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NC-2009 MRc2:Construction Waste Management

Strategy/ Methodology to divert concrete waste from Landfill

We are currently aiming to achieve this credit on a project by providing on site infrastructure to separate waste and divert from landfill. Can you please advise the strategy/methodology that can be used to divert concrete waste

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Wed, 03/20/2013 - 13:04

Mohd - Can you clarify what type of concrete waste you are looking to divert? Do you have a demolition project and it is existing concrete slabs or foundations? Or are you referring to excess concrete from pours on your jobsite? Also consider selecting Single-page view at the bottom of this page and searching for “concrete” to see if any of the existing thoughts could be of use in your situation.

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