How to Write a Waste Management Plan
Describe and calculate all types and quantities of waste involved in your project., Divide your waste into refuse, recyclables and reusable waste. , Describe how you will remove refuse waste including details about cost, removal crews, the types of...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Describe and calculate all types and quantities of waste involved in your project.
Obvious types of waste include building scraps, waste water, natural materials, and human waste.
Remember to account for secondary forms of waste including trash produced by building crews and excavated materials. -
Step 2: Divide your waste into refuse
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Step 3: recyclables and reusable waste.
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Step 4: Describe how you will remove refuse waste including details about cost
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Step 5: removal crews
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Step 6: the types of vehicles used
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Step 7: and the location and type of the eventual refuse destination.
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Step 8: Account for the nature and removal of recyclables and indicate all types of recyclables as well as cost and who will be removing the recyclables and their ultimate destination.
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Step 9: Describe the nature and utility of reusable waste including all information as well as any extra steps needed to clean or refurbish reusable waste.
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Step 10: Provide instructions for the handling of all types of waste including detailed instructions for equipment needed when managing waste
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Step 11: as well as any safety procedures for waste crews.
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Step 12: Draw up goals for waste reduction and indicate how refuse waste can be minimized with specific quantity goals for waste reduction.
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Step 13: Divide instructions for managing waste for each contractor
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Step 14: subcontractor
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Step 15: or crew involved in the project.
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Step 16: Create a list of all waste removal sites
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Step 17: including dumpsters
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Step 18: junkyards
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Step 19: recycling centers
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Step 20: and the destinations of reusable waste.
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Step 21: List and add all information and costs including details about how your project complies with all laws governing the management and removal of waste.
Detailed Guide
Obvious types of waste include building scraps, waste water, natural materials, and human waste.
Remember to account for secondary forms of waste including trash produced by building crews and excavated materials.
,,,,,, Include all aspects of the actual project as well as waste removal itself, making the responsibilities of each party clear and what information they need to know and share with other parties. ,,
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