A controlled demolition and site clearance 36 m by 24 m, hoarded, damped down and mid job. Solid hoarding runs across the front and down the left boundary with the gate on the haul road, the wheel wash and the banksman's post inside it, the signage frame and the cone and barrier kit beside them, and mesh fencing on its feet closing the right hand frontage. Along the back the building is coming down: two intact masonry bays, one breached bay with its broken lintel and bent rebar, one bay down to a stub and rubble, the reinforced floor slab showing its mesh where the screed has been lifted, and a run of debris netting on scaffold standing behind the face. The high reach demolition machine works the wall from the front with its pulveriser fourteen metres up, a tracked excavator on the breaker attacks the slab, the bulldozer pushes the arisings into the stockpile in the middle of the site and a second tracked excavator loads out of it with its digging bucket. On the left the processing train runs: the tracked jaw crusher with the overband magnet on its product conveyor, the screening plant beside it throwing fines, sand and oversize into their own cones, the graded feed pile between them and the wheeled loader swinging a full bucket to the hopper. Salvage is sorted along the right hand boundary into banded brick on pallets, cut steel beams on bearers, segregated timber and a bundle of cut rebar, with the skid steer and its sorting grapple, the telehandler and a lifting magnet on its stand beside them. The articulated hauler and the site dumper stand on the mud tracked haul road with an open skip and a covered skip, a steel road plate bridges the broken ground, the dust suppression bowser and the sprinkler bar damp the working face, and the site office, welfare unit and crew cabin sit on their blocks with the fire point, first aid station, power distro and floodlight masts around them.