Hydrodemolition enables controlled concrete removal in Port of Liverpool widening project
About the role
Corecut Ltd, a specialist in diamond drilling, concrete sawing and controlled demolition, was contracted to carry out the widening of the Port of Liverpool's Seaforth Passage. The project involved the installation of a new service culvert under the passage, necessitating the demolition of existing structures.
Responsibilities
- Demolition of existing service culvert and construction of a new one across the passage
- Removal of concrete from both receival locations
- Controlled removal of concrete from end walls to expose rebar
- Installation of a new quay wall
- Demolition of the existing wall
Requirements
The project required a combination of wire sawing and hydrodemolition techniques, with the AQUA CUTTER Evolution 710V robotic unit playing a crucial role. The contractor, Corecut Ltd, was able to complete the work safely and efficiently, saving both costs and time.
Qualifications
No specific qualifications are mentioned, but the successful candidate should have experience in hydrodemolition and be familiar with the AQUA CUTTER Evolution 710V.
Skills
- Hydrodemolition techniques
- Wire sawing
- Controlled demolition
- Working in confined spaces
- Working remotely
Benefits
The project offered benefits such as the introduction of Hydrodemolition techniques, which are faster and more efficient than traditional methods. Additionally, the use of the AQUA CUTTER Evolution 710V allowed for precise and controlled demolition, reducing the risk of damage to the underlying rebar.
Pay
The pay details are not specified in the job posting.
Schedule
The project is expected to be completed by December 2014.