Decisions made about waste reduction during the planning phases are more likely to endure throughout the project.
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Designing for waste minimisaton
While C&D waste is actually created by contractors on site, the decisions made by designers have a major influence on the type and amount of waste.
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Planning for deconstruction
The amount of material that can be salvaged for reuse or recycling is largely dependent on the type of building being deconstructed, time constraints and the local recycling market.
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Developing a waste management plan
A waste management plan is the written record of what must be done to achieve the goals you have set for managing construction waste.
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Getting subcontractors on board
Waste management requirements should be clearly outlined in the tender information so that bidders understand what will be expected of them.
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Product selection and purchase
Product design and materials selection, manufacturing specifications and methods, packaging and delivery and the instructions on product use and installation contribute to the waste on building sites.
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