Below is a professional framework for a Tower Crane Dismantling Method Statement. (Note: Customize this template with site-specific risk assessments and engineering data before use.)

: Maintain method statements, SWMS, and inspection records on site and available for review.

Carefully lower the counterweight block to the ground and repeat the process. Note: One or two counterweight blocks must remain in place to counterbalance the weight of the front jib, strictly following the manufacturer’s structural balance diagram. Phase 3: Removal of the Jib (Boom)

Establish a strict exclusion zone beneath the entire swing radius of both the tower crane and the mobile crane. Use solid barriers and signage reading: "DANGER: OVERHEAD LIFTING IN PROGRESS – KEEP OUT."

The success of a dismantling operation depends on a clearly defined team, all operating under a robust compliance framework.

[Step 1: Remove Counterweights] ──► [Step 2: Disassemble Jib/Boom] ──► [Step 3: Remove Counter-Jib] │ [Step 6: Lower Tower Mast] ◄── [Step 5: Remove Slewing Unit] ◄── [Step 4: Remove Tower Apex] Step 1: Counterweight Removal

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Below is a professional framework for a Tower Crane Dismantling Method Statement. (Note: Customize this template with site-specific risk assessments and engineering data before use.)

: Maintain method statements, SWMS, and inspection records on site and available for review. tower crane dismantling method statement

The success of a dismantling operation depends on a clearly defined team, all operating under a robust compliance framework.