Waste Management and Insulation in Construction

What is the primary importance of waste management in construction?

• To increase construction costs

• To reduce environmental impact

• To delay project timelines

• To complicate project management

Which of the following is covered by building control regulations in waste management?

• The colour of construction materials

• The procedures for waste disposal

• The architectural design of buildings

• The type of paint used

What is one of the benefits of effective waste management in construction?

• Increased waste production

• Higher project costs

• Improved sustainability

• Longer construction times

Which of the following is a type of foundation commonly used in houses?

• Raft foundation

• Skyscraper foundation

• Floating foundation

• Bridge foundation

What type of foundation is typically used in commercial buildings?

• Strip foundation

• Pile foundation

• Slab-on-grade foundation

• Trench foundation

Which factor should be considered when selecting foundations for a building?

• The colour of the building

• Soil type and conditions

• The number of windows

• The type of roofing material

How are foundations typically installed?

• By painting them onto the ground

• By laying bricks on the surface

• By excavating and pouring concrete

• By using prefabricated wooden panels

Which of the following is a sustainable insulation material?

• Fibreglass

• Polystyrene

• Sheep wool

• Asbestos

Which Building Regulation covers the insulation of buildings?

• Part A

• Part B

• Part L

• Part M

How can existing buildings be insulated to improve energy efficiency?

• By painting the walls

• By adding double glazing to windows

• By removing all insulation

• By installing more lighting