MFA10103 (2012) - SCM - Outlook of CIDB directions (Lect 14).ppt

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GOAL: TO PROMOTE AND EMBRACE GREEN

TECHNOLOGY AND IMPLEMENT BEST

PRACTICES TO DEVELOPSUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTIONINDUSTRY.

GREEN INITIATIVES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY


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OBJECTIVE:

TO DEVELOP RELEVANT

LEGISLATION, STANDARDS,GUIDELINES, PROGRAMMES ANDTECHNICAL INFORMATION TOWARDSENHANCING THE USE OF GREEN

TECHNOLOGY IN THE CONSTRUCTIONINDUSTRY

GREEN INITIATIVES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY


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INITIATIVES BY THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

BOARD MALAYSIA IN LINE WITH THE POLICY


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GREEN CONTRACTOR ACCREDITATION


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ROADMAP (FROM 2011 TO 2015)

GUIDELINES ONSUSTAINABLE SITE

PLANNING AND

IMPLEMENTATION-BY THE END OF

2011

GREEN INITIATIVES AND SUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY


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ROADMAP

ESTABLISHMENTOF ECO-LABELING

MECHANISM - BYTHE END OF 2011


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ROADMAP

GUIDELINE ONSELECTION OF

GREEN

CONSTRUCTIONMATERIALS BY

THE END OF 2011


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ROADMAP

DEVELOPMENT OFGREEN

CONTRACTOR

CRITERIA BY THEEND OF 2011


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ROADMAP

DEVELOPMENT OFTRAINING

MODULES:

AWARENESS ONGREEN

TECHNOLOGY INCONSTRUCTION BY

THE END OF 2011


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ROADMAP

DEVELOPMENT OFTRAINING

MODULES:

AWARENESS ONISO 14001 IN

CONSTRUCTION BY THE MIDDLE OF

2012 ANDPROMOTECERTIFICATION OF

ISO 14001 IN

CONSTRUCTION BY


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ROADMAP

UNDERSTANDINGTHE UNDERLYING

PRINCIPLES OF

ENERGYMANAGEMENT (EM)

DURINGCONSTRUCTION -

BY THE MIDDLE OF2013


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ROADMAP

PROMOTE 5S INCONSTRUCTION BYTHE END OF 2012


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ROADMAP

DEVELOPMENT OFGREEN

ASSESSMENT

SYSTEM INCONSTRUCTION

(GASSIC) BY THEFIRST QUARTER OF

2014


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ROADMAP

REVIEW ON LAWSAND REGULATIONS

RELATING TO

GREENTECHNOLOGY INCONSTRUCTION BY THE END OF

2013


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ROADMAP

DEVELOPGUIDELINES ON

EMS IN

CONSTRUCTION BY THE MIDDLE OF

2014


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ROADMAP

DEVELOP MS ONGREEN

TECHNOLOGY IN

CONSTRUCTION BY THE END OF

2013


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ROADMAP

DEVELOPGUIDELINES AND

TRAINING

MODULES ONCONSTRUCTION

AND DEMOLITIONWASTE

MANAGEMENT BYTHE MIDDLE OF

2015


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Green/Sustainable Construction

Module 1

[General Awareness on Sustainable/Green Construction and

Environmental Issues]

The Construction Industry and the Environment

Construction Works and Their Effects on the Environment Various

Contaminations; Construction Waste etc.

What is Sustainable/Green Construction?

Why there is a need for Sustainable/Green Construction?

Green/High Performance/Low-Carbon/Carbon Neutral/ Low-Energy /Zero-

Energy Buildings;

An overview on the Environment and Environmental issues relating to

development.

Environmental Issues Threatening Human Health,

Population Growth,

Anthropogenic, Anthropocentric and Ecocentric


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Suggested Modules For the Training of Constructors onGreen/Sustainable Construction

Global Warming, Climate Change,

Air Pollution (including Indoor Air Pollution) Acid Rain,

Photochemical Smog,

Water Pollution

Groundwater Depletion and Contamination,

Chemical Risks,

Deforestation,

Desertification, Eutrophication,

Heat Island


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Carrying Capacity,

Ecological Footprint,

Carbon Footprint,

Ecological Rucksack, Life-Cycle Costing,

Life-Cycle Assessment,

Embodied Energy and Embodied Carbon

Cradle to Grave, Cradle to Gate, Cradle to Cradle


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Sustainability and Environmentalism, What is Sustainable Development?

Mitigation and Adaptation in tackling environmental

issues.

