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Construction Waste Management Plan | LEED v5 Template
Use the plan template as a framework to fill out and to determine whether you are on course to meet the requirements for the credit.
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Use the plan template as a framework to fill out and to determine whether you are on course to meet the requirements for the credit.
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Use the plan template as a framework to fill out and to determine whether you are on course to meet the requirements for the credit.
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There is no industry standard for LEED submittal cover sheets. You can create your own, see if anyone on your project team has a standard template they've used in the past, or you can download our free submittal cover sheet template for submitting your LEED v5 product data, including the information you’ll need for embodied carbon calculations!
Here’s one that you think would be commonplace, but at least in this Badger’s neck of the woods (literally), we don’t see all that frequently – using a required LEED Submittal Cover Sheet for all subcontractors. By having a coversheet that requires the subcontractor to provide cost and any relevant LEED data (e.g., EPDs, recycled content percentages, HPDs, VOC content), you obtain all this information upfront for the Building Product Selections and Procurement credit. Or, reject the submittal and send it back. Pretty straightforward.
Our submittal cover sheet template has sections to record information about:
No more getting 175-page submittals from the subs saying, “Here’s my LEED stuff”. This puts the onus on them to find the exact LEED information, making them part of the process, and making your life easier. We also provide some additional references, notes, and definitions in the second tab of the spreadsheet for you!
Our template also has sections to track VOC content related to the project's Low Emitting Materials:
LEED v5 now includes credits and prerequisites focused on looking at embodied carbon from building products. For a deeper dive on that, you can visit our post on calculating embodied carbon. You can easily get all the information you’ll need for these LEED v5 embodied carbon calculations in this coversheet:
So from there, you can take the Global Warming Potential Value (GWP) in the EPD, compare/adjust the units of measurement, and multiply that by the quantity of material on your project. Easy!