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Greening Construction

Greening Construction. O’Hare and McGovern Date: October 2013. Breda McAteer MCIOB Quality & Sustainability Manager. Ben Ainslie. 8-1 down 4 times Olympic winner in the team Beat Team New Zealand 9-8. Course Agenda. O’Hare & McGovern Why go Green Accreditations ISO 14001

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Greening Construction

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  1. Greening Construction O’Hare and McGovern Date: October 2013 Breda McAteer MCIOB Quality & Sustainability Manager

  2. Ben Ainslie • 8-1 down • 4 times Olympic winner in the team • Beat Team New Zealand 9-8

  3. Course Agenda • O’Hare & McGovern • Why go Green • Accreditations • ISO 14001 • SWMP • Future Direction • BES 6001 • BREEAM • Social Clauses

  4. O’Hare & McGovern Established in 1972 D&B, PPP, Traditional procurement Markets in Scotland, England, IOM, Ireland Portfolio Universities, Colleges & Schools Health Care and Leisure Commercial General Contracting

  5. Omagh College -Design & Build

  6. SERC

  7. QUB Library

  8. Radisson Hotel

  9. Obel

  10. Wedding Cake & Government Isle of Man

  11. Antrim Civic Centre

  12. Down District Council

  13. Why go Green? • Competitive advantage • Accreditations • Answering questions for submissions • Cost savings • Management of processes & staff • Legal compliance • Improved Corporate image

  14. Green Strategy Planning • Accreditation to ISO 14001 • Integrate into Core Management System

  15. P A Act Check Do C D • Integrated Management Procedures • Policies, Objectives & Targets • Environmental Risk Assessments • Register of Legislation • Action Plan Plan

  16. P A Act Plan Check C D • Procedures & Controls • Project Execution Plan • Structure & Responsibilities • Structured training • Environmental Planning Do

  17. P A Act Plan Do C D • Environmental Management • Monthly internal QEHS Audits • External Bi-annual Audits Check

  18. P A Plan Check Do C D • Corrective Action Plans • Non- compliances • Bi-annual Management Reviews • Review Procedures • Review Targets • Identify Action for Continuous Improvement Act

  19. P A Act Check Do C D • Policies, Objectives & Targets • Reduce Environmental Risk • New Procedures • Action Plan Plan

  20. Key Strategy Site Waste Management Plans (SWMP)

  21. Why Implement a SWMP • Excessive waste Costs • Ensure legal compliance • Achieve / exceed client expectations • Minimise cost implications • Reduce environmental impact • Up skill employees & supply chain • Achieve competitive advantage

  22. Key Objectives &Targets • Reduce waste to Landfill by 50% • Recycle 100% of Excavation materials • Recycle 95% of Construction waste • Use 20% of materials from recycled content

  23. Waste Hierarchy

  24. Cost of waste • Cost of skip £120 • Actual cost to business £1,200 upwards

  25. Rubbish found in Skips • Two year old girl • Two kittens • 1st World War tank shell • 5 painting worth over £100million • Original Star Wars helmet £40,000.00

  26. Preparation • Signed up to SmartWaste • Waste Minimisation • Responsibilities • Forecast types & quantity • Identify waste management routes • Efficient material handling

  27. Implementation • Duty of Care • Training & Communication • Measure actual types & quantities • Waste leaving site • Soil removed from site • Soils reused on site • Monitor implementation

  28. Review • Report deviation from plan • Cost • Savings • Monthly report to Senior Management

  29. Targets Achieved • Recycled • 100% of Excavation materials • 95% of Demolitions • 95% of Construction materials • Diverted from Landfill • 98% • Materials with a recycled content • 20%

  30. Future Direction • BES 6001 • Sustainable Procurement of Materials • Supply Chain • Environmental Accreditation • Provide evident of materials Recycled content • Buy in waste reduction measures (SWMP)

  31. Future Direction • BREEAM (Good, Very Good, Excellent) • Approved Accreditation • Provide evident materials have recycled content • Buy in to our procedures: • SWMP • Considerate Constructors Scheme

  32. Future Direction • Social Clauses • Employ as % of contract value • Long term unemployed • Apprentices • Placement students

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