Simple ideas for how general contractors may use our knowledge and leadership to reduce the amount of construction and demolition waste.
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About this event
With the power to influence the management of materials that are used and how they are discarded, General Contractors are at the forefront in enacting changes both upstream and downstream in the built environment.
This presentation is intended to spark interest and provide easy and simple ideas for how we as general contractors may use our knowledge and leadership to approach our commitment to reducing the amount of C&D waste generated by our projects entering our landfills.
Sharing my philosophy of a four-step program, we will focus on how to set out a Road Map to instill best practices in proper housekeeping processes and recycling procedures in the reduction of construction waste on our job sites.
Further discussion will focus on potential start up initiatives you may establish in the development of a Pre-Construction and Demolition Recycling Plan.
Please join us here at the USGBC-LA offices with the Construction Committee in the La Kretz Innovation Campus to learn more about this journey!
Location: La Kretz Innovation Campus 525 South Hewitt Street Los Angeles, CA 90013
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Presented by:
Shawn Mulligan
As a Building Envelope Subject Matter Expert (SME) to both Webcor Builders and Suffolk Construction, Shawn Mulligan is a Senior Project Manager with multidisciplinary experience in the design, construction, and management of multiple exterior façade typologies and interfaces.
Shawn has been a member of the USGBC-LA Construction Committee as Co-Chair for just under three years now and has developed a keen understanding for how sustainable building practices can be implemented both on his construction sites as well as within the AEC industry.
Looking for ways to promote awareness, Shawn has set out to enact high yield low impact initiatives on his job sites in promoting better sustainable construction practices.
