in order to obtain structures and bays have been designated, it will be safe.

Before the demolition, an environmental study has been conducted by a review of existing documentation of the client and asbestos materials (ACM) and any other hazardous materials. No ACM was identified, in part because of the age of the building. Other environmental problems are minor and treated correctly.

For services to the selective destruction, UWC mobilized many pieces of equipment to demolish its expansive fleet. The heavy equipment transported to the site of several Caterpillar excavator with a demolition equipment (scissors, hook), ox-slip with attachments demolition bucket lifts and a crane. A team of ten experienced staff, including the demolition workers, foremen, site managers and site safety was also raised.

UWC used cut demolition techniques for surgical damaged sections of the engineering departments of the customer to be as structurally sound. This was done using a coordinated effort between the technical manual and mechanical demolition. Elevators lone worker with torches is first fire damaged sections of sections structurally sound isolating removed by flame cutting beams and components sectors. After the fields are separated, excavators with shears and hook were used to carefully remove the section of each bay. The damaged sections and bays of the storage facility have been systematically destroyed in this manner until all the fire damaged areas have been demolished.

After this first phase of work the client has other structural analysis techniques on the remaining sections and bays of the building. The client determines that it is cheaper to demolish the remaining parts of the building and then try to rebuild, repair and upgrade the plant to rise, it would be to code.

The client contacted UWC to come back and destroy the remaining 700,000 square meters of permanent facilities. Demolition was to the concrete slab on top. UWC was able to save a substantial part to offset the costs of demolition with the value of scrap metal. Through its extensive commercial relations industry recycling scrap metal, UWC was top dollar for scrap, that customers have a budget for demolition, to help get costs.

UWC uses the following equipment and qualified personnel responsible for this demolition project: • Cat 330L Excavator with a hydraulic hammer attachment • A Cat 330 Excavator with LaBounty gripper • A CAT 350 Excavator with LaBounty MSD 100 Shear attachment • A excavator CAT 345 3000 LaBounty shears with rotating hydraulic crane • • A 110 Bobcat 773 Skid Steer Wrestling with • Bobcat Skid Steer demo 773 with attachment Hammer • support of various equipment • 8 employees of firms and workers

From beginning to end, the work was completed in 4 months without incident or injury.

R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services, a company specialized provides a complete removal of the factory, demolition and deconstruction, has recently completed eight (8) phase, highly technical, demolition and environmental project d reorganization in Kings County Hospital, located in Brooklyn, New York.

R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services, Inc. (R. Baker & Son), commissioned by the client, a turnkey package complete, which was to remove all asbestos containing materials, demolition of three (3) Multi PROVIDE — storey buildings (one building with 5 floors and 100,000 SF 20,000 SF two 1 floors), the elimination of all pipes, cables and other services connected by a tunnel underground utilities, demolition of all concrete slabs and foundations, removal of underground storage tanks and a tank above ground storage, and reclamation and backfilling of the area.

Before the work several pre-demolition and reduction functions performed are required to be completed by. All tools have been suspended from the building and temporary power lines and water have been installed to facilitate the work. A technical study has been completed OSHA requests and receive all permits. Universal wastes (mercury switches, ballasts, fluorescent tubes were collected, etc.), labeled containers and shipped offsite for recycling rules. Proper sidewalk bridges, gates and fences were installed to protect public structures and surroundings. Scaffolding has been installed around the entire 5-storey buildings, including the penthouse. The framework is composed of two members of lumber with 2 layers of debris clearing.

Demolition and reducing means and methods were carefully evaluated on the basis of several technical factors. Because of the proximity of surrounding buildings (less than 40 m) and the public sidewalks, buildings are required to be examined carefully, with the artisan methods of demolition. In addition, there were flashes that went through the walls and seal the asbestos to asbestos on the edge beams.

To determine how the safest and most effective for the project, R. Baker & Son use the services of a licensed professional engineering to meet several technical analysis functions. The engineer evaluated the structural integrity of the building in relation to the proposed method of demolition and contamination assessment of soils for different pieces of demolition equipment (skid steer loaders and machinery demolition Brokk robotics ). The use of the technical report and the contributions of R. Baker 's demolition of internal specialists and asbestos abatement, it was decided to perform the work in a phased approach, from top to bottom and working conditions. This top-down and a gradual approach is also consistent with variances NYC and assured that the building has remained stable throughout the whole process, not that any temporary bracing or relocation.

The phased approach to work has been closely coordinated, allowing reduction and demolition waste will be carried out simultaneously. Working from the roof, the demolition crews would remove all movable objects in the story, including desks, cabinets, partitions, etc. Once a floor has been completed, the type of cutting crew, then reduction complete all non-friable asbestos containing materials (ACM). The demolition team then remove all the drywall and ceiling, so that the reduction in staff vote to reduce correctly to the friable asbestos materials (most) could pipe insulation. The omission of the staff then returned to remove all other components and construction beams that suspend sealing MCA was required to be removed. Finally, when all the MCA has been steadily decreasing, were the teams of demolition Back to the top of the building to be destroyed manually on each floor.

