Interior Demolition and the Work Environment

Feb. 11, 2013 - PRLog -- The purpose of this article is to discuss the interior demolition environment. Planning and coordinating interior demolition should consider the environment in which people work. This includes proper ventilation and negative pressurization of the demo space. This is done on many projects so that dust and small particulates cannot migrate to another occupied area. This is also performed using solid walls or plastic barriers that isolate one space from another. This becomes a critical operation that needs to be constantly maintained at a negative pressure and monitored by a magnahelic gauge and multiple heap exhaust fans. Proper ventilation and pressurization of a space also helps with air changes so that smoke, dust and particles are removed from the space on a consistent basis.  Clean misting water is sometimes used to keep dust at a minimum.

R. Baker & Son has been performing very challenging interior demolition projects for many years. In fact, customers rely on R. Baker & Son for these challenging projects. Demolition can be a dirty business, but the environment in which people work must be kept clean, safe and healthy. Call R. Baker & Son for your indoor demolition challenges.

About R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services

R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services is the premier specialized contractor in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico.  The Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB) has been in business since 1935, has over 100 employees, an exemplary safety record (We have been directly involved in four (4) sites that received VPP OSHA Safety Awards) and is financially strong (bonding capabilities over $10 Million).  Capabilities include industrial and commercial demolition, rigging, machinery & plant moving, dismantling, decommissioning, plant and equipment relocation, interior demolition, wrecking, selective demolition , demolition contractors in NJ and warehousing.

R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services
1 Globe Street
Red Bank, NJ 07701
Phone: 732-222-3553
Fax: 732-450-0311
Web: http://www.rbaker.com