Demolition crews have used robots for decades, but advancements in technology mean that more contractors have adopted their use. This is especially true with the …
You face risks when hiring any contractor, but especially a demolition contractor. Not covering your bases and hiring the first crew you encounter is not …
Demolition means destruction to many people. It is rarely viewed as a necessary step towards positive change and growth. However, the benefits of demolition help …
If you are contemplating demolishing an older building to make way for new construction, you will have several options to consider for building demolition. The …
Building demolition is a thoroughly researched, carefully orchestrate project. Demolition contractors must have integrity and be conscientious about both employee safety and environmental safety. Without …
The most well-known types of hazardous waste are asbestos and lead paint. SV Demolition runs into these two materials frequently, and we use the proper …
The eco-friendly movement and efforts to reduce carbon footprints are active in the construction and demolition (C&D) industry in America. Construction and Demolition materials consist …
Drones have increasingly been adopted by the demolition industry. Beyond aerial imagery, implementing drone technology is now used throughout the entire demolition lifecycle: initial site …
Reducing waste can save money, reduce air, soil, and water pollution, and conserve energy and resources. Demolition companies play a critical role in recycling, reducing, …
Electronic Recordkeeping In May 2016, OSHA issued its final rule, Improve Tracking of Workplace Injuries and Illness. Employers have a compliance deadline phased in for …
In 2013, OSHA issued a memo stating the agency would allow a non-employee union representative to act as the employee representative during an inspection of …
Demolishing a building takes careful planning and research. Professional demolition contractors must make employee safety as well as environmental safety a top priority. If not, …
The construction industry deals with many hazards, and the demolition process is like construction in reverse. This presents additional hazards to address. SV Demolition follows …
Anyone living in the Greater Bay Area most likely knows the three R’s: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Can this concept apply to a major building renovation? …
What is Asbestos? Asbestos is a general term relating to a group of fibrous materials that occur naturally. These materials have high tensile strength and …
Even for industry veterans, selecting a reliable, reputable industrial demolition contractor can present challenges. If the industry is particularly busy, the best demolition contractors will …
What is Beryllium? Beryllium is a lightweight but strong metal used primarily in the defense and aerospace industries. Beryllium-copper alloy is commonly used for its …
Last year, OSHA established new regulations to address health issues that may arise from exposure to crystalline silica. The Exposure to Respirable Crystalline rule is …
Trench collapse deaths are avoidable, yet they continue and are on the increase. Why? There may be many factors that contribute to this preventable tragedy: …
OSHA sets the standards for The Control of Hazardous Energy, or Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), in 29 CFR 1910.147. This regulation puts into place safety procedures in …
Many professionals in the building industry view demolition contractors as key partners in tearing down old buildings and clearing sites to make way for new …
Demolition—it is a huge job. Therefore, hiring a demolition company is not something you want to do without putting in plenty of thought and consideration. …