Health and safety is, and always will be, our first priority at Demolition.ng. Demolition is high-risk work, so we run a proactive and constantly improving safety programme — investing in training, planning and supervision to make sure everyone on our projects works in a safe, controlled environment, and that neighbouring properties and the public are protected too.
Every project starts with a site survey, structural assessment, written method statement and risk assessment. No work begins until the plan is signed off.
Site inductions for every worker, daily toolbox talks before work starts, and certified operators for excavators and lifting equipment.
Helmets, high-visibility vests, safety boots, gloves and eye protection as standard — plus dust masks and respirators for dusty operations. No PPE, no entry.
Exclusion zones, barriers, signage and trained banksmen around plant; dust suppression with water; protection of neighbouring buildings and passers-by.
First-aid trained personnel and stocked kits on every site, documented emergency contacts, the nearest hospital identified before mobilisation, and fire prevention measures in place.
Clean drinking water, shaded rest areas, fatigue management in hot conditions, and monitoring of dust and noise exposure for our crews.
Every person who steps onto a Demolition.ng site wears a branded helmet — a visible reminder that safety is personal, and that everyone goes home in the same condition they arrived.
Helmet, hi-vis and boots are non-negotiable for workers and visitors alike.
Every hazard, near miss and incident is reported and acted on immediately.
Only trained, competent personnel operate plant, machinery and lifting gear.
Exclusion zones stay clear — never walk under loads or into fenced-off areas.
The method statement is the instruction — no shortcuts, no improvisation.
Anyone can stop work if something looks unsafe. No exceptions, no blame.
Our procedures are designed to align with the health and safety framework governing construction and demolition work in Nigeria:
Factories Act (CAP F1, LFN 2004) — duties for the health, safety and welfare of persons at work.
Employees' Compensation Act, 2010 — protection and compensation for work-related injuries and disease.
Lagos State Safety Commission — safety compliance requirements for operations within Lagos State.
LASBCA demolition permits — we work within Lagos State Building Control Agency approval conditions for demolition works.
National Building Code — provisions guiding safe demolition practice in Nigeria.
Documented HSE plans — project-specific HSE plans, emergency procedures and incident reporting on every job.
Planning a demolition or site clearance? Talk to a team that puts safety before speed — every time.
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