LEED™ Construction Waste Management
We are the "LEEDer" in construction waste recycling and experienced with LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) recycling projects and the compliance per the U.S. Green Building Council. Our team will help develop a construction and demolition recycling program that conforms to LEED™ requirements.
Construction Waste Management Plan
Materials: Masonry, Wood, Metal, Cardboard/Paper, Gypsum, Plastics
Masonry:
Includes brick, block and asphalt
Wood: Scrap lumber or cut off pieces of non-stained, painted or treated wood
Metal: Banding, stud trim, ductwork, piping, rebar, wiring, cabling or any ferrous or non-ferrous metals
Cardboard/Paper:
Corrugated and non-corrugated cartons/packaging, office paper (white or colored) can be co-mingled
Gypsum: Cut-off pieces or scrap dunnage; must be kept clean and dry and must not be mixed with other waste
Plastics: Packing materials, clean hard plastic containers, trim or piping
Carpet and ceiling tile should be recycled back through the manufacturer.
How to Implement a LEED™ Plan:
- Designate a Waste Management Coordinator.
- Containers should be marked for each designated material.
- Containers containing mixed C&D will be processed and graded for recycle content.
- All workers, subcontractors and suppliers should be trained on proper waste management and the goals of the project.
We're here to help!
All American Waste's Affiliate USA Waste Builds New Construction and Demolition System in Wilbraham MA
USA, in collaboration with Machinex, installed a new system for sorting construction and demolition materials in western Massachusetts. This equipment will help us effectively recover more wood, metal and other materials from construction debris, and prevent usable materials from being landfilled!