Tank terminals
Demolition and remediation work at tank terminals: replacing tank roofs, demolishing complete tanks, removing pipework and handing the site over clean — next to live storage.
Specialist in tank work
Terminals in Rotterdam, the Botlek and the Maasvlakte hold storage tanks tens of metres across. A roof that can no longer be repaired after major maintenance, a tank due for replacement or part of a terminal getting a new purpose: DCC carries out the work, often preserving what is still usable. Tank demolition and dismantling is one of our core specialities.
What we do at terminals
- Removing or replacing floating roofs (including double-deck) and fixed roofs, preserving tank and floor
- Demolishing complete tanks in phases, preserving floor, shell courses or spiral staircase where possible
- Dismantling and removing pipework, pump pits and platforms
- Remediation of asbestos and process residues, and soil remediation when the site is redeveloped
Safe next to live storage
Flammable product, vacuum risk when cutting shell courses loose and other contractors a few metres away: tank work calls for a cutting and lifting plan worked out in detail beforehand. Contaminated sections are cut cold rather than with a torch, and critical parts are lifted out under control. On the Maasvlakte we removed a 500-tonne floating roof within a week this way — a job that returns every year.
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