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GOOD PRACTICE ON SITE
STOP
Every year the Environment Agency
responds to 350 serious pollution incidents caused by construction sites
Sustainability POLLUTION
CONTAIN
What can be done to avoid pollution?
Store fuel and COSHH away from drains and watercourses
Have sufficient spill kits nearby
Use Enviropads or spill mats under plant
NOTIFY
EN63B | EN63D
EN64B | EN64D YOU CAN REDUCE OCEAN PLASTIC & MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Avoid single-use plastic where possible.
Reusable cups & bags are widely available.
Shop locally. Take reusable bags & containers to avoid unnecessary packaging.
EN65B | EN65D
Waste Management Colour Coding
All waste signage on this site will follow the below coding:
Plasterboard Paper Inert
Use eco friendly cleaning products that are re-fillable.
Consider vintage chic when buying furniture and opt for secondhand.
Find alternatives to: • Cosmetics with microbeads • Disposable wipes • Disposable nappies
General Hazardous Food WEEE Timber
Always recycle where possible.
Use paper straws
Check out your local councils website for recycling ideas.
Dry Mixed Recycling Metal
EN66 | 800x600mm includes 9no. lift up flaps £195
EN67A | EN67C Sustainability Board
Should you wish to feed the ducks please use the food provided in the feeders which
EN68B | EN68D
Waste Management Colour Coding
All waste signage in this building should follow the below coding:
Paper General Food
Dry Mixed Recycling
which pollutes the water making it harmful to the wildlife.
EN69A | EN69C EN70 | 1800x1200mm includes 4no. A3 snap-frames £375 EN71A | EN71C
Tree protection fencing - Not to be removed
EN72A | EN72C 26
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