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GATEWAY PARK CENTER ITB # 19-01-01 TGSV Enterprises, Inc.- 1301 W. 68th Street – Suite A – Hialeah, FL 33014 Page 1 TGSV DEBRIS DISPOSAL PLAN All work areas will be clean, organized and kept in an orderly manner, especially during the course of construction, alteration, or repairs of a project. • All forms of scrap, waste materials, and debris will be kept clear of the work area, including passageways, stairs, exits, emergency evacuation routes, and in and around buildings or other structures. • Two dumpsters will be provided at designated area of site. One will be for regular (non-recyclable) construction debris. A second will be for recyclable material. • Waste Management (or whomever provides the debris hauling services) will provide monthly recycling totals for the project for record keeping. • A gravel truck wash area will be provided at the construction exit to ensure all debris is cleaned and properly secured prior to trucks entering the public streets. • Scrap and debris shall be removed at regular intervals. A safe means of disposal is provided by the “Maintenance Area” will be provided. • All solvent waste, used oily rags, and combustible trash will be stored in fire resistant, covered containers until removed from the work site by authorized environmental company. • When materials are dropped outside the perimeter area of buildings or structures, an approved method of containment such as raised dump truck or dumpsites will be used. • Special care should be taken at all times to protect individuals and property from injury or damage as a result of debris being dropped from any height. • All materials, supplies, and equipment shall be arranged in an orderly fashion to eliminate congestion that would contribute to tripping or falling hazards and interfere with work performance. • All protruding nail, staples, and spikes in scrap or used must be removed or backed out as soon as possible after use. • Do not store or leave items on stairways. • Do not block or obstruct stairwells, exits, or accesses to safety and emergency devices, such as fire extinguishers or fire alarms. • Straighten or remove rugs and mats that do not lay flat on the floor. • Carton, rugs, plywood and/or any other material cannot be used in the mezzanine floors; it will prevent water from reaching other areas in case of a fire. • Return tools and cleaning supplies to their storage places after use. • Use caution signs/cones to barricade slippery and wet areas.