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This guide provides good practice advice to maximise recovery rates for waste timber from construction and demolition (C&D) projects by improving shredding and screening processes. The guidelines cover the processing of pre-sorted waste timber into chip or mulch product and the stockpiling of the processed products.

The aim is to assist the operators of shredding and screening systems to adopt practices that:

• maximise operational efficiency and the amount of waste timber processed
• minimise contamination or damage of the mulch or chip product
• minimise the inappropriate burning or processing of treated timber
• avoid or minimise environmental and nuisance effects from processing.

This guideline covers:

• finding good markets for waste timber
• on-site versus centralised processing
• setting up a processing facility or mobile operation
• operating a timber-processing plant
• storing chip and mulch products
• environmental, health and safety hurdles
• resources and contacts
• other guidelines in this series.

This guide provides good practice advice to improve recovery rates for all types of waste timber from construction and demolition (C&D) sites.

The aim is to assist the resource recovery industry to provide collection and transportation services that:

• maximise the amount of waste timber diverted from landfill and cleanfill
• minimise contamination and damage
• meet the requirements of the construction or demolition client and the recycling operator.

This guideline covers:

• finding good markets for waste timber
• collection and transportation services
• health and safety
• resources and contacts
• other guidelines in this series.

This guide provides good practice advice to improve recovery rates for waste plasterboard from construction and demolition (C&D) sites.

The aim is to assist collection and transportation services to C&D sites to:

• maximise the amount of plasterboard diverted from the landfill and cleanfill
• minimise contamination and damage
• meet the requirements of the construction or demolition client and the recycling operator.

This guideline covers:

• finding good markets for recycled plasterboard
• collection and transportation services
• health and safety hurdles
• resources and contacts
• other guidelines in this series.

This guide provides good practice advice to maximise recovery rates for plasterboard waste from construction and demolition (C&D) sites. The guidelines cover the sorting of plasterboard, processing of plasterboard into crushed gypsum and paper and the storage of the raw and processed product at a dedicated or centralised facility.

The aim is to assist operators of mobile and centralised crushing facilities to adopt practices that:

• maximise operational efficiency and the amount of plasterboard sorted from the landfill or cleanfill
• minimise contamination and damage of the processed product
• avoid or minimise environmental and nuisance effects from processing.

This guideline covers:

• finding good markets for crushed plasterboard
• on-site versus centralised processing
• setting up a processing facility
• operating a plasterboard recycling plant
• testing and storage of crushed plasterboard
• environmental, health and safety hurdles
• resources and contacts
• other guidelines in this series.

This guide provides good practice advice to improve recovery rates for all types of metal from construction and demolition (C&D) sites.

The aim is to assist the resource recovery industry to provide collection and transportation services that:

• maximise the amount of metal diverted from landfill and cleanfill
• minimise contamination
• meet the requirements of the construction or demolition client and the recycling operator

The metal recycling industry in New Zealand is well established. This guide is not about how to process or recycle metal, but gives tips on providing a collection and transportation service that suits the demands of the building industry. This is relevant to both the recycling operators who provide a collection service and the transport operators who serve the recycling industry.

This guideline covers:

• what metal can be recycled from a C&D site
• collection and transportation services
• resources and contacts
• other guidelines in this series.

This guide provides good practice advice to maximise recovery rates for concrete from construction and demolition (C&D) projects by improving crushing, screening and stockpiling processes.

The aim is to assist the operators of crushing and screening systems to adopt practices that:

• maximise operational efficiency and the amount of concrete crushed and screened into chip product
• minimise contamination and maximise the quality of the chip product
• avoid or minimise environmental and nuisance effects from processing and storage.

This guideline covers:

• finding good markets for waste concrete
• collection and transportation services
• heath and safety hurdles
• resources and contacts
• other guidelines in this series.

This guide provides good practice advice to maximise recovery rates for all types of waste materials from construction and demolition (C&D) sites.

The aim is to assist the resource recovery industry to provide collection and transportation services that:

• maximise the amount of C&D waste material diverted from landfill and cleanfill waste stream
• minimise contamination and damage of the material
• meet the requirements of both the construction or demolition client and the recycling operator.

This guideline covers:

• finding good markets for C&D waste
• collection and transportation services
• residual waste disposal
• health and safety hurdles
• a word on licensing
• resources and contacts
• other guidelines in this series.

This guide provides good practice advice to maximise recovery rates for all types of construction and demolition (C&D) waste from designated sorting facilities and resource recovery centres.

The aim is to assist the resource recovery industry to provide systems that:

• maximise the amount of C&D waste material diverted from landfill and cleanfill
• minimise contamination and damage of the material
• avoid or minimise environmental and nuisance effects from sorting and storage.

This guideline covers:

• finding good markets for C&D waste
• setting up a waste-sorting and storage facility
• operating a waste-sorting and storage facility
• sorting procedures
• storage
• residual waste disposal
• environmental, health and safety hurdles
• a word on licensing
• resources and contacts
• other guidelines in this series.