WASTE CLASSCIFICATION
Heavy Recycle Waste
Light Mixed Recycle Waste
Light Mixed Recycle Waste
Heavy recyclable waste refers to dense, inert construction and demolition materials that are suitable for recycling and material recovery when kept free from contamination.
Heavy recyclable waste typically includes:
- Concrete
- Bricks and masonry
- Floor tiles and ceramic tiles
- Tile bedding, screed and mortar
- Render and plaster (cement-based)
Light Mixed Recycle Waste
Light Mixed Recycle Waste
Light Mixed Recycle Waste
Mixed waste refers to general construction and demolition waste that consists of a combination of non-hazardous solid materials generated during building, demolition and strip-out activities.
Mixed waste typically includes:
- Plasterboard (gypsum board)
- Timber and wood offcuts
- Masonry fragments and small quantities of rubble
- Insulation (non-haza
Mixed waste refers to general construction and demolition waste that consists of a combination of non-hazardous solid materials generated during building, demolition and strip-out activities.
Mixed waste typically includes:
- Plasterboard (gypsum board)
- Timber and wood offcuts
- Masonry fragments and small quantities of rubble
- Insulation (non-hazardous)
- Packaging materials (cardboard, plastics)
- General site debris
Cardboard & Packaging
Light Mixed Recycle Waste
Asbestos Contained Waste
Fit-out and construction projects generate large volumes of packaging materials, including:
- Cardboard boxes
- Plastic wrapping and shrink film
- Foam and protective padding
- Timber pallets
- Protective corner guards and sheeting
Instead of allowing packaging waste to mix with heavy debris, we separate and categorise materials to maximise recycling opportunities and minimise landfill impact.
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Asbestos Contained Waste
Light Mixed Recycle Waste
Asbestos Contained Waste
Asbestos-containing waste (ACW) refers to any waste material that contains, or is suspected to contain, asbestos fibres generated during construction, demolition, refurbishment or strip-out activities.
Asbestos-containing waste may include:
- Asbestos cement sheeting and products
- Contaminated building materials or debris
- Asbestos insulation mat
Asbestos-containing waste (ACW) refers to any waste material that contains, or is suspected to contain, asbestos fibres generated during construction, demolition, refurbishment or strip-out activities.
Asbestos-containing waste may include:
- Asbestos cement sheeting and products
- Contaminated building materials or debris
- Asbestos insulation materials
- Dust, debris or residues contaminated with asbestos fibres
- PPE, plastic sheeting and consumables used during asbestos removal