Decommissioning a power station involves a number of stages, from initial planning and assessment to the final site clearance and restoration. Here's a look at what our process includes, always keeping your needs in focus. We’ll start with a comprehensive site survey to understand the specific challenges and requirements of your project. This includes identifying and managing any hazardous materials, such as asbestos. Following the survey we develop a detailed decommissioning plan that outlines the safest and most efficient approach, considering all environmental regulations. Plant and machinery will be dismantled and removed. After the structure is dismantled, we’ll handle all waste materials, maximising recycling and minimising landfill. Finally, we will restore the site to an agreed-upon condition, ready for future use.

Safety isn't just a box to tick; it's at the heart of everything we do. Power station decommissioning involves inherent risks, and we leave nothing to chance. Our team are fully trained and experienced in working with hazardous materials and complex machinery. We implement strict safety protocols and continuously monitor all aspects of the decommissioning process. Our commitment to safety is reflected in our accreditations, including Principal Contractor SMAS and HCS Safety. Rokk Demolition & Salvage Ltd carries £10 million in public liability insurance and £5 million in professional indemnity insurance, giving you peace of mind.