Assessment of the availability of secondary materials
Klar Cite summary
This clause concerns assessment of the availability of secondary materials. It is needed for the gold level. Evidence the scheme asks for: evidence that an assessment was performed during the past 3 years. This concerns circularity and waste.
Concrete Sustainability Council·clause E7.01·p.42
The publisher’s words
CSC Technical Manual (Precast Concrete with own fresh concrete production) clause E7.01 — words not shown. Read it at the source. The publisher reserves the right to its wording, so it is not republished here. The clause is held and cited here, and its words are read at the source.
The clause is held and verified. Only its words are withheld.
How it is proven
- Evidence required
- 1. Evidence that an assessment was performed during the past 3 years.
- Who checks it
- Applicant declares — a signed statement from the applicant
How to read this clause
Klar Cite’s reading of the clause, not the scheme’s own claim.
- Type of requirement
- Provide information — e.g. declare ingredients or publish an environmental product declaration
- Required?
- Yes, from Gold up — below Gold it earns points
- Topic
- Circular Economy — the topic the clause addresses, grouped by the Common Materials Framework (CMF)
- Level
- Gold — the level of the credential this clause belongs to
Cite this clause
Concrete Sustainability Council · CSC Technical Manual (Precast Concrete with own fresh concrete production) · version v3.0 · clause E7.01 · page 42 · build 2026-10-16-0230 · https://klarcite.com/r/77e183dedae97ecf
Record details
Page 42. Read in build 2026-10-16-0230, harvested 2026-10-16.
uid 77e183dedae97ecf · document 7156fa3745c18186 · fidelity verbatim · published 2025-07-01
Other clauses in this standard
| Clause | Name |
|---|---|
| B1.01 | Local Economy |
| B2.01 | Ethical risk assessment |
| B2.02 | Policy or code for ethical business |
| B2.03 | Confidential investigation |
| B2.04 | Responsible political involvement |
| B2.05 | Respect for property rights |