Define the scope before mobilization

Identify the asset, understand possible deliverables and establish the information and responsibilities to be agreed before execution.

Vessel decommissioning

When it applies: Vessels, barges and offshore platforms taken out of service.
Deliverables to define in the scope: Decommissioning plan and cutting sequence
Hazardous waste removal and disposal
Deregistration and final-destination records

Port equipment

When it applies: Ship-to-shore cranes, gantries and yard equipment in live terminals.
Deliverables to define in the scope: Rigging plan and interference analysis
Execution within agreed operational windows
Cutting, segregation and section-by-section removal

Industrial dismantling and recycling

When it applies: Heavy steel structures routed back into the steel chain.
Deliverables to define in the scope: Alloy segregation and scrap classification
Processing and load preparation
Delivery to steel mills with fiscal documentation

Reverse logistics and waste

When it applies: Classification, transport and final destination, evidenced.
Deliverables to define in the scope: Waste classification and characterisation
Manifests and licensed hauliers
Destination certificate per lot

What we need to assess

Asset type, location, ownership and current condition.
Inventory, drawings, authorized photos and material estimates, where available.
Operating history, potentially hazardous substances and existing environmental documentation.
Site access, operating constraints, intended timeline and decision owner.

Delivery boundaries and responsibilities

GSR: Propose scope, work sequence and technical and documentary deliverables. Team, equipment, partners and responsibilities are defined in the proposal, not assumed from this page.
Client: Supply information, establish ownership and authorizations, enable access and agree operating interfaces. Responsibility for permits and submissions must be recorded in the contract.
Specialists and third parties: Testing, decontamination, transport and destination depend on material characterization and the engagement and verification of competent providers.
Before execution: Risk analysis, isolation, lifting, protective equipment and field records form part of a safety plan to be confirmed for each project. This page does not assert certification or an already verified practice.

From inventory to the next technical step

A preliminary assessment identifies information gaps and the path to a scope. It is not a fixed quotation, a residual-value guarantee or authorization to execute.

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