Condominium/High-Rise
High-rise projects can encompass everything from condominiums to office buildings and industrial structures. One of the biggest challenges to any high-rise repair project is
securing access to work areas. Swing stages are generally the best option, as they allow you to concentrate access only on the areas that need repair. However, this type of rigging might not
be feasible or efficient on some types of structures. In which case, scaffolding or mast climbing work platforms are erected over the entire structure to access work areas.
The planning and sequencing of the work also is a major factor as projects often have 10 to 20 different work tasks being performed at one time requiring careful planning and execution.
The scope of work varies but can include tasks such as shoring, caulking, waterproofing, grinding, chipping, blasting, forming, and pouring occurring simultaneously.
Condominium/High-Rise Featured Work
Project: El Dorado Condominium
Budget: $5 million
This project included balcony repairs and parking structure concrete repairs.
Safety360 at National Concrete We strive to actively operate in a manner that promotes the safety and well being of our employees, residents and the general public.
National Concrete educates all its employees in safety, quality workmanship and the latest techniques in the construction industry.
Our in-house Safety Director is an authorized OSHA Trainer for the Construction Industry who holds the OSHA 500 Certification.
All of our Foremen and Supervisors have completed a 30-hour OSHA safety certification program and all Skilled Laborers have completed a 10-hour OSHA safety certification program.
At National Concrete, we understand that there are many
important and legal requirements that must be adhered
to for property owners, managers and builders in Florida.
Below is our most recent Help Center posting regarding 40-year recertifications in the State of Florida.
Florida 40-Year Building Recertifications
Did you know that according to the Florida Building Code a building must undergo a "Required Building Safety Inspection"
when it turns 40 years old?
Even if you did a complete interior demolition and renovation of your building, you are still not exempt from the 40 year
Building Safety Program. Only if your entire building had been demolished would the inspection be waived. The city does
not send out an inspector to your property.
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