Decommissioning a nuclear power station is a meticulous process, unfolding over years and demanding a phased, carefully managed approach. It's not just about taking a plant offline; it's about ensuring the long-term safety and environmental security of the site. Rokk Demolition & Salvage Ltd guides you through each stage, including:

• Initial planning and assessment: We begin with a thorough site assessment, identifying potential hazards and developing a detailed decommissioning plan that aligns with all regulatory requirements.
• Fuel removal and storage: Safely removing and storing nuclear fuel is a critical first step. We adhere to the highest safety standards and work with specialist partners to ensure secure storage solutions.
• Decontamination and dismantling: Decontaminating the site and dismantling structures require specialist expertise. Our team is trained to handle radioactive materials safely and efficiently, minimising risk to workers and the environment.
• Waste management: Managing nuclear waste is a crucial aspect of decommissioning. We employ responsible waste management strategies to minimise environmental impact.
• Site restoration: Our goal is to return the site to a safe and usable condition. We work closely with stakeholders to agree on a suitable end-state for the land, be that brownfield, greenfield, or something in between.

We know that decommissioning projects involve significant investment. Rokk Demolition & Salvage Ltd is committed to providing transparent and predictable cost estimates, avoiding surprises and ensuring that your project stays on budget. We work with you to develop a cost-effective decommissioning strategy that meets your financial requirements without compromising on safety or environmental responsibility. By focusing on salvage and recycling where possible, we can help offset decommissioning costs.