Recycling

Our recycling policy

Efficient Management of Natural Resources

We strive to use natural resources efficiently and effectively to prevent waste. We continuously work on improving the use of resources such as energy and water to minimize their consumption.

Waste Management and Recycling

We develop waste management plans to minimize waste generation. We prioritize recycling and reuse of waste materials, preventing harmful waste from being released into the environment.

Construction Sector and Waste

The construction sector is one of the largest waste producers globally. Construction, demolition, and renovation projects generate large amounts of waste materials. While much of this waste is recyclable, it is often discarded, causing environmental harm. Recycling and using sustainable materials are among the most effective ways to reduce the environmental impact of the construction sector.

Types of Construction Waste

The waste generated during construction projects includes various materials, typically classified as:

1. Concrete and Rubble: Concrete, stone, and rubble from demolition and reconstruction projects.
2. Wood: Waste from cutting and discarding wooden materials used in construction.
3. Metals: Scraps of steel, iron, and aluminum used in construction.
4. Plastic: Waste from pipes, coatings, and other plastic construction elements.
5. Glass: Glass waste from windows and coatings.
6. Paper and Cardboard: Packaging waste from construction materials.
7. Chemical and Hazardous Waste: Waste from paints, adhesives, and other chemical substances.

Importance of Recycling in Construction

Recycling in the construction sector enables the reuse of waste materials, conserving natural resources and reducing waste. This practice is a cornerstone of sustainable construction.