Soil Pollution, Solid Waste,

Hazardous Waste,

Noise Pollution

[slides on awareness]


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Framework for Sustainable Construction developed by the

Conseil International du Batiments or CIBs Task Group 16: Principles:

Reduce;

Reuse;

Recycle;

Protect Nature; Eliminate Toxics;

Life-Cycle Costing;

Quality

Resources Land; Materials; Water; Energy; Ecosystems

Phase Planning; Development; Design; Construction; Use and Operation;Maintenance; Modification; Deconstruction.

What is a Green Building?

Why Green Buildings? Aims of Green Buildings, Trends and Barriers to

Green Building.

d d l h i i f


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Module 2

Awareness on Policy and Legislation

Objective: To understand the environmental policies, laws and

regulations

Efforts to Protect the Environment Global Efforts; International

Treaties; Green Parties,

The Club of Rome, the Silent Spring, the Brundtland Report, LA 21,Kyoto Protocol, the COPs, IPCC, the principles of Sustainable

Development, Various UN Summits;

Malaysias environmental policy and targets;

Statutory Legislation and Regulations- the Environmental Quality

Act 1974, incorporating green requirements in pertinent laws andbylaws;

The role of CIDB MALAYSIA in promoting green technology in

construction.

Suggested Modules For the Training of Constructors on


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Module 3

[Awareness on Green Building Rating Systems] and Green Technology to

Produce Renewable Energy

Objective: To expose the constructors to various GBRSs and

Available Green Technology to Produce Renewables.

A cursory survey on the selected GBRSs developed and practiced

throughout the world

Understand the concept of LEED, BREEAM,

CASBEE,

GREEN STAR,

GREEN GLOBES,

GREEN-MARK ,

GBI, etc.,

Understand the GBI, its criteria and sub-criteria

Green Township Tool and Eco-Cities


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Module 4

[Awareness on Renewable Energy]

Renewables:

Energy from the Sun PV, BIPV, Vertical Solar Farms, Sun

Catchers, Concentrated Solar Thermal Power Plants [CSP],

Proposed large scale CSP by DESERTEC,

Energy from the Wind, Energy from the Ocean Tidal and Wave Power,

Geothermal Power Stations,

Biomass and Fuel Pellets from Solid Wastes,

Energy from Bio-diesel,

Microwave Electricity via Satellites?

S t d M d l F th T i i f C t t


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Module 4

[Awareness on Green Building Systems and Development]

Objective: To expose the constructors to Green Building

Process, Systems and Construction.

Green Building Process;

Ecological Design;

Passive Design Strategy Sustainable Sites,

Land -greenfields,brownfields, blackfields, etc.,

Landscaping xeriscaping

Sustainable Site Management,

Safety, Health and Environment [SHE]


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Module 4

Environmental Management Plan [EMP] Contamination Mitigation

Procedures etc.;

Environmental Management System [EMS] ISO 14001;

QLASSIC;

Industrialised Building System or IBS; Building Energy Issues;

Green Materials and Components Closing Materials Loop;

Daylighting and Artificial Lighting;

Indoor Air Quality VOCs, Sick Building Syndrome

Building Envelope,


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Roof Selection;

Active Mechanical Systems;

Air Distribution Systems;

Energy Recovery Systems; The Building Hydrological System;

Rainwater Harvesting,

Grey Water Systems,

Reclaimed Water

Deconstruction and Disassembly

Suggested Modules For the Training of Constructors on


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Module 5

[Awareness on Construction Operations]

Objective : To provide a general guideline on

sustainable construction process

Green Procurement and Green Purchasing

Eco-labeled materials

Proper site management and team;

Improving materials handling to reduce waste;

Site Protection Planning

Construction Waste Management Stringent water pollution control measures

Stringent air pollution control measures


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Stringent erosion and sedimentation control measures

Minimisation of the impact of construction operations

including noise levels

Commissioning

Maintenance and Facilities Management.

Safety, Health and Environment Planning and Monitoring

Recycling of site materials

Rainwater and grey water harvesting


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Training Issues

A large number of contractors to be engaged around 56,000 of

them

Of different categories, scales, classes, specialisation, background,

knowledge, skills etc.,

Need proper modules and contents both in Bahasa Malaysia and

English, Those in C1, C2 and C3 will not be able to grasp the necessary

contents bespoke and simpler modules will have to be designed

for them,

Need many trainers, locations, ample space, course materials etc.,

Need a long period of time to conduct the courses, Need a special budget to conduct the courses,

Need to make the courses mandatory,

To issue certificates of competency recognised by the industry.


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MFA10103 (2012) - SCM - Outlook of CIDB directions (Lect 14).ppt