WASTE

MANAGEMENT
Prepared by: Group 1
 OUR TEAM
Tahmid Ahmed | S1553772

Aung Pyae Phyo Shan | S1558520

Gayantha Kaveena Siriwardhana | S1531633

Tanveer Ahmed Seddqee | S1554128

SITE
Front View

4 John Street, Jeparit, Vic 3423

Back View
 LOCATION

Map Street View

 2D PLAN
· 3 bedrooms
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Foyer
·
Living room
·
Kitchen
·
Bathroom
·
Car park
·
Hall
Floor Layout
Aim
The primary objective of this project is to establish a construction waste management
system tailored specifically for the demolition of the designated old residential house. This
system is designed to effectively mitigate the environmental impact and minimize adverse
effects on the surrounding community through strategic waste reduction and disposal
measures.
PURPOSE
OF
DEMOLITIO Inside of House

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 PURPOSE
OF
DEMOLITIO
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Inside of House
Inside of House
 OBJECTIVES
● Determine the types and quantities of waste
materials produced.
● Develop methods and approaches aimed at
reducing the production of waste materials.
● Minimize the amount of garbage that ends up in
landfills and establish procedures for sorting and
recycling waste materials.

Recycling Process
 MATERIALS USED IN
BUILDING THE HOUSE

● Wood

● Metal

● Glass

Outside of House Outside of House

 TYPES OF WASTE
● Wood ● Ceramics
● Metal. ● Soil
● Concrete ● Paper/Cardboard
● Glass ● Organic Waste
● Plastics ● Chemicals
Wasted Materials

● Asbestos ● Others
 CAUTION

Caution for Asbestos

As the house was built before 1987, it contains asbestos.

 ISSUES RELATED TO
WASTE

● Environmental issues

● Issues related to health and wellbeing.

Pollution causing harm to

earth
 WASTE MANAGEMENT

● Avoid

● Recovery

● Treatment and Disposal

Waste Management
Pyramid
 RECOVERY OF WASTE

Reuse, Recycle and Recovery of Energy.

Example: Reusing concrete and metal and

recycling glass and plastic

Spare Construction
Materials
 Waste Disposal
● Using proper transportation method.

● Not mixing different kinds of waste.

● Follow proper guidelines for toxic waste

such as asbestos.

Truck carrying disposals

ON SITE ARRANGEMENT
● The site must have cleaning crew to remove all the debris

from the demolition.

● The site will have sorting centre to separate the recyclable

materials.

● Workers must follow proper labelling and other necessary

Waste Management Cycle
guidelines.
 Recyclable examples

● Wood can be sold to different manufacturers or used as fuel

● Concrete and Bricks can be crushed and used in base material in other

construction

● Glass can be crushed and melted to make new glass

 RECOMMENDATION
● Planning work time and efficient

contractor use.

● Calculate carbon footprint.

● Using public signs to communicate with

Ideas
the public.
THANK YOU!
ANY QUESTIONS?
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