Innovating Safety: Demolition Robots Redefine High-Risk Silo Projects One of the toughest challenges of the coal silo project was removing a deteriorating hopper situated 120 feet high, obscured by a concrete lid with no access points and unclear attachment methods. The team adopted a methodical approach, removing small sections of concrete daily to expose the hopper and its supports. After removing the lid, the hopper’s bottom was carefully cut to avoid debris buildup. A demolition robot played a critical role, taking controlled “bites” out of the structure while keeping personnel safely distanced. This approach ensured safe, precise removal without risking crane-based cutting. The team’s adaptability and precision in overcoming unseen intricacies ensured a successful operation. video rights : eastcoastdemolition #demolition #construction #engineering #civilengineering #civilconstruction #engenharia #engenhariacivil #engenheiro #engenheirocivil #ingeniero #ingenierocivil
That's the least healthy or safetely thing I've ever seen. And then it got worse when I seen the cherry picker lad using ropes to "control" it. 🤦
Hum, des solutions pour des niveaux de risques élevés 👍
It is not efficient form
This is a fake video
Please share SOP for this job.
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I wonder what Fred Dibnah thinks of this?
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1dThere are more better way to demolish in efficient way and reducing the downtime without affecting the environment.