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JKR/SIRIM

STANDARD

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ICS: 13.020.50; 91.100

Manual for

Green Product Scoring System

© Copyright 2017 Jabatan Kerja Raya &

SIRIM Berhad

JKR Jabatan Kerja Raya (JKR) Malaysia is a federal government department in Malaysia under Ministry of Works Malaysia which is responsible for construction and maintenance of public infrastructure in Malaysia such as roads, government buildings, schools, hospitals, airports, harbors, piers and related engineering works. JKR Malaysia vision is to become a world-class service provider and centre of excellence in asset management, project management and engineering services for the development of the nation’s infrastructure through creative and innovative human capital and state-of-the-art technology.

SIRIM SIRIM Berhad is a premier total solutions provider in quality and technology innovations that helps industries and businesses to compete better through every step of the business value chain. SIRIM Berhad is the centre of excellence in standardisation, facilitating industries and businesses in enhancing their production and competitiveness, protecting consumers’ health and safety, and giving them the choice for quality products and services.

JKR/SIRIM STANDARD JKR/SIRIM Standard is developed according to SIRIM standardisation procedures, which are in line with international practices that ensure appropriate participation of interested parties. As a standards development organisation, SIRIM Berhad has extensive expertise in standards research and consultancy which helps industries and businesses meet local and international requirements and practices. JKR/SIRIM Standard is developed from JKR Malaysia initiatives as a technical advisory in infrastructure development for the Government of Malaysia through collaboration with SIRIM which provides requirements, specifications, guidelines or characteristics that can be used to ensure that materials, products, processes and services are fit for their purpose. JKR/SIRIM Standard is developed through consensus by established committee, which consists of experts in the subject matter. The use of this standard is voluntary, and it is open for adoption by regulators, government agencies, associations, industries, professional bodies, etc. © Copyright 2017 For further info or enquiries on JKR/SIRIM Standard, please contact: Standards Department SIRIM STS Sdn Bhd 1, Persiaran Dato’ Menteri Section 2, P.O. Box 7035 40700 Shah Alam Selangor Darul Ehsan Tel: 60 3 5544 6314/6909 Fax: 60 3 5510 8830 Email: [email protected] http://www.sirimsts.my

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Contents

Page

Foreword ............................................................................................................................... ii

0 Introduction ............................................................................................................... 1

1 Scope ........................................................................................................................ 1

2 Normative references ................................................................................................ 2

3 Terms and definitions ................................................................................................ 2

4 Criteria for green or environmentally friendly products ............................................... 3

5 Green Product Scoring System ................................................................................. 4

6 GPSS rating .............................................................................................................. 7

7 Formula for calculation .............................................................................................. 8

Annex A Process flowchart for GPSS .............................................................................. 14

Annex B Registration form and green product scoring sheet ............................................ 15

Annex C Weightage of building works and classification of building types ........................ 27

Annex D Example of green product scoring sheet for buildings ........................................ 30

Annex E Registered member of Global Ecolabelling Network .......................................... 33

Bibliography ........................................................................................................................ 34

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Foreword This standard was developed by the Project Committee on Green Product Scoring System established by SIRIM Berhad. This standard was developed with the following objectives: a) to provide a systematic and structured assessment system for green products in building and

road projects; b) to measure the number of green products used in building and road works; c) to educate and create awareness among the stakeholders on green products and services; and d) to encourage manufacturing industries to apply for green product certification based on the

current criteria by independent certification body. This standard will be subjected to review to reflect current needs and conditions. Users and other interested parties may submit comments on the contents of this standard for consideration into future versions. Compliance with this standard does not by itself grant immunity from legal obligations.

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Manual for Green Product Scoring System

