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CONTENTS. 1.0 INTRODUCTION. Cronin & Sutton Consulting Engineers (CS Consulting) have been commissioned by Bartra Property (Castleknock) Limited to prepare an Stage 1 Method Statement for Demolition of Existing Buildings to accompany a planning application for a proposed shared living development at Brady’s Inn, Old Navan Road, Dublin 15.
This method statement for demolition works of building such as soft stripping, scaffold erection, demolition, foundation/hard standing removal, and crushing to a certified 6F2 aggregate is detailed for the agreed-upon works at the site.
Demolition Method Statement for Building Structures or Services. Demolition requires very careful and safe method in order to make sure that persons involved and other related parties are protected from any hazards. Demolition may affect the public, workers and adjacent structures.
SAMPLE SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENT DEMOLITION WORK. safe work method statement (SWMS) must be prepared by the persons conducting businesses or undertakings (PCBUs) for any identified high risk construction work (HRCW) in relation to all construction work, irrespective of the cost of that work.
A plan showing the procedure for the demolition of the building; detailed sequence of demolishing structural members; and the method of demolition to be adopted. A plan showing all precautionary measures for the protection of the public including hoardings, covered walkways, catch platforms, catch fans, scaffolding, protective screens and ...
When the demolition of a small scale building or residential property is required then a method statement should be written. The generic safe work steps of this example method statement are common but the safe work method must be written with all site related safety issues.
1) This template method statement can be used to provide details of how most buildings and structures will be demolished and sites will be cleared. For larger or more complex demolition or site clearance projects, however, a more detailed statement may be required.
