HDG This project was for the L.L in Schaumburg Illinois for Catherine’s. We did a full demolition on the front facade and full interior. Please check out the video I created of the project from start to finish
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We’re experts in:
updating new and old investments
- existing centers
- re-demising tenant spaces
- new facade work
- additions to existing centers
Hanna Design Group Standard on all construction sites:
a construction site is not typically considered a ‘clean’ place. Clean in this context doesn’t mean free of dirt or debris, but safe and organized. HDG standard is to keeping a construction site in order is important not just for organizational reasons and simplicity, but for the safety of workers and visitors. HDG involves proper use and storage of machines and tools, disposal of hazardous materials, and protecting the contents inside and out of a structure during construction. Construction sites are not often associated with high levels of order and clean; in fact they are often the embodiment of disorder. While no construction site should be expected to resemble a well-kept backyard, there are degrees of disorder and safety is the most important matter to maintain on any site.
Safe Work Conditions
The most important factor in construction site maintenance is ensuring that work conditions are safe for all workers and visitors. This involves awareness about debris, materials, and tool usage to ensure the safety of the environment. Materials are often carelessly discarded and the surrounding area of a construction site often contains numerous hazards–from stray boards with protruding nails to exposed wiring or hazardous chemicals. Many of these dangers are unavoidable risks associated with work sites, but maintaining a site and reducing these preventable hazards will make everyone safer. Reducing these types of hazards in construction sites means lowering liabilities from injury and creating a more accessible environment for everyone on site. A more organized construction site is often a more productive one.
Facilitating Better Conditions
Most construction sites have large dumpsters and debris and trash disposal on site for easy disposal of materials and waste. Ensuring that these receptacles are present and utilized will help ensure that the site remains clean and free of dangerous debris. All construction sites also have mandatory hard hat policies meant to keep visitors and crews safe from falling debris and accidents on site. This protocol should always be followed. Hazardous conditions on site should also be advertised to make everyone present aware of any notable risks–such as insecure building materials or exposed wires.
Communication,
Safety protocols, and ongoing cleanup maintenance can help reduce the risks of injuries and make a construction site more efficient. Construction sites are chaotic by definition–everything is under construction, but order doesn’t haven’t to be totally sacrificed. Reducing potential accidents and liabilities by maintaining the site will help make the work site better and may even translate into a faster project completion.
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Please contact Jeffrey Sabaj Director of business development for Hanna Design Group
jsabaj@hannadesigngroup.com for your next project.
Best Regards,
Jeffrey Sabaj
Director of Business Development
Hanna Design Group, Inc.
Direct Line- 847-719-0373
fax-847-719-0370
cell-224-425-0755
Jeff
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