Organization of processing of materials obtained as a result of the liquidation of buildings in the destroyed territories

In recent years, the interest of society in preserving the environment and improving the environment has been steadily growing. In the course of construction activities, a huge amount of waste is produced, which subsequently becomes pollutants of the territories adjacent to cities and settlements, and at the same time, the potential for their reuse is lost. Recycling, or processing, construction waste allows you to save nature from the negative impact, as well as significantly reduce the cost of purchasing materials and manufacturing building structures. In this article, the question of how long this type of activity has existed in our country and how it develops has been studied, as well as a forecast for the future. Despite the objects that have retained a high level of technical condition, a sufficiently large number of objects still require demolition. Demolition and dismantling works are extremely dangerous for the life and health of people involved in the liquidation of the facility and the population living or located in close proximity to the construction site and also bear the risk of harm to the environment, movable and immovable property of individuals and legal entities, persons and engineering infrastructure. Therefore, to ensure the safety of the work performed, it is necessary to have a set of standards that establish the rules for the design of organizational and technological documentation for demolition or dismantling, the performance of work during the liquidation of the facility and strict control over the implementation of technology and safety.