How to find labourer

Kiran

Unfortunately there is no such thing as a professional labourer, they are kind of a by product of a trade. Handyman would be a good bet, possibly a garden clearance company although without seeing the building this may be a bit much for some. Do you have a builder lined up for the new building? If so why not ask them do provide a labourer who would be insured by them? If you are out to tender it could also be a sweetener for winning the job. The sad reality is that you could end up with someone who either gets injured or worse still fakes injury and with the no win no fee leaches court action follows. I don't say this to put your ideas down, I base this on experience of freelance labourers hired through agencies for construction projects.

brightontraveller

Architects, insurance companies neither are overseeing your works so there absolutely irrelevant below is what you need concern yourself with and would need to do
http://www.hse.gov.uk/construction/safetytopics/demolition.htm

Maybe you’ll stop wasting your time looking for something that doesn’t exist if you actually understand what is required stranger things have happened on forums

paddypaws101

Around here in London, I would drive to my local Wickes store at 8am and take my pick from the gang of labourers waiting to be picked up for day work by local builders.

southcoastrgi

Annie1960 wrote: »

Obviously I'm not doing this. The architect did drawings for the replacement.

So why are you not using the builder you have chosen to build the replacement to demolish the building, you seem to be going about this in a very strange way