1 |
Remove valuable materials first |
Good timber, fixtures and fittings are worth saving for sale
before general demolition starts |
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2 |
Dont mix wastes |
Separated, uncontaminated materials are a more valuable
resource |
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3 |
Establish recycling facilities |
On and off-site sorting facilities will increase recovery of
valuable materials |
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4 |
Our waste can be your raw materials |
Coordinating different jobs waste materials recovered
at one job can be used on others |
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5 |
Get smart about recycling! |
Train workers and contractors to supports material recovery
programs and keep everyone in the loop |
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6 |
Plan to avoid waste |
Better design will minimise waste and increase recovery of
valuable materials |
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7 |
Collect data |
Collect information on the amount of waste you generate to
help recycling initiatives and save money. Doing a waste audit is easy. |
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zone |
8 |
Take recycling off-site as well |
Specialised off-site recycling contractors can recycle the
waste you can't. |
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9 |
From trash to treasure |
Reprocess waste on-site (e g. crush concrete for roadbase)
and turn waste into a valuable (even profitable) resource |
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10 |
Encourage free waste disposal |
Others can take your recycled materials away for
nothing! |
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