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4worldlovers: Ground Zero Building Demolition is a Demolition contractor company which was established in 1999, is one of the major building demolition companies in South Africa with its own heavy earth moving equipment supported by well trained operators.


Ground Zero Demolishers has undertaken prestigious demolition projects in various industries and commercial entities such as Colgate in Johannesburg, multi story super structure,Total filling stations,NJR Steel just to name a few.


As Building Demolition Company, Ground Zero has undertaken Demolishing projects of huge and small nature of controlled building demolition. It is a compelling testimonial to Ground Zero ability to provide the highest quality of service and overall performance on behalf of our clients.


Besides being involved in building demolition activities , the company has undertaken excavation,filling projects,site clearance, bush clearing ,tree feeling,concrete slab demolition,structural demolition,demolition of steel structure,house demolition.


Our strength lies in our workforce and quality is the core factor in all our dealings.

In certain circumstances the option to use long reach machines to demolish high rise structures is not feasible. When such doubt in methodology occurs, perhaps due to environmental considerations or adjoining buildings, the only sensible option is to employ a Top Down ‘Floor by Floor’ demolition technique.Following the erection of scaffolding, crash decks and protective sheeting, the building is systematically ‘soft stripped’ of its doors, windows, services and non structural elements, until only a bare concrete shell exists. If asbestos has been detected in the initial survey, this too will be removed under controlled conditions by a specialist Asbestos removal team.

Floor by Floor deconstruction is a complex and technically challenging procedure that involves the highest degree of engineering investigation and design throughout the planning and implementation stage of the works. Our demolition teams are highly skilled and experienced with all methods and techniques involved, ensuring your project is always in safe hands from the embryonic stages to the day of completion.

Whether it is the demolition of a building or the clearing of a contaminated brown field site, recycling and waste management planning is critical from the embryonic

Stages of every project. We therefore always develop waste management strategies for each individual demolition project in accordance with the Site Waste Management Plans Regulations.

On all demolition projects, a pre demolition site audit of potential reclaimable and recyclable materials is undertaken allowing us to:

4worldlovers: For over 60 years Atomic Demolishers & Plant Hire has been dedicated to supplying a comprehensive service to the Demolition Industry.We have also extended our reach over the years into construction, road and earth works industries.

It is our extensive experience and the knowledge gained (and retained) over this time that has made the name Atomic synonymous to demolishing and Civil works / earthworks which put Atomic at the forefront in

When it comes to demolishing , We Offer a Unique & Reliable Service whilst maintaining Quality of Work without compromising on Safety.

Our Teams are built on Knowledge , Technical Experience & Qualified with some Key Members having over 30 Years of Experience .

4worldlovers: Hard hats should be worn in any area that has the potential for workers:

To be hit or struck by falling, fixed, moving or protruding objects.

Hard hats that comply with the standards must be worn at all times while on site where there is a risk of objects falling from above. In fact hard hats are becoming mandatory on most sites.

Hard hats come in a range of styles to suit all types of work:

High temperature – suitable for use in processes such as steel and glass manufacturing

Bushfire fighting – suitable for use by emergency personnel for combating bush fires

Full brim – providing fuller protection from falling objects and UV as well as water shedding

Some hard hats allow for the attachment of accessories to add further protection such as face shields, respirators, hearing protection and work lamps. When selecting your hard hat you should also consider whether ventilation or hi-viz colouring is of benefit.

Hard hats are made of a hard outer shell designed to take the initial impact, and an inner harness designed to absorb and spread this impact which minimises the effects of the force to the skull.

Adjust the harness cradle to ensure comfort and total contact with your head at all times.

It is recommended you do not wear clothing items on your head as this will result in the harness cradle becoming ineffective. This includes hoods, baseball caps, thickly woven or heavily seamed beanies or balaclavas. Some hairstyles such as dreadlocks are also not recommended. As an alternative, safety clothing distributors offer seamless polypropylene beanies which do not interfere with the performance of the harness cradle.

To secure your hard hat, you can use the elastic chin straps, or a four point retaining strap integrated with a harness when working at height.

Ensure any attachments are compatible with the make and model of the hard hat.

If you have any specific questions about wearing your hard hat it is a good idea to check with the manufacturer.

Store in a cool, dry environment, away from direct sunlight, heavy or sharp objects.

Keep your hard hat away from chemicals including paints, paint thinners, solvent based adhesives (some stickers) and cleaning agents.

Clean by scrubbing and immersing in warm soapy water, and rinsing in clean warm water.

If the hat loses its glossy finish and appears chalky, the shell must be replaced

All hard hat components should be inspected at least weekly for signs of dents, cracks, penetration and damage due to impact, rough treatment or wear. A simple test is to squeeze the sides of the hard hat together and listen and feel for signs of stress or cracking which would indicate brittleness and deterioration. Field tests have shown helmet shells last for three years from issue date. Components of harnesses may deteriorate more rapidly and may need to be replaced.