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 ENVIRONMENT
Policy

APC (Adelaide Partitions & Ceilings)

ABN: 61 120 437 729

Last updated: 15/01/2026​

1. Introduction

Adelaide Partitions & Ceilings Pty Ltd is committed to managing its activities to minimise environmental impact, support safe work practices, and comply with applicable environmental legislation, client requirements, and company procedures.

This policy applies to all employees, contractors, and activities undertaken by Adelaide Partitions & Ceilings Pty Ltd.

 

2. Control of Construction Activity Pollution

To minimise pollution arising from construction activities, the following controls are implemented:

  • Use vacuums when sanding plasterboard to minimise dust.

  • Use wash-out bins when disposing of flushing compounds.

  • Use pre-oiled buckets for flushing compounds to allow dried material to be removed without washing.

 

3. Housekeeping / Waste Management

Effective housekeeping and waste management practices include:

  • Order materials cut to size where possible to minimise waste.

  • Maintain tidy work areas free of debris at all times.

  • Use designated recycling bins for steel and plasterboard off-cuts where available.

  • Recycle cans and bottles using appropriate bins.

 

4. Storage and Protection of Materials

Materials are to be managed responsibly by:

  • Storing materials in protected areas to prevent damage or contamination.

  • Ordering and delivering materials as required to minimise excess storage and waste.

 

5. Use of Local Products

Where possible:

  • Use locally produced products to reduce transport impacts and support local suppliers.

 

6. No Smoking Policy

To maintain a safe and environmentally responsible workplace:

  • Smoking is only permitted in designated areas.

  • Cigarette butts must be disposed of in bins provided or other approved disposal points.

 

7. Safety Data Sheets

When working with hazardous substances:

  • Obtain relevant Safety Data Sheets (SDS) from the APC office prior to commencing work.

  • Ensure SDS are available on site where hazardous substances are used.

 

8. Energy Use

To minimise energy consumption:

  • Turn off task lighting when not in use or not required.

 

9. Water Usage

Water use is to be minimised by:

  • Minimising water use wherever possible.

  • Promptly reporting leaking taps, hoses, or fixtures.

  • Using pre-oiled buckets for flushing compounds to reduce water consumption.

 

10. Coordination

To support effective environmental management:

  • Attend coordination meetings with the builder to assist with planning, installation, and commissioning of works.

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