The Engineering Survey Report
The engineering survey should result in a formal (written) report
The engineering survey should result in a formal (written) report.
The written report should include each of the following sections:
- building characteristics (i.e., construction type & structure size, height, structural hazards, enclosed/confined spaces, wall ties, shoring types and locations)
- protection for adjacent structures
- methods for demolition
- methods to protect the public
- protection of utilities (overhead and underground)
- protection of above and below-ground tanks
- hazardous materials removal
- blasting requirements (29 CFR 1926, Subpart U, Blasting Safety Requirements)
- training requirements
See this sample of a Building Demolition Plan that includes a comprehensive engineering survey at Attachment B
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