Environmentally friendly construction as a tool for ensuring the quality of construction products

Ekaterina Kochurina,Marina Matyukhina,Dmitry Topchiy,Alexandr Zelentsov,O Kalinina

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201911001082

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In order for construction works in Russia to be carried out in the construction of objects and objects already built to be competitive on the world market, when implementing projects, it is necessary to take into account the requirements of not only the regulatory and technical documents governing construction and installation works in Russia, but also take into account the requirements of environmental standards imposed by certification systems such as LEED and BREEAM. At this stage of development of the domestic construction industry, there is no regulatory and technical framework governing the implementation of environmental standards on a mandatory basis. The construction market in Russia is highly competitive. When choosing a contractor, customers are guided by the shortest possible turnaround time and minimum cost. Often these two conditions are achieved by minimizing the costs of contractor’s resources for work that are not provided for by the regulatory and technical base of the Russian Federation as mandatory. In order for the domestic construction industry to reach the World level, it is necessary to introduce foreign environmental certification systems that allow increasing the level of comfort for citizens.

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According to the statistical data of the Department of Environmental Management and Protection of the City of Moscow, in 2016–2017, the number of complaints against construction sites located in the proximity of residential buildings with regard to excessive noise level at night-time and a number of other impacts of construction operations went up by 21 percent as compared with the beginning of 2015.In the Russian Federation, harmful effects of construction operations on the urban environment are not regulated by any environmental technical standards
A positive effect can be achieved by regulating the use of any corresponding organizational and technological solutions in the form of binding certification criteria of an environmental program adapted for regional specific features of the Russian Federation
Due to the fact that the existing technical legal framework in the Russian Federation fails to provide any sufficient requirements for ensuring environmental safety and comfort of participants in the construction process and users of completed construction products, we propose to use these systems as an organizational and technological tool of environmental reliability

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According to the statistical data of the Department of Environmental Management and Protection of the City of Moscow, in 2016–2017, the number of complaints against construction sites located in the proximity of residential buildings with regard to excessive noise level at night-time and a number of other impacts of construction operations went up by 21 percent as compared with the beginning of 2015. In the Russian Federation, harmful effects of construction operations on the urban environment are not regulated by any environmental technical standards. A positive effect can be achieved by regulating the use of any corresponding organizational and technological solutions in the form of binding certification criteria of an environmental program adapted for regional specific features of the Russian Federation

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