My client's building obtained the MRc6 (Waste Stream Audit) credit four years ago with our LEED EBOM v2009 certification. We did not receive MRc7 (Waste Mgmt of Ongoing Consumables).

LEEDuser guidance clearly states that the waste audit should be performed during the Performance period.

We have always conducted waste audits using weight. We are seeking a more efficient means to calculating waste and recycling; is measuring the volume more efficient?

Hi, We conducted a waste stream audit at a facility where they divert 100% of their paper, cardboard waste, tubelights, CFL lamps etc. for recycling.

I know I read about a company doing this, but I can not seem to find who it was, or how it was done.

If a project has 2 separate haulers (one for trash, and one for recycling), then is it necessary to conduct both audits at the same time?

My project is in Fresno, California, and we are in need of a company that can perform this type of audit for our medium sized Manufacturing Facility.

We are doing a waste audit and we evaluate metals, mixed paper, cardboard, glass, plastics, batteries, and fluorescent lamps.

Aloha, Question 1: We are required to sort & weigh ALL building waste in our audit, but what about small tenant-managed recycling programs?

I think I know the answer but just want to double check.