0. Introduction Sustainable consumption and production (SCP) is becoming the trend towards achieving more sustainable management of resources for future generations. At the Rio+20 conference in 2012, the need for green and sustainable procurement was emphasised with the aim to integrate environmental considerations into public purchasing practices at various levels. This standard was developed with the intention of making construction industry 'greener' in terms of the products used. The term ‘green’ within the context of this standard refers to environmentally friendly preferable attributes of a product. Environmental labels and declarations from the manufacturers are used to indicate the product as ‘green’. These labels and declarations provide information about a green product in terms of its overall environmental character, a specific environmental aspect, or any number of aspects based on life cycle considerations and assessment. Local construction industries can make use of the environmental labels and declarations for choosing the products based on environmental considerations, as well as other product aspects. By encouraging the use of green products in construction, it is anticipated that the demand for such products will increase. The manufacturers may respond to the demand by improving the environmental aspects of their products. This will result in reduced environmental stress from that product category and in the long run will foster the promotion of environmental protection and the emergence of a sustainable society. This standard on Green Product Scoring System (GPSS) has been developed based on the JKR 20801-0010-14, Green Product Scoring System, published in 2014. This standard has been developed with the intention of standardising the method to calculate the score of the green product content in buildings and road projects. JKR has been promoting the use of green products in the construction of buildings and roads, in line with the government’s green policy and initiatives. This standard has been developed with the aim of encouraging more players in the local construction industry to embark on the use of green products in their construction projects.

1. Scope This standard provides the assessment criteria and method to evaluate the content of environmentally friendly or green products used in the super structure of buildings and roads. The scoring system prescribed in this standard is applicable for new projects, refurbishment, upgrading or renovation projects. However, for refurbishment, upgrading or renovation projects, only the new components that are specified in the works shall be evaluated.

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This standard provides guidance to all organisations regardless of sector (public and private), size or type, on the green scoring of products used in the construction of buildings and roads. This standard complements other green rating tools currently used in the country. This standard is not applicable to substructure and temporary works.

2. Normative references There are no normative references.

3. Terms and definitions For the purposes of this standard, the following terms and definitions apply. 3.1 ecolabelling Voluntary method of environmental performance certification and labelling. NOTE. Ecolabel identifies products or services proven to be environmentally preferable overall, within a specific product or service category.

3.2 environmental label Claim which indicates the environmental aspects of a product or service. NOTE. An environmental label or declaration may take the form of a statement, symbol or graphic on a product or package label, in product literature, in technical bulletins, in advertising or in publicity, amongst other things.

[SOURCE: MS ISO 14020:2007]

3.2.1 Type I Voluntary, multiple-criteria-based third party programme that awards a licence which authorises the use of environmental labels on products indicating overall environmental preferability of a product within a particular product category based on life cycle considerations. [SOURCE: MS ISO 14024:2000]

3.2.2 Type II Environmental claim that is made, without independent third-party certification, by manufacturers, importers, distributors, retailers or anyone else likely to benefit from such a claim. [SOURCE: MS ISO 14021:2000]

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3.2.3 Type III Environmental declaration providing quantified environmental data using predetermined parameters and, where relevant, additional environmental information. [SOURCE: MS ISO 14025:2007]

3.3 MyHIJAU Mark MyHIJAU is Malaysia’s official green recognition scheme endorsed by the Government of Malaysia, bringing together certified products and services that meet local and international environmental standards under one single mark. 3.4 Project manager Person with overall responsibility for the management of a project covering the planning, design, and construction stages and completion of the processes specified in 5.3.1 and 5.3.2.

4. Criteria for green or environmentally friendly products 4.1 Environmental related criteria In order to determine if a product is green or environmentally friendly, consideration of the following environment-related criteria during the production phase and use phase, are made. a) Environment protection Products that do not cause degradation to biophysical environment, produce waste,

contribute to air pollution and create loss of biodiversity. b) Use of renewable energy Products that use alternative fuel or renewable fuel as a replacement for fossil fuel. c) Increased recycle content Products that contain a certain amount of recycled material without compromising their

performance or products that have been recycled into the same product at the end of their first useful life.

d) Use of recyclable material Products that utilise recycled materials in their manufacturing process and materials or

products that are recyclable at the end of their useful life. e) Use of reusable material Products that utilise reused materials in their manufacturing process and materials or

products that are reusable at the end of their useful life.

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f) Improved water efficiency Products that improve water efficiency in buildings and facilities. g) Improved energy efficiency Products that increase energy efficiency or reduce energy consumption in buildings

and facilities. h) Improved indoor air quality (IAQ) Products that contain less or no indoor air pollutants thereby enhancing the air quality. i) Elimination/reduction of hazardous materials Products that contain less or no hazardous materials. j) Conservation of natural resources Products that during their production stage, promote conservation of natural resources. 4.2 Life cycle approach Products identified as green or environmentally friendly are checked for their overall environmentally preferable attributes based on life cycle considerations and assessment.

