Teams may use the energy end-use breakdown that is also required and facilitated through the ASHRAE Level I walk through assessment performed as a part of EAp1. If an alternative breakdown is utilized, ensure that the end uses correlate to the breakdown develop as a part of EAp1.
Post signs in any languages spoken on the jobsite to reiterate how to separate construction waste and which bins should contain which types of material.
Achieving this credit also depends on the experience and willingness of contractors and haulers to participate in waste management practices. It is crucial to educate contractors and subcontractors about waste separation and tracking and to enable constant communication with facility personnel in order to achieve these credit goals.
A successful tracking program is dependent on team commitment. Interview the team that will actually do the tracking to get feedback on what type of system would work best for them.
Work with the contractor and waste hauler to develop a comprehensive waste management plan for each job. Identify specific sources to which you can divert waste types generated during the work.
