NEW CONSTRUCTION
“RECYCLING SYSTEM”
The system being implemented as follows:
1.) Frame Pick Up (foundation to installation of doors and
windows) Frame, roofing, door and window waste is to be piled as
before with all material that is small enough to become airborne to be
placed under heavier items. A 55-gallon plastic drum will be located in
the garage for small construction debris after pick up occurs.
2.) Mechanical Pick Up (mechanicals to frame inspection) All
cardboard is to be broken down and placed in the garage in an
organized manner with the exception of a specific number of boxes
which will second as containers for sweep up debris. A 55-gallon
plastic drum will be located in the garage for small construction debris.
3.) Drywall Pick Up (hanging to finish of drywall) Drywall is to be
stacked in the garage in an organized manner in front of the overhead
garage door. All cardboard is to be broken down and placed in the
garage in an organized manner with the exception of a specific
number of boxes which will second as containers for swept up debris.
A 55-gallon plastic drum will be located in the garage for small
construction debris.
4.) Final Pick Up (prime to carpet) all cardboard is to be broken
down and placed in the garage in an organized manner with the
exception of a specific number of boxes which will second as
containers for swept up debris. A 55-gallon plastic drum will be
located in the garage for small construction debris.
5.) The 55-gallon plastic drum will be removed after the home is
cleared.
The process is very similar to current systems in place now, with some
differences.
The collection, removal and recycling of construction waste is a vital
component of the construction process. When construction waste is
not managed properly job sites quickly become bogged down, unsafe
and overall quality declines. With this in mind it must be a priority for
all who are involved to strictly adhere to this plan.
“RECYCLING SYSTEM”
The system being implemented as follows:
1.) Frame Pick Up (foundation to installation of doors and
windows) Frame, roofing, door and window waste is to be piled as
before with all material that is small enough to become airborne to be
placed under heavier items. A 55-gallon plastic drum will be located in
the garage for small construction debris after pick up occurs.
2.) Mechanical Pick Up (mechanicals to frame inspection) All
cardboard is to be broken down and placed in the garage in an
organized manner with the exception of a specific number of boxes
which will second as containers for sweep up debris. A 55-gallon
plastic drum will be located in the garage for small construction debris.
3.) Drywall Pick Up (hanging to finish of drywall) Drywall is to be
stacked in the garage in an organized manner in front of the overhead
garage door. All cardboard is to be broken down and placed in the
garage in an organized manner with the exception of a specific
number of boxes which will second as containers for swept up debris.
A 55-gallon plastic drum will be located in the garage for small
construction debris.
4.) Final Pick Up (prime to carpet) all cardboard is to be broken
down and placed in the garage in an organized manner with the
exception of a specific number of boxes which will second as
containers for swept up debris. A 55-gallon plastic drum will be
located in the garage for small construction debris.
5.) The 55-gallon plastic drum will be removed after the home is
cleared.
The process is very similar to current systems in place now, with some
differences.
The collection, removal and recycling of construction waste is a vital
component of the construction process. When construction waste is
not managed properly job sites quickly become bogged down, unsafe
and overall quality declines. With this in mind it must be a priority for
all who are involved to strictly adhere to this plan.
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