5. Green Product Scoring System 5.1 Principles 5.1.1 The Green Product Scoring System (GPSS) is an assessment method that only considers the products used in the construction of buildings or roads. It does not take into account the method of construction used. However, the project owner should consider adopting green industry best practices in the implementation of construction projects. 5.1.2 The principles applied in the assessment are based on a number of criteria used and recognised in the construction industry worldwide. A quantitative assessment procedure has been adopted to assign scores to the products used in the construction and ultimately rate the buildings or road projects being assessed. All products used in the projects are required to be listed in the green product scoring sheet and are taken into consideration for the purpose of score calculation. 5.2 GPSS implementation process The process flowchart for implementation of the GPSS, which covers the planning, design and construction stages of a project, is illustrated in Annex A.

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5.3 Responsibility 5.3.1 The design team shall: a) prepare a list of all products that will be used for the project; b) complete the green scoring sheets with the requested points based on the point scale

allocation in Table 1; and c) maintain the evidence of product certification and/or declaration to support the scores

requested. 5.3.2 The Project Manager shall: a) complete and submit the GPSS registration form; b) verify and consolidate the scores from the individual green products scoring sheets,

and submit the completed overall green products scoring sheet; c) ensure completion of the green scoring sheet with the requested points based on the

point scale allocation in Table 1; and d) ensure all evidence such as product certification and/or declaration is submitted

together with the registration form and scoring sheet (see Annex B). All records shall be maintained.

5.3.3 The GPSS secretariat is responsible for awarding the green product scores based on assessment and validation. 5.4 Assessment 5.4.1 The GPSS is based on the assessment of the green products used in the following areas of building and road construction projects: a) Building

Architectural works

Mechanical works

Electrical works

Civil and structural works b) Road

Road and geotechnical works

Electrical works

Structural works The lists of commonly used green products for building and road projects are tabulated in scoring sheets in B.3 and B.4 of Annex B.

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The lists are non-exhaustive. Products used in a project may be selected from the list or can be added when required. 5.5 Assessment requirement and criteria 5.5.1 All products used in the construction of buildings and roads shall comply with the relevant industry, national or international product standards. 5.5.2 All products used in the construction of buildings and roads shall be categorised based on the criteria specified in the MyHijau Directory, as follows: a) Category 1

Products that have been certified under a Type I environmental labelling programme based on ISO 14024. The example of ecolabelling mark under Global Ecolabelling Network (GEN) is given in Annex E.

b) Category 2

Products that have been certified under a Type III environmental labelling / declaration programme based on ISO 14025, which shall include the product carbon footprint certification scheme.

c) Category 3

Products that have been certified under other ISO 14024 Type I-like Voluntary Sustainable Schemes (VSS) including the energy efficiency certification scheme, the water efficiency certification scheme and the sustainable timber certification scheme.

d) Category 4

Products that comply with a performance standard that includes environmental considerations such as indoor air quality and environmental protection.

5.5.3 The use of local products which can result in the saving of energy and resources in transportation is highly encouraged. 5.6 Points for green products The GPSS uses a simple point scale from 0 to 2 points to rate green products as described in Table 1.

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Table 1. Point scale allocation

Scale Description

0 The product used shall complies with product specification but does not have any form of green self-declaration or certification.

1 The product used shall comply with the relevant product specification and any one of the following requirements:

a) Type II self-declared environmental claim accompanied with verification from third party conformity assessment body;

b) Any product registered in MyHijau Directory under Category 4 (Performance Standard Compliance that relates to environment considerations such as indoor air quality and environmental protection);

c) Any material or product registered in MyHijau Directory under Category 3 sourced from sustainable and efficiency certification programme managed by recognised bodies such as Malaysian Timber Certification Council and Forest Stewardship Council, Water Efficient Product Labelling Scheme (WEPLS) by SPAN and Energy Efficiency Rating and Labelling Scheme by Energy Commission;

d) Any product manufactured by an organisation with third party certification of its environmental management system to ISO 14001.

2 The product used shall comply with the relevant product specification and any one of the following requirements:

a) Type I environmental labelling under a third party certification scheme (Example of ecolabelling mark under GEN is given in Annex E);

b) Type III environmental declaration under a third party certification scheme;

c) Registered in MyHijau Directory under Category 1 (Type I environmental labelling) and Category 2 (Type III environmental labelling).

