
FAQs
Do you have questions about our bricks or demolition services? We have listed our most frequently asked questions with some helpful answers and advice.
Works are scheduled to commence on Monday 21st March 2022.
The entire stockpile removal process is scheduled to take 12 weeks. Works are scheduled to conclude on Monday 06th June 2022.
Works will take place Monday to Friday from approximately 7:00am – 4:00pm and Saturday from 7:00am – 3:00pm.
No works will take place on Sunday.
An excavator will be used onsite to load the stockpiled material into trucks. The trucks will remove the waste material offsite and transport it to Old Red Brick Co’s premises at Gilman where the waste will be remediated.
A water truck will be present onsite during all loading out operations to minimise airbourne dust. This will be supplemented by the use of water spray hoses.
Asbestos air-monitoring stations will be in place during all loading out works to monitor for asbestos containing materials.
A weather station onsite will monitor onsite wind conditions. Where wind conditions are predicted and / or measure to be unfavourable, works will cease for the day.
A temporary dust wall will be erected at the north-west corner of the site to provide screening for nearby properties.
Truck and excavator movements will generate noise onsite, but this will be minimised as much as possible.
The process is being supervised by LBWCo- a locally based environmental consultancy that also developed the EPA approved SRP. A site auditor has been appointed, whose role it is to verify that works are performed and completed correctly. The EPA will also be monitoring works to ensure they are undertaken appropriately and in alignment with the SRP.
TSA Advisory services have been engaged for stakeholder consultation and community. Their details are beneath. The Old Red Brick Co has engaged a local team from project management company TSA to work with property owners and residents to address their questions and any issues they have relating to the stockpile removal work. Should you wish to meet with, or speak to the team, please contact
Works are scheduled to commence on Monday 21st March 2022.
The entire stockpile removal process is scheduled to take 12 weeks. Works are scheduled to conclude on Monday 06th June 2022.
Works will take place Monday to Friday from approximately 7:00am – 4:00pm and Saturday from 7:00am – 3:00pm.
No works will take place on Sunday.
An excavator will be used onsite to load the stockpiled material into trucks. The trucks will remove the waste material offsite and transport it to Old Red Brick Co’s premises at Gilman where the waste will be remediated.
A water truck will be present onsite during all loading out operations to minimise airbourne dust. This will be supplemented by the use of water spray hoses.
Asbestos air-monitoring stations will be in place during all loading out works to monitor for asbestos containing materials.
A weather station onsite will monitor onsite wind conditions. Where wind conditions are predicted and / or measure to be unfavourable, works will cease for the day.
A temporary dust wall will be erected at the north-west corner of the site to provide screening for nearby properties.
Truck and excavator movements will generate noise onsite, but this will be minimised as much as possible.
The process is being supervised by LBWCo- a locally based environmental consultancy that also developed the EPA approved SRP. A site auditor has been appointed, whose role it is to verify that works are performed and completed correctly. The EPA will also be monitoring works to ensure they are undertaken appropriately and in alignment with the SRP.
TSA Advisory services have been engaged for stakeholder consultation and community. Their details are beneath. The Old Red Brick Co has engaged a local team from project management company TSA to work with property owners and residents to address their questions and any issues they have relating to the stockpile removal work. Should you wish to meet with, or speak to the team, please contact
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