Scope of Work
The project involved the removal and disposal of hazardous materials such as asbestos, PCBs, residual oils, and mercury-containing equipment. Additionally, Delsan-A.I.M. marketed and sold valuable mill equipment, including a Fuji King Debarker and eight refiners.

Execution
Delsan-A.I.M. employed a fleet of excavators with specialized attachments and a high-reach excavator to safely demolish structures. For taller structures, such as a 175-ft water tower and a 220-ft brick stack, engineered controlled-drop procedures were implemented. A remote-controlled mini-excavator suspended by a crane was used to lower the brick stack to a safe level.

Recycled materials played a key role in the project. Concrete was crushed and reused on-site for backfilling and grading, while approximately 25,000 tons of scrap metal were processed and shipped to recycling facilities.

Project Success
Delsan-A.I.M. completed the project safely and efficiently, showcasing expertise in managing hazardous materials, recovering valuable assets, and utilizing sustainable practices for site preparation.