Yabrin is keen to provide a professional quality service that meets and satisfies the needs of its customers as well deliver constructions services that conform to the relevant regulations, codes, and specifications.
YGTCC is committed to apply the Quality Management System and its continual improvement according to the ISO 9001:2015 standard in all over the company’s activities, specifically in the constructions and contracting field.
YGTCC is keen to support, train, and develop all members of its staff to enable them to achieve and keep the required level of competence. YGTCC management is committed to:
Safety is important because -
WHAT? The construction industry generates a vast quantity of waste per year and includes many tonnes of unused construction materials being thrown away.
To minimise waste we must:
Firstly Eliminate the waste if we can, secondly Reduce the waste we create
then
Reuse materials until we can’t use them again and only then
Recycle the waste.
Only if we can’t recycle can we finally Dispose
Avoid environmental harm: Reduction, reuse and re-cycling of waste minimises the environmental impacts of disposal of waste to landfill.
Reduce costs: The true cost of waste is more than just the disposal cost and is made up of
• the original purchase price of the material
• the cost of unloading, handling, storage and transporting the material around site
• the cost of collecting the waste/damaged material, reloading, moving and storing waste on site
• the cost of transporting waste to a tip, the tipping charges and landfill taxes
• the purchase price of replacing damaged and wasted materials.
WHAT?
Accidental releases of oils and chemicals from construction sites make up a large number of pollution incidents that occur each year
Spills can be prevented. It is important everyone on site knows what preventative measures are in place, but if a spill does occur how to control it to minimize its impact
Fuels and oils will disperse over a significant area of water if not contained (a teaspoon of oil can cover the area of an Olympic-sized swimming pool).
Why?
Avoid environmental harm: spills spread very quickly and can cause damage to the environment
Avoid prosecution: fines and clean-up costs can be significant
Public relations: avoid negative publicity for the company and clients to maintain workload.
Water conservation is a measure or range of measures designed to improve the efficient of water use by reducing usage and wastage. Reducing water demand and usage can be achieved using water recycling, incorporating water saving devices and good management.
A water footprint is an indicator that looks at both the direct and indirect water use of a consumer or producer. The water footprint of an individual, community or business is defined as the total volume of freshwater that is used to produce the goods and services consumed by the individual or community.
Water is a precious natural resource and its sustainable management is essential to protect the water environment and to meet current and future demand. The average person uses 50% more water than in 1980 and the population has grown by approximately 10% in the same period. Changing rainfall patterns mean that we cannot sustain or increase water so we need to reduce consumption and conserve more water. Currently we pay on average up U$5per cubic meter for mains water and wastewater disposal and water supply is likely to rise in cost in future, so saving water also reduces utility bills now and will reduce the impact of future price rises.
Approximately 15 – 25% savings can be made in water consumption by following simple tips below and significantly more if leaks are dealt with quickly and efficiently.