As this short video explains, extra attention must be paid to safety, noise abatement, dust abatement, scheduling, and consistent communication, to ensure that all parties are aware of ongoing work processes and to manage the impact on "business as usual."
General Commercial Contractor Since 1984
Showing posts with label working in occupied space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label working in occupied space. Show all posts
Monday, May 22, 2017
Important Renovation Considerations
Renovation has been a specialty area for us, and over the years our workforce has developed important skills and habits that are important considerations for working in job sites that are near or around occupied space.
As this short video explains, extra attention must be paid to safety, noise abatement, dust abatement, scheduling, and consistent communication, to ensure that all parties are aware of ongoing work processes and to manage the impact on "business as usual."
As this short video explains, extra attention must be paid to safety, noise abatement, dust abatement, scheduling, and consistent communication, to ensure that all parties are aware of ongoing work processes and to manage the impact on "business as usual."
Friday, January 13, 2017
Shipyard Project Completion
We're happy to announce the completion of a renovation project at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
The initiative took place in the paint-blasting facility, also known as building 284.
The scope-of-work encompassed select interior demolition, reconstruction of floors and utilities, lighting upgrades, the relocation of steam water and sewer systems, and the construction of a complete office building within a large existing warehouse. The new space will accommodate the relocation of personnel from another building, at the shipyard, which was scheduled for demolition.
Read full press release...
The initiative took place in the paint-blasting facility, also known as building 284.
The scope-of-work encompassed select interior demolition, reconstruction of floors and utilities, lighting upgrades, the relocation of steam water and sewer systems, and the construction of a complete office building within a large existing warehouse. The new space will accommodate the relocation of personnel from another building, at the shipyard, which was scheduled for demolition.
Read full press release...
Friday, September 9, 2016
Working in Occupied Space
On many occasions we find ourselves engaged in an expansion or renovation project that involves working in or around client-occupied space.
As you may be aware, this type of work requires some additional attention, such as enhanced safety protocols as well as heightened levels of noise and dust abatement. It's also important to maintain consistent and reliable communication to ensure that all parties are aware of work and delivery time tables, and overall scheduling must be flexible to accommodate a client's peak business periods or special events.
Here's a short video that summarizes the intricacies associated with working in or around client occupied space:
As you may be aware, this type of work requires some additional attention, such as enhanced safety protocols as well as heightened levels of noise and dust abatement. It's also important to maintain consistent and reliable communication to ensure that all parties are aware of work and delivery time tables, and overall scheduling must be flexible to accommodate a client's peak business periods or special events.
Here's a short video that summarizes the intricacies associated with working in or around client occupied space:
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)