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Construction Waste Management in Hospitality Industry

Construction Waste Management in Hospitality Industry. Paul Cetola - LEED AP Allied Waste Services. Planning for Recycling. Plan for expected projects & unexpected projects Set clear achievable goals List what you would like recycled Consult with Republic Services/Allied Waste

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Construction Waste Management in Hospitality Industry

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  1. Construction Waste Management in Hospitality Industry Paul Cetola - LEED AP Allied Waste Services

  2. Planning for Recycling • Plan for expected projects & unexpected projects • Set clear achievable goals • List what you would like recycled • Consult with Republic Services/Allied Waste • Measure & Record results for future planning

  3. Basic Construction Debris • Wood • ABC’s (Asphalt, Brick & Concrete) • Metal • Cardboard • Drywall (Gypsum) • Trash • U-Waste & E-Waste

  4. Recycling On-Site • Site Separation • Process by which waste is sorted and disposed of individually by type of waste. • Pros: Higher recycling rates & lower tipping fees • Cons: Large area consumed by multiple containers

  5. Recycling Off-Site • Off-Site Separation • Process by which comingled waste is sorted at an offsite disposal facility to reclaim as much material as possible. • Pros: Excellent for facilities with limited space • Cons: Slightly higher tipping fees

  6. Forgotten Cousins of Recycling • Charitable Donations • Many items can be donated to charitable organizations. • Salvage • Consult salvage company to remove fixtures & equipment • Vendors can reclaim and remanufacture existing fixtures

  7. Mattresses Furniture Universal Waste Fluorescent Light Bulbs Batteries Mercury Container devices Electronic Devices Containing Lead Ceiling Tiles Electronic Waste Televisions Computer Monitors Computer Parts Keyboards Mice Cell Phones VCR’s etc Other Recyclable Materials

  8. Questions???? Allied Waste Services 1080 Airport Rd Fall River, MA 02720 C: 508-294-7304 PCetola@Republicservices.com

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