unit 5 lesson 6

What is the purpose of a Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP)?

• To document employee attendance on site

• To outline the construction project timeline

• To increase the amount of waste for landfill

• To monitor and control waste produced on a construction project

Since what year is an SWMP no longer a legal requirement?

• 2010

• 2014

• 2005

• 2018

What is the primary goal of the waste management hierarchy?

• To prioritize landfill use

• To reduce, reuse, and recycle waste before disposing of it

• To follow legal protocols only

• To increase waste production

Which of the following is NOT listed as a benefit of waste management?

• Compliance with regulations

• Reduced costs

• Increased accidents

• Improved reputation

What types of waste must be kept separate from general waste streams for safety reasons?

• Wood and glass

• Soil and stones

• Concrete and bricks

• Paints and varnishes

What is required for each load of non-hazardous waste?

• A landfill permit

• A waste transfer note

• A recycling certificate

• A construction approval

What should not be covered by skips on a construction site?

• Unused land

• Drains or manholes

• Gravel paths

• Grass areas

What does WEEE stand for?

• Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment

• Waste Energy and Efficiency Equipment

• Wildlife and Ecosystem Evaluation Equipment

• Water Extraction and Environment Equipment

What is the waste code for concrete?

• 17-01-02

• 17-01-06

• 17-01-01

• 17-01-07

Which of the following is covered by WEEE regulations?

• Garden waste e.g. grass clippings

• Large household appliances e.g. washing machines

• Construction materials e.g. bricks

• Organic waste e.g. food leftovers