The demolition squads used different tools to carry out the demolition, and specialized equipment including a skid steer with demolition demolition hammer and bucket attachments Brokk 90 and hydraulic hammers. The material was removed from the building through the elevator shaft, and fire debris outside the building.

Started According to the regulations of the NYC, mechanical demolition, once the structure was demolished in the hand than two storeys in height. R. Baker & Son 100.000 + used several large hydraulic excavators with demolition attachments (hammer, pliers, demolition) fine other parts of the main building and two smaller 1 story buildings. Caterpillars, compact loaders and front loaders have also been used to facilitate the demolition, sorting and loading effort.

 

After the building was demolished in class, the slabs were demolished and the foundations of the sub-floor main building as well. Caution was taken not to destroy the sidewalls as these concrete structures necessary for the prosecution could provide support to the surrounding soil (near walkways or structures at risk if transferred to the earth). Once the slab and foundation were removed, geotextile was then installed with a layer of gravel. The remaining part of the subfloor was backfilled with clean fill condenses back to the initial level.

The UST and one AST also demolished and removed from the site. The tanks were properly drained and cleaned prior to excavation or removal. The tanks were then cut on site using an excavator with shear system and sent offsite for scrap recycling.

The project was completed in 12 months without incident or injury.

About R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services, Inc.

R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services is the leading company specialized dismantlement, decommissioning and demolition of the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Veteran-owned biotechnology company in business since 1935, has over 100 employees, an exemplary safety record (we have 4 active projects that receive grants security OSHA VPP) have participated and will) be financially strong (binding capacity of more than 10 million U.S. dollars. The product range includes a total of facilities and equipment decommissioning, dismantling, demolition, relocation and new facilities, as well as heavy equipment rigging and machinery moving machinery, and services on site concrete crushing.

R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services has been named as one of the top-25-breaking companies in North America by the demolition and recycling International (RI & D) Magazine. Each year IR & D has developed a list of 100 largest demolition companies in the world in their D & RI100 survey, based on income from operations of demolition.

For calendar year 2008 was R. Baker & His 78th place of 100 in the world, announces leading demolition contractor. In North America, R. Baker & Son belongs in the top 25 companies demolition. R. Baker & Son is very proud of these rankings and looks forward to increasing our place ranking in 2009. The full article can be found at 100 2008 listing D & IR

Demolition and Recycling International (RI & D) is a global industry worth over U.S. $ 5 billion annually and growing.

GH & D reports on the state of the art equipment designed to meet the needs of the demolition and recycling specialists respond both in terms of efficiency and environmental aspects.

IR & D is the only magazine in the world for the sector and the introduction of new products, exhibitions, news of the two main associations (DFA and NDA) and demolition waste includes project reports, so that part industry.

About R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services

R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services is the leading company specialized dismantlement, decommissioning and demolition of the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Veteran-owned biotechnology company in business since 1935, has over 100 employees, an exemplary safety record (we have been directly involved in four (4) sites, which has received safety awards OSHA VPP) and is financially solid (Liaison capacity of over 10 million U.S. dollars). The product range includes a total of facilities and equipment decommissioning, dismantling, demolition, relocation and new facilities, as well as heavy equipment rigging and machinery moving, machinery and services on the concrete site crushing.

Why should you demolish the old building, it does not harm anyone? There are several reasons why you should something about old buildings have fallen into decay. • Is it safe? A child can play injured or killed by collapsing walls? • Is it insured? Would you personally for all injuries happened was, or could afford insurance? Are you sure the policy covers the abandoned building in a dangerous state? Very few do. • It is a shame. • You have any ideas for replacement How do you get rid of it? Of course, a mechanic can take apart an old building, stone by stone, wood to wood. Would you do it myself? Are you positive that you can work around safely remove? Do you have someone to work with you, because this kind of work is never done alone? Would you contribute to the work by hand or with equipment rental? If you hire a handyman to do so is unlikely to have received special training and is probably a danger to yourself and the general public. If insurance, you may be liable for injuries sustained during the demolition process. Knocking down a building can be a dangerous task if you are a qualified and experienced demolition. Demolition can detect asbestos when they meet. You know where to find a licensed contractor for asbestos removal and sealing the side until the asbestos was removed. The legal consequences of using a non-demolition contractor is very scary. What if a child wandered onto the page and statutory health and safety notices were not posted? Demolition insurance to cover such cases. Demolition of having heavy equipment is needed, as well as experienced operators, job security for themselves and the public.