6. GPSS rating 6.1 Rating for buildings The GPSS rating for buildings based on the cumulative green product score shall be in accordance with Table 2.

Table 2. GPSS rating for buildings

Rating Cumulative score

(%)

80 - 100

70 - 79

60 - 69

50 - 59

40 - 49

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6.2 Rating for roads The GPSS rating for roads based on the cumulative green product score shall be in accordance with Table 3.

Table 3. GPSS rating for roads

Rating Cumulative score

(%)

80 - 100

70 - 79

50 - 69

30 - 49

10 - 29

7. Formula for calculation 7.1 Green product scoring for buildings a) The calculations for total score (%) of green products used in specific works during the

design stage (provisional) are as follows:

_____% ][A

types building of categories percentage allocated points Total

requested points Total ][Aproducts, ralArchitectu

w

w x

_____% ][M


requested points Total ][Mproducts, Mechanical

w

w x

_____% ][E


requested points Total ][Eproducts, Electrical

w

w x

_____% ][C


requested points Total ][Cproducts, structural and Civil

w

w x

The total provisional score of green products used in the building is as follows:

wwww C E M A (%) score lprovisiona Total

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b) The calculations for total score (%) of green products used in specific works during

construction stage (final) are as follows:

_____% ][A


awarded points Total ][Aproducts, ralArchitectu

w

w x

_____% ][M


awarded points Total ][Mproducts, Mechanical

w

w x

_____% ][E


awarded points Total ][Eproducts, Electrical

w

w x

_____% ][C


awarded points Total ][Cproducts, structural and Civil

w

w x

where total points allocated is the sum of the maximum points allocated for all products

used in a building project regardless of whether they are green or not; NOTE. It may vary for different types or categories of building design and specifications.

total points requested is the sum of the points requested for each green product

during the design stage; total points awarded is the sum of the points awarded for each green product during

construction stage; and

x percentage categories

of building types

allocated weightage of the points for products based on category of building type.

The total final score for green products used in the building are as follows:

wwww C E M A (%) score final Total

where Aw is the percentage of green product for Architectural Works; Mw is the percentage of green product for Mechanical Works;

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Ew is the percentage of green product for Electrical Works; and

Cw is the percentage of green product for Civil and Structural Works.

The usage of green products in a project should only be accounted in the GPSS if 100 % of the particular product is used. The classification of building types and allocated weightage (%) of green products used in specific works based on categories of building types are shown in Annex C. 7.1.1 Example of calculation a) Green product score for a building

The following calculation of the green product score for a building is based on the example of the green product scoring sheet for Aw, Mw, Ew, Cw in Annex D. The type

of building is identified as Category 3:

% 39.57 ][A

%60 x 94

62 ][Aproducts, ural Architect

w

w

% 5.36 ][M

%10 x 28

15 ][Mproducts, Mechanical

w

w

% 6.25 ][E

%10 x 40

25 ][Eproducts, Electrical

w

w

% 4.41 ][C

%20 x 68

15 ][Cproducts, structural and Civil

w

w

% 55.59

4.41 6.25 5.36 39.57

C E M A (%)score final Total

wwww

Based on the total green product score, the GPSS rating of the building is two star ( ). b) Green product score for a group of buildings The following is an example for green product score for a group of buildings. The example of a typical district police headquarters development project is as shown in Figure 1.

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Figure 1. Example of a typical district police headquarters development project Assume the total green product scoring for all buildings in Figure 1 for the following works as in Table 4.

Table 4. Green product scoring for a group of buildings

Block Building

category

Score Aw

(%)

Score Mw

(%)

Score Ew

(%)

Score Cw

(%)

Green product

score (%)

A 2 25 12 7.5 13 57.5

B 2 23 12.25 8.5 15 58.75

C 2 40 13 8 10.25 71.25

D 2 25.5 11 9 17 62.5

E 3 31 8 9 17 65.0

Total average score 63.0

The green product score for the whole development project is 63 % and the GPSS rating is three star ( ). 7.2 Green product scoring for roads a) The calculations for total score (%) of green products used in specific works during

design stage (provisional) are as follows: NOTE. The calculations below are also applicable for roads with bridges

