Construction Waste Services
The construction industry produces in excess of 90 million tonnes of waste each year. Most of this waste can be classified as follows: |
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Building
Materials
Insulation
Plaster Board
Timber
Blocks
Bricks
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Packaging
Plastic Packaging
Cardboard
Timber Pallets and Packaging |
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| There are many causes for these waste materials, but one thing is fact - research has identified the true cost of an 8 yard skip of waste as being: |
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| Skip Hire Charge |
£110.00 |
| Labour to Fill Skip |
£163.00 |
| Original Cost of Material in Skip |
£1,095.00 |
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| True Cost |
£1,368.00 |
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The construction industry should manage its resources more efficiently, there are many benefits.
• Economic
• Environmental
• Social Responsibility
JWS has a proven record of working with the construction industry to develop integrated waste reduction methods. Each phase of a construction process will produce different needs in terms of identifying wastage, where possible reducing the volume of waste and then finding the best methods of collection and recycling. |
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The Waste at the Construction Site
JWS will conduct a site survey with our customer to assess the potential for waste segregation, options including waste compaction, on-site segregation, container services and for a total waste package of service we manage the waste flows at site and provide on site labour and management as part of a fixed price TWM Contract dependent on the scale of the project.
Our construction waste technical advisers will then assist your site Management to develop site Waste Management Plans setting up a fully auditable recycling certificate to verify their waste recycling performance to help measure KPI’s.
The service we offer provides our customers with these key advantages:
• Tailored waste system to match project commitments on waste recycling
• ‘Duty of Care’ documentation and Pre-Treatment declaration
• Management report on recycling performance
ϖ Service commitment at each stage of the construction project
See our Construction Waste case study for further information. |
