Demolition inventory

During the demolition or dismantling of a building or engineering structure (roads, bridges,…), various waste materials are released on the construction site. As a property developer, you are then usually required to have a ‘Demolition Inventory Waste’ drawn up. Envirosoil has the experience to compile such inventories. We use the guideline of the OVAM (Public Waste Agency of Flanders). In addition, if desired and useful, we will also compile a demolition monitoring plan according to Tracimat, in order to be able to dispose of the waste materials under the most favourable conditions and have them processed into secondary raw materials and to keep the costly volume that is to be dumped as limited as possible.

The inventory stipulates the following for all waste material:

what the waste is called
the corresponding EURAL code
the estimated quantity (in cubic meters or in tonnes) that will be released during the works
the place within the building where the waste material is
the type of manifestation
a photo report

In addition to the inventory of all materials present, we also examine, step by step ,how the degradation can best be dealt with and via which way the waste streams can be optimally processed. This is worked out in more detail in the context of Tracimat Demolition Monitoring Plan. From the autumn of 2018, most crushing plant operators consider building rubble without a Tracimat Demolition Monitoring Plan as rubble with a high-environmental risk profile (HMRP), even though it is harmless rubble. On the other hand, construction rubble, which is not dangerous, and produced with a Demolition Monitoring Plan is simply regarded as rubble with a low-environmental risk profile (LMRP).

Do you have any questions regarding the drawing up of a demolition inventory and/or a demolition monitoring plan? Contact our specialists.

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