Removing defective or dangerous cladding is the single most critical stage of a recladding project. At Atomic Projects, we treat removal not just as demolition, but as surgical deconstruction. Every panel, joint, and fixing is carefully managed to protect the building’s structure, its occupants, and the wider environment.

Our approach:

• Comprehensive Site Assessment – Before the first panel comes down, we conduct hazardous materials testing and map every façade zone.
• Controlled Removal Sequencing – Cladding is dismantled systematically to avoid sudden exposure of large building sections.
• Hazardous Containment – For asbestos-containing cladding or combustible aluminium composite panels (ACP), we use licensed crews, negative air systems, and on-site air monitoring.
• Safe Waste Management – Materials are segregated, double-bagged where required, and transported to EPA-accredited disposal facilities.
• Public Protection Measures – Exclusion zones, scaffold containment, and dust suppression systems protect residents, neighbours, and pedestrians.

Why It’s Essential:

• Prevents contamination or safety incidents.
• Ensures legal compliance with WorkSafe and EPA standards.
• Provides a clean, safe framework for the recladding stage.
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— Ben Tran, General Manager, Atomic Projects