Fallen-tree and debris removal
The scope included removal of the fallen tree and removal of debris from the works. The project photographs show tree material, removed roof timbers and tiles, and debris collected for removal.
Storm damage · Grays Point NSW
Storm-damaged boat shed make-safe in Grays Point
SCE delivered a substantial make-safe package for NRMA Insurance at a storm-damaged boat shed in Grays Point. The works brought together fallen-tree removal, asbestos removal and disposal, temporary wall and roof propping, gradual roof removal and debris removal.
The assignment involved supporting the remaining structure while dismantling the damaged roof and removing the affected materials.
LocationGrays Point, NSW
ClientNRMA Insurance
ProjectBoat shed make-safe
The complete boat shed make-safe scope
SCE’s work covered the fallen tree, asbestos, temporary support, damaged roof structure and debris. These elements formed one coordinated make-safe package for the storm-damaged building.
Asbestos removal and disposal
Removal and disposal of asbestos was a defined part of SCE’s make-safe package. This work sat alongside structural support and roof removal within the overall assignment for NRMA Insurance.
Structural support and roof removal
SCE temporarily propped the walls and roof structure and gradually removed the roof structure. The temporary support and dismantling work addressed the damaged boat shed as the roof was taken down.
From storm damage to the supported remaining structure
The photographs record the damaged roof, wall support, removal of roof materials and debris handling. The final view shows the remaining walls after the roof was removed, with temporary support still in place.
This project demonstrates SCE’s ability to combine structural support, asbestos removal and dismantling within a substantial make-safe scope.
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Make-safe experience for insurance and property clients
The Grays Point boat shed required a response covering several parts of the damaged structure. SCE delivered the full make-safe package for NRMA Insurance, from fallen-tree and asbestos removal through temporary propping, gradual roof removal and debris clearance.
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Boat shed project questions
What work did SCE complete at the Grays Point boat shed?
SCE removed the fallen tree, removed and disposed of asbestos, temporarily propped the walls and roof structure, gradually removed the roof structure and removed debris. The make-safe project was delivered for NRMA Insurance in Grays Point, NSW.
How did the boat shed scope address the damaged structure?
The scope combined temporary propping of the walls and roof with gradual removal of the roof structure. The photographs record the damaged roof, temporary wall support, removed roof materials and the remaining walls after roof removal.
Was asbestos removal included in this project?
Yes. Removal and disposal of asbestos formed part of SCE’s boat shed make-safe scope, alongside fallen-tree removal, temporary structural support, gradual roof removal and debris removal.
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