Collegiate Home \ LEED Waste Management Plan
Project Name:
Habitat for Humanity ISU-IWU
Chapter Houses
Contractor: Habitat for Humanity
Construction Waste Management Plan Managers: Bill Waller, Gary Klass and Rebecca Rossi
Project Location: 1204 and 1206 W. Grove St., Bloomington,
IL.
Estimated Construction Dates: August 29, 2009 to April 30,
2009
Project Scope
– Two single family,
detached units on Bloomington’s Westside.
Each home is approx 1225 s/f. A tight worksite does not allow space for a
separated dumpster. Recycling receptacles will include four,
90-gallon (.5 cubic yard) waste totes. Framing is panelized and
manufactured offsite to minimize wood waste.
Recycling Goals
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1. Reduce overall waste. Generate less than .016 cubic yards
of waste per s/f of conditioned space.
2. Divert over 60% of construction waste from landfills
through worksite recycling.
Intent -
Reduce:
Measures will be taken to generate the least amount of waste
possible and methods shall be used that minimize waste due to error,
poor planning, breakage, mishandling, contamination, or similar
factors. Project Directors and Habitat staff will promote the
resourceful use of materials to the greatest extent possible.
Reuse:
The Contractor and Subcontractors will reuse materials to the
greatest extent possible. Reuse includes the following:
1. Salvage reusable materials for resale or reuse on this
project, or for storage for use on future projects. 2. Return
reusable items (e.g., pallets or unused products) to material
suppliers.
Recycle:
Waste generated and not reused or returned will be recycled whenever
possible. Waste disposal in landfills will be minimized to greatest
extent possible.
Projected waste materials:
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Cardboard and paper
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Wood
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Plastic (sheeting, bags, ties)
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Metal
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Rigid Foam Insulation
Recycling Service Providers and Targeted Materials
1. Twin City Wood Recycling
a. Contact: John Wolrab - (309)827-9663
b. Will take:
i. Clean lumber
ii. OSB and other wood with binders in small quantities
iii. No treated, no finished, no particle board
iv. Small quantities of trim
c. Cost: $5.50 per cubic yard
2. Morris Tick
a. (309)828-6084
i. Metals
ii. At least 40lbs per drop to weigh and track
b. Cost: $0
3. Midwest Fiber
a. Contact: Jim Costello (309)452-0064
i. Paper
ii. Cardboard
iii. Clear plastic sheeting – shrink wrap, packaging, bags
iv. Bottles (not const waste, but still…)
b. Cost: $0
MATERIALS-HANDLING
PROCEDURES
Cardboard:
Separate and flatten clean cardboard and boxboard and place in
designated containers on the job site. Do not include waxed cardboard,
tissue, paper plates or towels, pizza boxes or any item that is not
paper. Separate plastics (see Plastics handling instructions),
Styrofoam and other items from the cardboard. Staples may be left in
cardboard. Cardboard that is over 50% covered in mud, paint or other
contaminants should be disposed of as trash.
Plastics:
See-through plastic products (bags, wrapping material and ties) are
acceptable. Plastic water bottles are not construction waste and should
be recycled with snack waste.
Wood:
Clean woods
(meaning unfinished – no paint or stains) can be recycled. Small pieces
of OSB can be recycled. No
treated lumber.
Metal:
Nails, scrap
venting, metal containers and scrap pipe can all be recycled. A small
bucket is provided for nails and small bits of metal.
Rigid Foam
Insulation:
Will be picked-up for re-use by a local artist
Recycling
Operations
|
Action |
Responsible Team Member |
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Order containers - oversee delivery |
Rebecca Rossi |
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Educate job site personnel on recycling requirements |
Gary Klass |
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Order signs for dumpsters and other recycling bins |
Rebecca Rossi |
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Coordinate recycling pickups/drop offs |
Bill Waller |
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Monitor dumpsters for contamination |
Recycling Volunteers |
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Document recycling results
|
Bill Waller/Rebecca Rossi |
EDUCATIONAL AND MOTIVATIONAL PLAN – Check all items intended
to be used
Actions
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Complete Construction Waste Management Plan
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Hold a recycling orientation each work session
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Report updates & progress in monthly team meetings
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Post targeted materials signage
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Post goals/progress signage
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Public recognition of recycling partners
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Take photos to document progress and share
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Conduct periodic worksite presentations on waste issues
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SITE MONITORING CHECKLIST
Materials
being recycled: Wood—
Cardboard—Clear Plastics (sheeting, ties, bags)—Metals—Rigid Foam
Insulation
Project
Name: ISU-IWU Habitat for Humanity
Date/Time:_______________________________________________________________________________
Monitor
Name:____________________________________________________________________________
*Bill
Waller (Habitat Construction Manager) will inspect all wood before
recycling to ensure re-usable wood sections are saved and used for
blocking, bracing, framing and sheathing.
*Bill
Waller (Habitat Construction Manager) will inspect material to ensure
that foam is packaged and ready for pick-up by local artist.
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Check recycling containers:
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In a visible and easily accessible place
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Clearly labeled
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Free of non-recyclables and trash
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All clean wood collected, sorted by type and stacked in the basements of
the houses
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Bill Waller notified of wood location
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All rigid foam insulation collected and stacked in the basements of the
houses
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Bill Waller notified of foam location
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All clear plastics collected and placed in labeled container
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All cardboard and paper collected and placed in labeled container
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All scrap metal collected and placed in bucket provided by Habitat
ISU-IWU Habitat for Humanity
Waste Tracking
Name:
_____________________________ Date:________________________________________________
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