| dc.description.abstract | The research covers a range of strategies such as facilitating the development alternatives to
disposal, appropriate waste management and the management of regulation needed to effectively
to reduce the amount of waste on the construction site and to maximize recovery for effective
economic development.
The study looks at how management construction industry is implementing on site construction
waste management system within their onsite waste management plans and to see whether if it‟s
being developed as part an integrated waste management system. Based on quantitative and
qualitative research methods of onsite waste management plans and of personal communication,
the research investigates why the development of an onsite construction waste management
system has been hindered though there have been perceived as the extra risks that the system
poses.
Furthermore, the reluctance of construction industry to develop an integrated onsite construction
wastes management system and the long-term feasibility, and sustainability of waste
management system. Efforts to reduce, reuse, and recycle construction waste may save money,
reduce liability, keep job sites cleaner and safer, and conserve valuable landfill space. | en_US |