_____% ][R

%100 x allocated points Total

requested points Total ][Rproducts, algeotechnic and Road

w

w

A

C

B

E

D

Key

Block A - 4-storey main administration centre

Block B - 4-storey crime investigation branch

Block C - 3-storey narcotics branch

Block D - 5-storey accommodation (staff quarters)

Block E - Garage and workshop

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_____% ][S


requested points Total ][Sproducts, Structural

w

w

_____% ][E


requested points Total ][Eproducts, Electrical

w

w

The total provisional score of green products used in the roads are as follows:

3

(%) score lprovisiona Total

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b) The calculations for total score (%) of green products used in specific works during

construction stage (final) are as follows:

_____% ][R


awarded points Total ][Rproducts, algeotechnic and Road

w

w

_____% ][S


awarded points Total ][Sproducts, Structural

w

w

_____% ][E


awarded points Total ][Eproducts, Electrical

w

w

where total points allocated is the sum of the maximum points allocated for all products used in

road project regardless of whether the products are green or not; total points requested is the sum of the points requested for all the green products used

in the road project during the design stage; and total points awarded is the sum of the points awarded for all the green products used in

the road project during the construction stage. The total final score of green products used in the road project is as follows:

3

(%) score final Total

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where Rw is the percentage of green product for Road and Geotechnical Works;

Sw is the percentage of green product for Structural Works; and

Ew is the percentage of green product Electrical Works. NOTE. The calculation of GPSS for road projects applies the same method as for buildings except that road type or category.

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Annex A (normative)

Process flowchart for GPSS

Stage Responsibility Procedure/Checklist

Planning

stage

Project Manager

Design team

Design team

Project Manager

GPSS secretariat

GPSS secretariat

Project Manager

GPSS secretariat

Complete GPSS registration

form (B.1) in Annex B

Fill green product scoring

sheet (B.3 or B.4) in Annex B

and compile supporting

documents

Ensure completion of green

product scoring sheet (B.3 or

B.4) in Annex B and

availability of certification

evidence

Submit overall green product

scoring sheet (B.2) in Annex B

and certification evidence

Ensure green product scoring

sheet is complete

Assess and issue notification

of the provisional green

product score

Ensure completion of final

green product scoring sheet

and submit with product

certification evidence

Assess the final green product

scoring sheet and issue the

final green product score with

rating certificate

Design

stage

Construction

stage

Figure A.1. Process flowchart for implementation of GPSS

No

Yes

Yes

No

Declaration of GPSS scoring

and rating certificate

Define project scope for GPSS

Final validation by Approval

Committee

Notification of temporary issuance

of GPSS scoring

Assessment and points awarded

on registered product

(Green Product Scoring Sheet)

Checking and approval

Compilation and checking

Assessment and points requested

for product used

(Green Product Scoring Sheet)

Identify and list all products used in

project

Additional

documents

Project

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Annex B (normative)

Registration form and green product scoring sheet

B.1 GPSS registration form

Green Product Scoring System registration form

Name of Project

:

_________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________

Location (site)/ address

: _________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________

Postcode : _______________

Town : _______________

State : _______________

Project type : Building/Road

(delete whichever not applicable)

Project size : Area covered _______________ m2 (for building project)

No. of blocks _______________

Building type/s _______________

(e.g. school, residential, office, factory)

Length ______________ km (for road project)

Road type/s ______________

(e.g. highway, federal, state)

Supporting documents

: 1. Project brief

2. Project organisation

3. Others (please specify)

___________________

...................................

Name :

Designation :

Date :

Figure B.1. Example of GPSS registration form

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B.2 Overall green product scoring sheet

Green Product Scoring Sheet

Name of evaluator :

Date :

Time :

Project :

Building/Road : _____________________________________________________________________

Work component : Aw/Mw/Ew/Cw/Rw/Sw

No. Work elementa Total points allocatedb

Total points requestedc

(design stage)

Total points awardedd

(construction stage)

Remark

1 Architectural (Aw)

2 Mechanical (Mw)

3 Electrical (Ew)

4 Civil and Structural (Cw)

5 Road and Geotechnical

(Rw)

6 Structural (bridge) (Sw)

Total points

Checked by:

………………………

Project Manager

Verified by:

…………………….

