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Closing a facility down sounds simpler than opening one — until it isn't. Decommissioning carries its own layer of risk that operational management never prepares anyone for: hazardous materials that were fine to leave in place while a building operated, records nobody kept because "we'll deal with it when we close," and regulatory obligations that surface only once demolition crews are already on site.
Handling it properly means planning demolition work with the same rigor as a major construction project, meeting environmental compliance requirements that often outlast the building itself, and applying disciplined project planning to a process that's easy to underestimate. The Facilities Decommissioning, Demolition and Site Restoration Management training course, treats end-of-life facility management as the serious, regulation-heavy discipline it actually is.
Participants leave able to plan decommissioning projects that anticipate hazards before they become liabilities, manage demolition and restoration work within regulatory boundaries, and close facilities out cleanly — legally, environmentally, and financially.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Target Group
Fundamentals of Facilities Decommissioning
Planning and Managing Demolition Work
Environmental Compliance in Decommissioning
Project Planning for Decommissioning
Hazardous Materials Management
Coordinating Contractors, Regulators, and Stakeholders
Site Restoration and Project Closeout
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