Our environmental practices are informed by applicable UK legislation, including:
Construction projects inevitably generate waste materials. Where waste is produced during building works, it may be handled in accordance with the Duty of Care requirements under Section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990.
Where applicable, waste may be transferred only to authorised waste carriers and waste management facilities in accordance with relevant regulatory requirements.
Where reasonably practical, waste materials may be separated or managed in a manner intended to support responsible disposal or recycling practices.
Materials used during construction are selected in accordance with the requirements of each individual project. Where reasonably practical, materials may be planned and managed in order to minimise unnecessary waste and support efficient construction processes.
Deliveries, storage and handling of materials are organised in a manner intended to maintain a safe and orderly construction site.
Construction activities may be managed with consideration for surrounding properties, infrastructure and local environments.
Where appropriate, site practices may include:
These practices support responsible construction operations and reflect awareness of environmental responsibilities.
Environmental expectations within the construction industry continue to evolve. DKM Builders Oxford Ltd remains mindful of developments in environmental regulation and guidance and aims to carry out its operations in a manner consistent with responsible building practices.
