1. Chartered Surveyors Environmental Consultants David Inman BSc(Hons) MRICS AIEMA TechIOA Director, DIEM Ltd Waste Pecha Kucha, 12 November 2009 Making construction waste work Regulated by RICS

2. THE LAW ON WASTE All wastes are subject to a DUTY OF CARE on everyone involved in handling the waste from the person who produces it through to the person who finally disposes of, or recovers it. www.diemltd.co.uk

3. We can’t change the law so make legal compliance work If we don’t have correct documentation: How can we check we are not being overcharged? How can we demonstrate compliance to clients & EA? How can we plan to manage and minimise future waste? www.diemltd.co.uk

4. We can only plan and measure from a known baseline So accurate records are vital. How much waste is measurable in pricing an delivering works in: 3 Yard 4 Yard 6 Yard 8 Yard 10 Yard 12 Yard 20 Yard Ro Ro 50 Yard Ro Ro Skips? www.diemltd.co.uk

5. Metal Stone Wood Segregation of waste on site is saving money on this Elevate East Lancashire site Metal Landfill tax £2.50/te Stone Landfill tax £2.50/te Wood Landfill tax £40/te www.diemltd.co.uk

6. Segregation is the best option if we have the space. www.diemltd.co.uk

7. Sadly, we don’t live in an ideal world or work on perfect sites www.diemltd.co.uk

8. Lack of space does not mean a lack of waste separation www.diemltd.co.uk

9. If we don’t have correct documentation: How can we check we are not being overcharged? How can we demonstrate compliance to clients & EA? How can we plan to manage and minimise future waste? Check your records Waste separation is not an exact science Work with your waste contractor or find one that will work with you www.diemltd.co.uk

12. Set project requirement for good practice WMM Identify key opportunities for Waste Minimisation Plan waste management by developing a SWMP Tender and contractual requirements for good practice Set targets &KPI Allocate responsibilities & contracts Identify waste arisings, reuse & recycling routes Site design & training Monitor waste management Review SWMP performance & lessons learned Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Pre-design Design & procurement Pre- construction Construction Post- construction Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Identify key opportunities for Waste Minimisation Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Set project requirement for good practice WMM Identify key opportunities for Waste Minimisation Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Set project requirement for good practice WMM Identify key opportunities for Waste Minimisation Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Allocate responsibilities & contracts Set project requirement for good practice WMM Identify key opportunities for Waste Minimisation Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Allocate responsibilities & contracts Set project requirement for good practice WMM Identify key opportunities for Waste Minimisation Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Allocate responsibilities & contracts Set project requirement for good practice WMM Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins CLIENT DESIGN TEAM CONTRACTORS AND SUB-CONTRACTORS

13. “ I’m a subcontractor, I don’t write Site Waste Management Plans” Scenario 1 www.diemltd.co.uk

14. “ I’m a main contractor, I don’t want to write a SWMP”” As from April 2008, Site Waste Management Plans are a legal minimum requirement in England for construction projects costing more than £300,000 excluding VAT under the Site Waste Management Plan Regulations 2008. Scenario 2 www.diemltd.co.uk

16. Opportunities for use of recycled materials need to be started at project conceptualisation stage……… …a later start may end up in waste minimisation being time versus money “ When should I start planning for waste?” The earlier you start the earlier you can look at options & work with the EA on exemptions. www.diemltd.co.uk

17. Communication is the key through the project for effective waste management www.diemltd.co.uk

18. Set project requirement for good practice WMM Identify key opportunities for Waste Minimisation Plan waste management by developing a SWMP Tender and contractual requirements for good practice Set targets &KPI Allocate responsibilities & contracts Identify waste arisings, reuse & recycling routes Site design & training Monitor waste management Review SWMP performance & lessons learned Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Pre-design Design & procurement Pre- construction Construction Post- construction Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Identify key opportunities for Waste Minimisation Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Set project requirement for good practice WMM Identify key opportunities for Waste Minimisation Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Set project requirement for good practice WMM Identify key opportunities for Waste Minimisation Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Allocate responsibilities & contracts Set project requirement for good practice WMM Identify key opportunities for Waste Minimisation Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Allocate responsibilities & contracts Set project requirement for good practice WMM Identify key opportunities for Waste Minimisation Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins Allocate responsibilities & contracts Set project requirement for good practice WMM Report outcomes & quick wins Report outcomes & quick wins CLIENT DESIGN TEAM CONTRACTORS AND SUB-CONTRACTORS

20. Chartered Surveyors Environmental Consultants David Inman 07737 194 686 [email_address] www.diemltd.co.uk Twitter @DIEMLtd Regulated by RICS