Hayes Metals is able to plan and implement large-scale and complex demolition and deconstruction projects, even in sensitive or hard-to-reach locations.
Do you have a complex demolition or decommissioning project?
Hayes Metals has an enviable track record in successfully managing demolition and decommissioning projects of large and complex structures and in locations with environmental, historic or cultural sensitivity.
From closure studies to complex decommissioning execution, we can provide the technical, turnkey engineering solutions. We have a reputation for safety and efficiency, drawing on innovative processes to deliver exceptional recycling rates of all materials, not just metal.
The constraints of each project dictate our approach, and our experts can tailor a plan accordingly, advised by certified engineers where necessary. We can then manage all aspects of the work, including execution, health and safety, traffic management, subcontractors, rubbish removal and recycling. We also work with key stakeholders to ensure the project is managed with proper guidance from key stakeholders, including Iwi, Heritage New Zealand and key advisory groups.
Hayes Metals also undergoes regular and independent Pre-Qualification assessments of our Work Health & Safety policies, systems and processes by TOTIKA, +IMPAC and ISN organisations. This provides you with verified assurance that we take Health & Safety seriously and have the necessary systems and processes in place to safely manage your project.
We have specialist equipment and expertise to safely manage even the most complex demolition environments.
Hayes Metals can prepare the execution plans, traffic management plans, risk assessments, and undertake job safety analysis for your project. Using competent engineers and experienced professionals.
We will remove all waste from the site and go above and beyond to recycle all valuable materials.
% of scrap (green) metal used in the production of new ingots
Certifications & Training Courses Ensuring staff have the required competencies/licenses
Quality Assurance ISO-9001, Laboratory Testing ISO-17025, Health & Safety Pre-Qual, (TOTIKA, +IMPAC, ISN)
Vehicle fleet including specialist lifting crane trucks
Almost 100 years of family ownership across four generations
At Hayes Metals, we recognise the importance of building strong, respectful relationships with Iwi. Our commitment to Iwi negotiation is based on mutual respect, cultural sensitivity, and a shared vision for sustainable development is fundamental.
We aim to:
Engage respectfully: We prioritise open, honest, and respectful dialogue with Iwi, ensuring their voices are heard and valued in all our projects.
Cultural sensitivity: We acknowledge and respect the cultural heritage and values of Iwi, integrating these principles into our business practices.
Collaborative partnerships: We seek to establish long-term, collaborative partnerships with Iwi, working together towards common goals and sustainable outcomes.
Environmental stewardship: We are committed to protecting and preserving the environment, aligning our practices with the values and traditions of Iwi.
Economic empowerment: We strive to create opportunities for economic growth and development within Iwi communities, supporting local employment and business initiatives.
Hayes Metals consistently demonstrates our expertise and innovative capabilities through successful projects that we undertake for our clients. Below are several case studies that showcase our commitment to excellence.
The design of the artwork or the intended installation environment can often present challenges. Hayes Metals has the experience and expertise to collaborate with the artist or foundry to recommend the most suitable alloy or custom-tailor an alloy to meet the needs of all stakeholders, including the artist, foundry, and artwork owner.
Some of the equipment was situated in hard-to-reach areas, making a straightforward lift impractical. We employed our specialised equipment to construct rail tracks, enabling us to safely move the equipment from their locations to an area where we could then lift them using one of our crane trucks.
The project involved the decommissioning and removal of transmission towers in some very difficult locations, which required extensive planning and precise execution to ensure that neighbouring properties and buildings were not damaged.
Please reach out to the Hayes team. We are eager to discuss how our expertise and technical assistance can support your project.