The key is to reduce the amount of material wastes generated in the first place and then ensure any wastes are managed effectively.
Think safety!
Retrieving and cleaning many materials requires the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) - make sure everyone on site knows what PPE to use and how to use it. You can find more information on the Level website.
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Setting up a waste management system
Make the process of managing waste smoother and help reduce damage to salvaged or recycled materials.
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Responsibilities
Everyone has an important role to play in an effective waste management programme.
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Dismantling and deconstruction
Deconstruction is the reverse of construction - removing building parts in the reverse order to construction.
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Waste separation and storage
An effective waste management system requires space, planning and commitment from everyone on site.
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Managing liquid wastes
Liquid wastes from construction sites are a significant pollution problem and should be minimised.
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Transporting waste
This system requires space, planning and commitment from everyone on site.
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Resource tracking
It is very important to keep track of your efforts to reduce the amount of material wastes (both landfilled and recycled) you produce.
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Reviewing the process
Learn from your experience and get a better start for your next project.
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