- Service area
- More than 20 years of ISO 45001 accredited asbestos removal and demolition work in Gladstone, backed by our crane, scaffolding and mobile equipment fleet.
Kwik Lift carries out asbestos removal in Gladstone for commercial, industrial and residential clients. Work here often happens around an operating site, so we plan the job with you first, agreeing access, timing and how much of the building needs to be closed off at each stage. Removal is done under containment with air quality monitored throughout, and all material is tracked from the site to an approved disposal facility. Clearance documentation is handed over once the area has been inspected and cleared for use again. Demolition, crane hire, scaffolding and mobile plant are available from the same team, which keeps larger projects moving without bringing in extra contractors. Call Kwik Lift on 1300 513 090 to talk through an asbestos removal project in Gladstone.
- What we do here
- One licensed operator
Services in Gladstone
Asbestos Removal in Gladstone
Staged asbestos removal for Gladstone commercial and industrial sites, sealed off section by section so the rest of the premises can keep operating.
Demolition in Gladstone
Industrial and commercial demolition under DM1 licence and ISO 45001 systems, sequenced around live plant, access constraints and waste tracking.
Asbestos Management in Gladstone
ACM registers and management plans for Gladstone facilities, reviewed and updated as maintenance, refits or shutdown works change the building.
Crane Hire in Gladstone
Heavy lift capacity for Gladstone projects, including our 80-tonne crawler with 58 metres of main boom for tilt-panel and structural work.
Scaffolding in Gladstone
Access scaffold, Megashor propping and stretcher rescue stairs for industrial sites where height, load and rescue planning all have to be designed in.
- Common questions
- Gladstone
FAQs
- What is the difference between friable and non-friable asbestos?
- Non-friable, or bonded, asbestos is locked into a solid material such as cement sheeting and only releases fibres when it is broken up. Friable asbestos crumbles under hand pressure, is often found as insulation or lagging, and carries a much higher risk of releasing fibres into the air.
- Why is air monitoring carried out during asbestos removal?
- Air monitoring measures the fibre level around the work area while removal is underway. It confirms the containment is doing its job and gives an objective record that surrounding areas stayed within safe limits during the work.
- Does asbestos have to be removed before a building is demolished?
- Yes. Asbestos is identified and removed before structural demolition begins, because knocking down a building containing asbestos would break the material apart and release fibres across the site and beyond it.
Book a Gladstone site visit
- Phone1300 513 090
- Service AreaGladstone QLD
- Email02demo@kwikliftptyltd.com.au
Trading Hours
- Monday – Friday
- 6:30am – 3:00pm
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed