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By Kloe Palmer

A demolition expert who dug through the rubble in the hours following the CTV building collapse has spoken of his experience as he pulled a woman to safety.

Diggers, cranes and concrete cutters were just some of the machinery that helped in the rescue operation.

It is hoped demolition crews can help a coronial inquest determine how and when eight people died after they survived the initial collapse.

Douglas Watts of OMC Power was certain he could hear a human cry from beneath the rubble his machinery was working on. He called for silence and started digging by hand.

According to Mr Watts, this happened soon after his crew arrived, which he says wasnt long after the earthquake struck.

The first thing she said when she got out was, in an Asian accent, 50 more people, 50 more people, thats when I realised there were more people in there.

During this stage of the Coronial Inquiry, emergency services have come under fire for being disorganised during the initial stages of the rescue.

Today, demolition workers who helped on site were asked their opinion.

Jason Campbell of Smith Crane and Construction told the inquiry his crane was used to lift some of the first firefighters on the scene to the top of the buildings burning lift shaft, to check for survivors.

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DEMOLITION work on the former Greenock High School will start in July to make way for new national women's prison HMP Inverclyde.

It was confirmed this week that the 60 million jail - originally planned as a replacement for Greenock's Gateside Prison - will become a 'custom made' facility to replace Cornton Vale, near Stirling.

This means that Gateside will now stay open for male prisoners, making Greenock a two-prison town.

A spokesman for the Scottish Prison Service (SPS) said that the site of the new HMP Inverclyde, pictured, which is currently occupied by the decanted St Columba's High School, will become vacant at the end of the school year in July.

He added: "After this we can begin demolition work.

"There will be some alterations to the design of the new prison to make it suitable as a female-only facility."

In an announcement on made Monday, justice secretary Kenny MacAskill announced that the new HMP Inverclyde will house high-risk and long-term female offenders.

The specialist jail is likely to have a mother-and-baby unit, plus a separate unit for young women and appropriate medical facilities. A spokesman for the SPS told the Telegraph that as a 'medium term' solution to the change of plan, both prisons will operate in the town for a number of years.

He added: "I would expect to see both Gateside and HMP Inverclyde open in 2016 with the two prisons continuing to operate in the town for some time to come.

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Demolition crews worked quickly Wednesday to bring down a condemned Hill District house before it collapsed on its own.

Rhoda Christian told Channel 11 News she was afraid that her Cliff Street home was in danger because part of the condemned house on Cassett Street collapsed Tuesday night.

According to Christian, bricks and debris fell dangerously close to the back of her home. She said her porch and fence were damaged.

Christian said she believes heavy rain and the saturated ground are to blame.

I was very afraid. I didnt even stay in my house last night, Christian said. I was afraid the rest of the house was going to fall down and tear my house up.

Crews said they started the demolition process last week, but rain caused a delay.

Paul Loy works with the City Building Inspections department and said demolition crews are rushing to take the rest of the house down.

It was just one of those unfortunate things in an imperfect world, Loy said.

According to Loy, the damage at Christians home will be paid for by the city of the contractor.

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By Jessica Rowe

A demolition expert at the CTV building collapse has criticised the use of a human chain to remove rubble as a waste of time.

He told the coroner's inquest into the deaths of eight people who survived the initial collapse that machinery would have been a far more effective way of getting to survivors.

Southern Demolition owner Alan Edge arrived at the CTV building site two hours after it collapsed with three diggers and five staff.He says rescue workers who formed a human chain to remove debris by hand were wasting crucial time.

Having 20 people removing rubble might feel good but it was achieving nothing, he says.

Mr Edge was frustrated that he was unable to use his heavy machinery.

We could remove the debris [in] a much faster amount of time.

Jason Campbell used his crane to lift some of the first fire fighters on the scene to the top of the building's burning lift shaft to check for survivors.As time went on, he says Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) took over and demolition workers given a back seat.

"We got told USAR think like rescuing people, think like recovering people, contractors are all rip, sh** and bust, Mr Edge says.

Douglas Watt who joined the rescue soon after the quake struck pulled a woman from the rubble.

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The demolition of the E.C. Electroplating plant, the cause of a chromium spill almost 30 years ago in Garfield, was completed without any disturbances to Roosevelt Elementary School, which is located near the site, on Oct. 22.

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Demolition is complete of the E.C. Electroplating plant.

The Environmental Protection Agencys (EPA) on-site coordinator Neil Norrell said that the building demolition was completed and the EPA is removing leftover debris.

During the demolition, air and dust monitoring systems were set up around the superfund site and at Roosevelt School 7. Norrell said no alarms went off during this time, except for one near the railroad tracks. Norrell said there were peaks in dust when trains were going by.

Garfield was added to the Superfund list of the most toxic places in the nation in September after 30 years of contamination in part of the city. The area is bordered by Van Winkle Avenue, Monroe Street, Sherman Place and the Passaic River. The E.C. Electroplating Co. plant is located on Clark Street, which is believed to be the source of the contamination. Roosevelt Elementary School 7 and a daycare center are also located near the site.

The E.C. Electroplating site is located in a mixed residential and commercial area of Garfield. In December 1983, approximately 3,640 gallons of chromium plating solution (chromic acid) containing about 5,400 pounds of chromium was discharged from a partially below ground storage tank contaminating groundwater beneath the site. Wells were installed to monitor groundwater and partially recover some of the discharged product.

School 7 was tested for chromium before demolition started and will be tested again once the debris is removed. Parents from School 7 had concerns about keeping their children in school during the demolition but the EPA said that there was no need to relocate them.

No transfers were given to students during the demolition. School Superintendent Nicholas Perrapato said one parent met with him to discuss having a transfer but after talking and he assured them of all the precautions that were made they were satisfied.

"Everything went smoothly at School 7," Perrapato said. "From the EPAs standpoint, from what they stated there werent any major concerns and they fulfilled their promises with no issues."

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