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Project Intake
and
Planning

1. Automated Bid Management: Use software to receive, evaluate, and respond to project bids.
2. Site Assessment Tools:
Drones or 3D scanning to map structures and identify hazards.
3. Permit Workflow Automation: Automatically generate and track permit applications and approvals.

Post Demolition
and
Sustainability

1. Waste Tracking Systems: Log and report disposal or recycling of debris.
2. Carbon Footprint Calculators: Measure environmental impact and suggest greener alternatives.
3. Client Dashboards: Provide clients with transparent access to timelines, costs, and outcomes.

Data Driven Decision Making

1. Material Inventory Systems: Catalog salvageable materials (e.g., steel, copper) for resale or recycling.
2. Risk Analysis Algorithms: Predict structural weaknesses or environmental risks using historical data.
3. Scheduling Optimization:
Use AI to allocate crews and equipment based on availability, location, and priority.

Integration
and
Scalability

1. ERP Integration
Connect demolition data with accounting, HR, and logistics systems.
2 API Access:
Allow third-party tools (e.g., city planning databases) to plug into your workflow.
3. Machine Learning Models: Continuously improve cost estimates and safety protocols based on past projects.

Execution and Monitoring

1. IoT-Enabled Equipment:
Track usage, location, and maintenance needs of machinery in real time.
2. Wearable Tech for Safety: Monitor worker vitals and proximity to danger zones.
3. Automated Reporting:
Generate daily progress reports with photos, metrics, and compliance checks.

Teams

Team arrangements:under a Digital First approach refer to structured groupings of experts, stakeholders, or technologies that guide decision-making, compliance, and execution.
• Expert Teams: Groups of engineers, environmental consultants, and safety officers.
• Technology Team: Integrated systems like BIM (Building Information Modeling), IoT sensors, and AI analytics.
• Stakeholder Team: Clients, city officials, and community reps involved in approvals and oversight.

Summary and Review

The SID Digital First Framework, as outlined on the Safety in Demolition website, further integrates technology into a Demolition Intelligence Framework. This approach further involves the systematic collection, analysis, and application of data related to demolition projects with digital technology.
The framework with digital technology still emphasizes the parallel development of demolition knowledge and safety knowledge, ensuring that both aspects are continuously improved and applied in practice. This integration helps in making informed decisions, optimizing demolition processes, and enhancing overall safety and efficiency on demolition sites. This can be applied locally, regionally or globally. Teams using the evoling technology play an important role in this framework.

The SID Digital First Framework is designed to integrate and enhance both demolition and safety knowledge with integrated technology.. Here are its key components:
Pre Demolition Planning
Engineering Team-Reviews structural integrity, identifies load-bearing elements, and recommends safe dismantling sequences.
Environmental Team: Assesses hazardous materials (asbestos, lead), waste disposal plans, and sustainability targets.
Regulatory Team: Ensures compliance with zoning laws, permits, and historical preservation rules.
Execution Oversight
Safety Team: Monitors worker safety protocols, emergency response plans, and real-time risk alerts.
Tech Team: Uses drones, sensors, and AI to track progress, detect anomalies, and optimize equipment usage.
Client Team: Provides transparent updates and decision checkpoints for the project owner.
Post-Demolition Review
Audit Team: Verifies that all materials were disposed of or recycled properly, and that documentation is complete.
Lessons Learned Team: Analyzes data from the project to improve future workflows, cost estimates, and safety measures.
Why It Works
Repeatable: Teams can be standardized across projects, with templates for roles, responsibilities, and workflows.
Scalable: Easily adapted for small residential teardowns or massive industrial demolitions.
Data-Driven: Teams feed into centralized systems that learn and improve over time.

SID Note: The digital experience has been a layering journey going from a fax machine , TRS computer, pagers, cell phones, PC, servers, lap tops and tablets. Cloud and AI dominate everything with the inclusion of electronic tattoos. It seems to be time to start with Digital First rather than layering technology onto traditional business methods; this is the "Moon Shot" for demolition and safety. Be sure to protect your data because it is a valuable digital asset.

Acknowlegement: : “We would like to acknowledge the support of Microsoft Copilot for providing research assistance.”

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