Dust suppression
Damping down, sheeting loads and covering stockpiles. In a city with Kabul's air quality, uncontrolled construction dust is a public health matter, not a nuisance.
Responsibility
Environmental protection.
Controlling what a construction site releases into the air, the ground and the water around it.
In short
What this means in practice.
A building site affects its surroundings continuously while it operates. Dust, noise, run-off, fuel and chemical storage, and waste all have straightforward controls; the difficulty is applying them consistently once the programme is under pressure.
Water and run-off
Preventing silt, cement washout and fuel from reaching drains and watercourses, with designated washout and refuelling areas.
Waste and segregation
Separating what can be reused or recycled, and disposing of the remainder through proper routes rather than the nearest empty ground.
Storage and spills
Fuels, oils and chemicals stored with containment, and a practical response when something is spilled.
Common questions
Questions we are actually asked.
How is construction dust controlled?
Damping down, sheeting loads and covering stockpiles. In a city with Kabul's winter air quality this is a public health matter rather than a nuisance.
What happens to construction waste?
Segregated for reuse or recycling where possible, with the remainder disposed of through proper routes rather than the nearest empty ground.
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