About O'Briendemolition
O’Brien Demolition is one of the leading demolition and dismantling contractors in the world. Innovation, expertise and leadership in this field have placed O’Brien Demolition at the very forefront of the demolition and dismantling sector.
O'Briendemolition Description
Demolition, Dismantling and Asbestos Removal
Reviews
Another controlled collapse of a Ship to Shore Crane (STS) this time Valparaiso Chile, for TPSV. This is the first time this method of demolition/dismantling has been carried out in Chile. O’Brien Demolition had very limited room in which to carry out the collapse of this STS crane, however the unique design and location of our cuts alongside the precise calculations carried out by our inhouse team of demolition engineers, allowed us to collapse the crane within 10 meters of ...an existing building and 8 meters of an existing lighting tower with perfect accuracy. For more videos of projects such as this; Follow us on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg6X... And Follow our Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/OBrienDemoli... For all enquiries regarding crane disposal please email, info@g-obrien.co.uk
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Another crane hits the ground this time in Tercat terminal, Barcelona - #CraneDemolition #OBrienDemolition
Old school demolition
The latest addition to our demolition excavator fleet has arrived at the Northern Spire Bridge (New Wear Crossing) Sunderland, another Hitachi Zaxis 490 looking very good in O’Brien blue, more still to be delivered in the new year.
Our first two vans from the new fleet have arrived today, looking very smart!
O’Brien Demolition picks up a prestigious 7th Consecutive RoSPA Gold Award
We are proud to announce we have been awarded the RoSPA Gold Medal in the prestigious annual scheme run by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). The award is in recognition of our seven consecutive years of achievement at gold award standard health and safety performance.
“The RoSPA Awards are the most prestigious in the world of occupational health and safety, and held in high regard around the world, as winning one demonstrates an organisation’s commitment to maintaining an excellent health and safety record. Achieving the standard required is no mean feat.” - Julia Small, RoSPA’s head of awards and events.
Freeport Bahamas - STS Crane Demolition Successful Demolition of a 1200 ton container crane. Web: www.g-obrien.co.uk Email: info@g-obrien.co.uk Tel: +44 191 537 4332
Freeport Bahamas - STS Crane Demolition Successful Demolition of a 1200 ton container crane. Web: www.g-obrien.co.uk Email: info@g-obrien.co.uk Tel: +44 191 537 4332
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Good progress being made at St Anthony's House Walker
Yet another successful controlled collapse of STS crane - O'Brien Demolition Two cranes down in one week Web: www.g-obrien.co.uk Email: info@g-obrien.co.uk Tel: +44 191 537 4332
Demolition of a British Built Morris STS Container Crane by way of Controlled Collapse, the crane was 87 meters high. Many more videos on our YouTube channel, subscribe for latest videos: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCg6X__qpn0 Jh1cFlOgZMw3Q
Web: www.g-obrien.co.uk Email: info@g-obrien.co.uk... Tel: +44 191 537 4332
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Emergency Demolition of fire damaged church O'Brien Demolition offers 24/7 emergency demolition. Our team are always on standby to react to any incident, we can make safe any buildings or structures and we work with insurance company's to come up with the best solution for the client.
STS Crane Demoliton - Work Carrided out by O'Brien Demolition
Communication Mast Dismantling - Aykley Heads Durham
The scope of works included the dismantling and re-erecting of a grade 2 listed, 45 meter communication mast. O’Brien Demolition was tasked with relocating the mast from the old police HQ to the new police HQ. The mast was designed and built in 1965 by Ove Arup, due to this; the mast is listed and therefore could not be damaged during relocation. O’Brien Demolitions management team planned to dismantle and re-erect the mast... the same way it was built in 1965, the mast stood at a height of 45m making in very difficult to lift and transport. A specially designed lifting bracket was made and bolted to the mast at existing holes allowing the mast to be lifted without any damage. The mast was then topped and tailed with the use of two mobile cranes and lowered on to a flatbed wagon to be transported to the new location.
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