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SHERWIN WILLIAMS PLANT DECOMMISSIONING
OLIVE BRANCH, MS
DISMANTLING AND DEMOLITION:
CCI completed the decommissioning, demolition and industrial cleaning of one
of the largest paint producing plants in the South East. This was an accelerated
schedule with 40% of the plant still in operation. Project consisted of numerous
hours of dismantling and rigging operations in confined areas. All chemicals were
drummed, labeled, and packaged for proper shipping. 95% of all materials on-site
were recycled and diverted from local land fills.
With a scope of work as follows:
• Dismantling and salvage for owner of over 200 holding and mixing tanks.
• Complete demolition of the Cooker Building and Tank Farm
• Interior dismantling, demolition and salvage for owner of the mixing tank
mezzanine and all tanks.
• Asset recovery near $8 million dollars worth of production equipment and
tanks
• Removal of all overhead process lines and non-essential building mechanical,
electrical and plumbing systems.
ENVIRONMENTAL AND INDUSTRIAL CLEANING:
• The work included the cleaning and removal of all hazardous and nonhazardous
chemical liquids from over 200 holding and mixing tanks. The
blasting of containment pads, trenches, piping and equipment to prepare for
demolition.
• Management of Lead-Based Paint, Fluorescent Light Tubes, PCB
Transformers, and Hazardous Liquidsted all tasks on
schedule, on budget, and with no OSHA incidents.
DEMOLITION OF VILLA ST MAURICE
NEW ORLEANS, LA
CCI completed the separation, demolition and recycling of 2 five story post
tensioned concrete frame buildings and the selective interior demolition of the
remaining attached 4 story. The demolition was complicated by the proximity of
the adjacent remaining 4 story historical building that was actually attached to a
portion of one of the buildings.
CCI performed vibration monitoring and modified normal working procedures
to ensure the neighboring historic residential homes were not damaged during
the demolition. CCI also performed restoration work at the location of the separation
from the 4 story.
97% of all materials on-site were recycled. Diverting over 21,000 tons from local
land fills.
With a scope of work as follows:
• Interior demolition and removal of non-recyclable building materials from
over 140,000 sf.
• Separation and dismantling of the 4 story attached concrete portion.
• Restoration of historic 4 story at point of separation.
• Complete demolition of the two 5 story buildings totaling over 110,000sf
• Removal of select pavements and large building concrete pile caps and grade
beam foundations.
• Installation of 8’ permanent site fence.
• Site restoration including soil import, site grading and green turf establishment.
DEMOLITION OF ST MARTINS MANOR
NEW ORLEANS, LA
CCI demolished the 5 story 57,000 sf concrete post tensioned structure down
to the concrete pilings. CCI successfully dismantled the last 3 bays that were
adjacent within 10’ to 3 historical statues to the North and 15’ to the West of
an 1890’s 2 story historic rectory and 20’ to the South along the entire 300’
long front of an 1890’s historic brick wall. All adjacent structures were left in
place with no resulting damage.
CCI recycled 93% of the entire demolition material generated. The resulting
recycling efforts diverted over 9,000 tons from local landfills.
PACIFIC COAST FEATHER MILL DEMOLITION
HENDERSON, NC
CCI completed the dismantling, demolition and asbestos abatement of the RSM
textile manufacturing plant after it was damaged from fire. The project consisted
of numerous hours of dismantling and rigging operations to separate remaining
portions of the plant from the damaged portions which included flying roof top
dust collection and drying units from the remaining structures.
The asbestos and chemical removal included abatement of structurally sound portions
and gross clean up and intact demolition of unstable structures.
With a scope of work as follows:
• Dismantling and demolition of over 275,000 sf.
• Abatement of floor tile and mastic, ceiling insulation, pipe insulation and
transite paneling. Chemicals include pcb transformers, cleaning solvents and
process liquids.
• Separation of 780lf of manufacturing plant structure and equipment.
Segregation and recycling of over 2,500 tons of ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
PATTERSON HALL DORM RENOVATION
CCI completed the building dismantlement, demolition and abatement of the
11 story concrete and steel building. This was a closely coordinated project
between the asbestos and universal waste abatement, the dismantling of the top
floors and the demolition down to the remaining structural frame while the
renovation trades worked on adjacent floors.
Project consisted of numerous hours of dismantling and rigging operations of
the top floors and penthouses. Saw cutting and removal of select load bearing
columns and slabs.
All asbestos, lead and universal wastes were removed while still maintaining a
strict recycling requirement.
With a scope of work as follows for the 115,000 sf structure:
• Asbestos abatement of floor tile and mastic, ceiling texture, mastic
adhesives and pipe insulation all through out the structure.
• Complete dismantle and removal of the eleventh floor and penthouse
structures.
• Interior demolition of all finishes, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire
protection equipment.
• Removal of all exterior walls, elevators, stair wells and shafts.
• Removal of exterior site paving, courtyard structures and planters.
DEMOLITION OF CENTRAL CHEMICAL PLANT
HAGGERSTOWN, MD
CCI was contracted to start work at the Central Chemical Plant which was historically
used as a pesticide formulation (DDT) facility.
With a scope of work as follows:
• Decontamination & cleaning of 17 structures affected by the pesticide dust
and miscellaneous chemicals.
• Engineered a super-vac equipped with a high efficiency particulate filter
(HEPA) exhaust and plenum system for proper dust particle removal.
• Surveying and removal of all asbestos containing materials.
• Structural demolition and dismantling of 17 structures of various sizes to
include the dismantling of a 12 story industrial facility.
• Management of Lead-Based Paint, Fluorescent Light Tubes, PCB
Transformers, and Hazardous Liquids.
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