Landmark Group
Heavy racking dismantling and warehouse liquidation
Approximately 500 tonnes of warehouse material were handled through dismantling, removal, loading, liquidation and scrap sale in difficult conditions.
A connected operating problem
Top-floor work beneath a sheet roof, extreme heat and racks with many bolted connections made the scope highly labour-intensive.
Scope defined around the asset decision
Approximately 500 tonnes of warehouse material were handled through dismantling, removal, loading, liquidation and scrap sale in difficult conditions.
Structure before mobilisation
- 01Planned labour and tools for intensive rack dismantling
- 02Managed removal and recoverable-material segregation
- 03Coordinated loading under difficult site conditions
- 04Connected liquidation and scrap sale to the clearance scope
What this demonstrates
The operating model connected difficult-site dismantling with an organised recovery and clearance route.
Evidence at the handoffs
Site conditions, asset categories and access constraints are validated before execution.
Packing, loading, custody and onward movement are structured around agreed asset records.
Handover and disposal, sale or redeployment records follow the agreed project scope.