TRP

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Guess What These Metrics Mean

• 260,000 tons?
• Over 60 million dollars?
• 300 plus jobs?

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The ReUse People and the California
Conservation Corps Salvaging the Built
Environment

• Prepared for
• California Resource Recovery Association
• Burlingame, California
• August 4, 2008

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Benefits

• Young adults learn skills for move-up jobs
• They learn about the commercial workplace
• More building materials can be salvaged
• Economic benefit to communities

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THE CREW
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Day 1 - Classroom

• Deconstruction vs. Demolition
• Paper exercise contest
• Overview of a job site
• Sequence of a job
• Safety
• Tools and their usage
• Fixture removal Demonstrations
• Written quiz

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THE PROJECT
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DAY 2WORK SITE
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DAY 3
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DAY 4
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DAY 5 - CLASS ROOM

• Review of OJT experience
• Prepare and load fixtures for shipping
• Removing framing and demonstrations
• Building units of lumber
• Loading lumber
• Quiz

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DAY 6
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DAY 7
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DAY 8
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DAY 9
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DAY 10
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DAY 11
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DAY 12
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DAY 13
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DAY 14
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DAY 15 LAST DAY
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Day 16 - CLASS ROOM GRADUATION

• Complete review
• Open discussion
• Job strategies
• Job strategy contest
• Comprehensive test
• Graduation

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THE CORPSMEMBERS
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BENEFITS TO YOUR COMMUNITY

• Better trained and better paid workers
• More employable people for contractors
• More public works buildings can be deconstructed
  for less money
• More materials diverted from landfills
• Improved standard of living for the entire
  community

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Next Step Challenge to Governments

• The California Conservation Corps is a
  TRP-Certified Deconstruction Contractor
• Call TRP at 888.588.9490 and one of our Regional
  Managers will make arrangements
• Contract directly with the CCC
• TRP will provide project oversight

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