Guide about Dust in Demolition

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Dust is one of the most invasive and intrusive issues in modern-day demolition, with the potential to affect workers, neighbouring communities, the environment, and a project’s overall reputation.

Dust can be generated at every stage of the demolition process. Without effective planning and control, airborne dust can quickly migrate beyond the work area and create health, environmental, and operational concerns.

This guide aims to improve awareness and understanding among all stakeholders involved in demolition projects, providing guidance on dust generation, control measures, monitoring, and good practice.

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