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Posted in Uncategorized by demolitionnews on November 26th, 2011 Demolition accidents appear to be on the rise.
In a week when the NFDC suspended one of its number over a 2006 fatality, DemolitionNews spoke to IDE president John Woodward and Cuddy Group MD John Cuddy about the rise and rise of industry accidents
Posted in Uncategorized by demolitionnews on October 26th, 2011 John Cuddy discusses the pitfalls and hazards associated with increasingly popular "all-rick" form of contract.
Posted in Uncategorized by demolitionnews on March 31st, 2011 As a former president of the National Federation of Demolition Contractors and the European Demolition Association, board member of the National Demolition Association and a fellow of the Institute of Demolition Engineers, David Sinclair is one of the best-known and most-respected figures in the global demolition industry.
But after 45 years at the cutting edge of the demolition business during which he has worked successfully on three continents, Sinclair is about to face his biggest-ever challenge; drawing up a demolition master plan to help the United Nations tackle the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Haiti.
In this exclusive interview, David Sinclair looks back over his formative years in the demolition business; and ahead to his new role as the UN's new demolition engineer and consultant.
Posted in Uncategorized by demolitionnews on March 26th, 2011 On Friday 25 March, Bromley Demolition's Gary Bishop was named as the new president of the UK's National Federation of Demolition Contractors.
DemolitionNews is the first publication to interview Bishop about his aims and ambition for the Federation during his coming two-year presidency, and the challenges he faces.
Posted in Uncategorized by demolitionnews on March 20th, 2011 The latest episode of Demo Talk Radio, our regular online radio show about and for the global demolition industry.
This episode includes interviews from the UK and Canada and covers subjects as diverse as the recognition of competence card schemes to demolition photography.
Posted in Uncategorized by demolitionnews on March 1st, 2011 Gabor Prudencio has traveled halfway around the world in pursuit of his dream to become a demolition man. In this exclusive interview, DemolitionNews caught up with him to hear his inspirational story.
Posted in Uncategorized by demolitionnews on January 31st, 2011 Edition 2 of Demo Talk Radio, the online radio show about and for the global demolition industry
Posted in Uncategorized by demolitionnews on January 7th, 2011 Launch edition of Demo Talk Radio, the online radio show about and for the global demolition industry.
Posted in Uncategorized by demolitionnews on September 26th, 2010 During the Institute of Demolition Engineers' Autumn conference at One Great George Street in London, respected consultant Wayne Bagnall presented a case study on a demolition project in which asbestos was inadvertently disturbed because prescribed inspection rules were not followed.
This audio contains the highlights of that presentation.
Posted in Uncategorized by demolitionnews on August 24th, 2010 It is five years, almost to the day, since Hurricane Katrina made land in Louisianna and entered the history books as one of America's deadliest and costliest natural disasters. More than 1,800 people lost their lives in the storm and resulting floods that swept through New Orleans, causing around $81 billion worth of damage in the process. But it's an ill wind that blows nobody any good and out of the devastation, one unusual demotion company has emerged. And, as the rebuilding of New Orleans continues, this company is growing in both size and reputation.
We spoke to the owner to find out more.
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