Secretariat

a All products that are used shall be listed by the contractor/design team and be taken into consideration for the purpose of score calculation.

b Points allocated for all products used in the building. c Points requested for green products used is to be submitted by Project Manager prior to tender to indicate level of compliance of GPSS at design stage.

d Points awarded by GPSS secretariat for each green product by validation during construction stage.

Figure B.2. Example of overall green product scoring sheet

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B.3 Green product reference for buildings B.3.1 Architectural works (Aw)


List of products for architectural works - Roof

No. Component Product Point allocated

Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Roof tiles

Clay tiles 2

Concrete tiles 2

Metal roofing 2

Shingles 2

2 Insulation

Rockwool 2

Glasswool 2

Foam 2

Aluminium foil 2

Undersheeting 2

3 Roof eaves

Metal 2

Fiber cement 2

Plasterboard 2

4 Fascia boards

Metal 2

Fibre cement 2

Plasterboard 2

Timber 2

5 Gutter

Upvc 2

Galvanised iron 2

Aluminium 2

Stainless steel 2

6 Rainwater down pipes

Upvc 2

Galvanised iron 2

Aluminium 2

Stainless steel 2

7 Celling

Plasterboard 2

Fibre cement board 2

Metal strip 2

8 Truss system Timber 2

Metal 2

List of products for architectural works - Wall system

1 Wall types

Bricks 2

Timberwork 2

Clay bricks 2

Blockwork 2

Reinforce concrete 2

Aerated concrete 2

Glass 2

Gypsum board 2

Cement board 2

Fibre cement 2

2 Finishes

Paints 2

Composite panel 2

Wall paper 2

Ceramic tiles 2

Stones 2

Pebblewash 2

Granite 2

Glass 2

Glass block 2

Timber panelling 2

Plaster 2

Growall 2

Figure B.3. Example of green product reference for architectural works

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List of products for architectural works - Window


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Frames

Aluminium 2

Mild Steel 2

Timber 2

Upvc 2

2

Sub component

(panel)

Glass 2

Timber 2

Aluminium 2

Steel 2

3 Ironmongeries

Friction Stay 2

Hinges 2

Handle 2

Rubber Gasket 2

4 Finishes

Anodised Coatings 2

Paint 2

Varnish/Shellac 2

List of products for architectural works - Door

1 Frames

Aluminium 2

Mild steel 2

Timber 2

Upvc 2

2 Sub component

(panel)

Timber 2

Aluminium 2

Upvc 2

Steel 2

Glass 2

3 Ironmongeries

Lockset 2

Door closer 2

Hinges 2

4 Finishes

Anodised coatings 2

Paint 2

Varnish/shellac 2

List of products for architectural works - Floor

1 Floor

Epoxy paint 2

Floor hardener 2

Ceramic tiles 2

Stones 2

Granite 2

Marble 2

Carpet 2

Carpet underlay 2

Vinyl 2

Timber 2

Interlocking pavers 2

Pebble wash 2

Bamboo 2

Cement render 2

Marmoleum 2

Rubber mat (playground) 2

Concrete imprint 2

Laminated flooring 2

2 Water

proofing

Adhesive 2

Sealant 2

Grout 2

List of products for architectural works - System furniture

1 Built in

furniture (system furniture)

Office workstation 2

Toilet cubicle 2

Institutional seating 2

Built-in cupboards 2

Sport facilities seating 2

Figure B.3. Example of green product reference for architectural works (continued)

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List of products for architectural works - Sanitary


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Sanitary features

Tap fitting 2

Water closet 2

Water basin 2

Sink 2

Urinal 2

Bidet 2

Floor trap 2

Shower 2

Faucet 2

% worksge x weightaallocated points Total

awarded points Total score product green of Percentage

%_____ ][A

)C Annex refer (weightage _____% x

][Aproducts, ralArchitectu

w

w

Prepared by: Checked by: Design team Project Manager

NOTE. Figure B.3 presents a non-exhaustive list of products reference for architectural works. Products used in a project may be selected from the list or can be added when required.

