Case Study

DATE

July 7, 2020

LOCATION

Sugar Refinery

DIVISONS

Licensable Asbestos Removal - Roof Void

Services

Asbestos Removal

Project duration

Five Days

Summary

The removal of 30 linear meters of asbestos insulation to ductwork within roof plant room under fully controlled conditions within fully operational sugar refinery.

The works were carried out within a fully controlled negative pressure enclosure using wet stripping techniques from a safe strip machine to suppress the sectional insulation using surfactant from a sprayer attachment and the wrap and cut methodology. All works were carried out within a 5 day programme and the enclosure subject to a 4 stage re occupation certificate by the clients nominated analytical company.

Staffing requirements

ARCA Trained Asbestos Managers through to Operatives, Econ’s team included staff who met the following requirements: SMSTS, SSSTS, CPCS, and CCDO

Equipment/Plant Used

Econ’s Waste Lorries from 18t Skip lorries to 32t Roro Skip Lorries & all plant in association with the Asbestos Removal.

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