Using Bulk Paint Containers to Reduce Waste

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Throughout any construction project, it is essential that contractors give careful consideration to how their work may be impacting on the natural environment.

Reducing waste through re-use or recycling is vitally important.

Sites should also consider other initiatives to avoid waste.

Examples of how waste reduction has been achieved include:

  • The site used a system of bulk paint containers;
  • Paint was delivered in large plastic bags, each holding 250 litres of paint;
  • These were transferred to reusable containers on site, which allowed the paint to be sprayed directly from these containers;
  • Each bag prevents the manufacture, transportation and disposal of 50 x 5 litre plastic tubs.

To find out more, click the link below.

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First visit Monitor Report, Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd, London, July 2015

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Published 6 October 2015
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Conserve of resources, Monitoring and recording of resource usage,

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