The decommissioning process is multifaceted and spans a number of years. Initially, the focus is on rendering the site safe, which involves removing all fuel and hazardous materials. This includes carefully managing nuclear fuel (if applicable), safely storing it, and dealing with radioactive waste in accordance with stringent regulations. Our expertise extends to dismantling reactors, managing waste streams, and ensuring the responsible disposal of all materials. Once the hazardous elements are dealt with, we move on to the physical dismantling of the plant, including buildings and associated structures. The final stage involves site restoration, returning the land to a safe and usable state for future purposes.

Safety is at the heart of everything we do. Decommissioning a power station comes with inherent risks, and we take every precaution to mitigate them. Our team is fully trained and certified to handle hazardous materials, including asbestos and radioactive waste (where applicable). We conduct comprehensive risk assessments, implement strict safety protocols, and continuously monitor the site to ensure the safety of our workers, the local community, and the environment. Rokk Demolition & Salvage Ltd holds full public liability insurance (£10 million and £5 million) offering our clients peace of mind, and we are accredited by Principal Contractor SMAS and HCS Safety, demonstrating our commitment to upholding the highest standards in health and safety.