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Structural Survey (2004) 22 (3): 148–155.
Published: 01 July 2004
...: the extent of labour only sub‐contractors' awareness and understanding of waste as an issue, their perceptions of the causes of waste and their attitudes towards the allocation of financial responsibility for waste minimisation. The survey shows that the results of previous studies can be extended to labour...
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Structural Survey (2004) 22 (1): 20–29.
Published: 01 February 2004
...Andrew R.J. Dainty; Richard J. Brooke In recent years, economic, political and social pressures to adopt sustainable work practices have led to a renewed emphasis on developing effective waste minimisation measures for major construction projects. This research explored the efficacy of measures...
