Demolition Safety Awareness in Construction

The Many Hazards to Safety during Demolition Work

There are Always Unknown Factors Involved in Demolition Work, Making It Particularly Dangerous

Roof, Wall, Floor, Stairway, and Passageway Collapse
Weak and Damaged Structures
Lack of Proper Lighting, Especially in Stairways
Improper Use, or Lack, of Personal Protective Equipment [PPE]
Use of Weak or Damaged Material to Cover Floor Openings
Improper Use of Demolition Material
Failure to Remove Potentially Hazardous Material in a Safe, Appropriate Manner
Ignored, or Improperly Shut, Service Lines including Electric, Gas, Water, Steam, and Sewer

Structural Design Variations from the Original Construction
Modifications to the Structure's Original Design
The Strength or Weakness of All Construction Materials Used
The Presence of Hidden Hazardous Structural Materials such as Asbestos, Lead, and Silica

Employers Have a Responsibility to Provide a Safe Workplace for Employees Under OSHA Standards Demolition Safety Can be Increased Through:

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