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Brad Guy of the University of Florida Center for Construction and Environment wrote this guide to be used as a resource for training on deconstruction. It includes an overview of deconstruction, safety information, checklists, sample forms, and much more.

This list of basic tools was comprised by the University of Florida Center for Construction and Environment to be used as a checklist when considering a deconstruction.

These factors are provided by the University of Florida Center for Construction and Environment to help with estimating weights for diversion of building materials from deconstructions.

This report by the US Army Corps of Engineers presents an innovative approach to construction and demolition waste management. The current level of construction and demolition in the Army, and also any programs, regulations, or policies that may affect the level of construction in the future are addressed and provide the justification for increasing the level of recycling C&D waste on military installations.

Falls are one of the most common forms of injury at a deconstruction site. OSHA provides some important fall safety information.

This is a sample of a city ordinance for C&D waste disposal.