Figure B.3. Example of green product reference for architectural works (concluded)

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B.3.2 Mechanical works (Mw)


List of products for mechanical works


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Water cooled chiller system

Compressor

Refrigerant

2

Air side

Air handling unit

2

Water side

Pump

Cooling tower

Electronic water descaler

2

2

2

2 Multiple air-conditioning

system

Compressor

Refrigerant

2

Air side

Air handling unit

Outdoor unit

2

2

3 Split unit Compressor

Refrigerant

2

4 Lift Lift motor 2

5 Firefighting system

Clean agent

Mist

2

Hose reel

Pump

2

Sprinkler

Pump

2

Wet or dry riser

Pump

2

6 Cold water

system Pump 2

Water tank 2

7 Innovation Rain water harvesting

2



%_____ ][M


][Mproducts, Mechanical

w

w


NOTE. Figure B.4 presents a non-exhaustive list of products reference for mechanical works. Products used in a project may be selected from the list or can be added when required.

Figure B.4. Example of green product reference for mechanical works

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B.3.3 Electrical works (Ew)


List of products for electrical works


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Generator set Generator set 2

2 Transformer 11kV dry type distribution transformer

2

3 Surge Protective

Device (SPD)

Surge Protective Device (SPD)

2

4 Protection relays

Combined overcurrent and earth fault relay

2

Overcurrent relay 2

Earth fault relay 2

Earth leakage relay 2

5 Circuit breaker Air Circuit Breaker (ACB) 2

Moulded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB)

2

Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)

2

6 Residual current devices

Residual Current Operated Circuit Breaker with integral o/c protection (RCBO)

2

7 Switchboard Metal enclosure 2

Busbar support 2

Cables 2

Busbar 2

Consumer unit 2

8 Lamp Compact fluorescent lamp (CFL)

2

Fluorescent lamp (T5) 2

LED tubes 2

LED bulb 2

9 Indoor luminaires

LED downlight 2

LED recessed luminaires 2

Fluorescent luminaires (T5)

2

Fluorescent luminaires (T8) c/w electronic ballast

2

Electronic ballast 2

LED driver 2

10 Outdoor luminaires

Road lighting luminaires (HPSV)

2

Road lighting luminaires (Induction)

2

Road lighting luminaires (LED)

2

Ballast for discharge lamp

2

Lighting columns 2

11 Traffic light Controller 2

Traffic signal module 2

Lighting columns 2

12 Switches and socket outlet

Switches 2

Switched socket outlets 2

13 Cables Low voltage cable 2

Medium voltage cable 2

High voltage cable 2

Figure B.5. Example of green product reference for electrical works

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List of products for electrical works


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

14 G. S conduits & High Impact PVC conduit/ trunking/tray

Rigid high impact PVC conduit

2

Galvanised steel conduit 2

Trunking 2

Cable tray 2

15 Fan Celling fan 2

Wall fan 2

Oscillating fan 2

16 Power factor correction

Capacitor for power factor correction

2

Power factor regulator 2

17 Emergency light &

luminous sign

‘KELUAR’ sign LED 2

Emergency light LED 2

18 Switchgear 11kV metal enclosed Switchgear – VCB

2

19 Renewable energy system

Solar panel 2

Battery 2

Inverter 2

Low voltage cable 2



%_____ ][E


][Eproducts, Electrical

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NOTE. Figure B.5 presents a non-exhaustive list of products reference for electrical works. Products used in a project may be selected from the list or can be added when required.

Figure B.5. Example of green product reference for electrical works (continued)

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B.3.4 Civil and structural works (Cw)


List of products for civil works


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Common items

Cement 2

Timber 2

Reinforcement bar 2

Sand 2

Aggregate 2

Stone/rock 2

2

Earthworks/

erosion sediment control

Geotextile 2

Erosion mat 2

Geogrid 2

Mulching 2

Gabion 2

Hydroseeding 2

3

Drainage works

Drain culvert 2

Sump 2

Pipe 2

Modular tank 2

Geotextile 2

Grating 2

4

Pavements

Prime coat 2

Tack coat 2

Bitumen 2

Bitumen additives 2

Aggregate 2

Cement 2

Reinforcement bar 2

Wire mesh 2

Paving block 2

Soil stabiliser 2

5

Road furnitures

Guardrails 2

Railings 2

Precast concrete 2

Wire rope 2

Thermoplastic 2

Road paint 2

Anti-glare screen 2

Sound barrier 2

Paving block 2

Precast concrete kerb 2

Road stud 2

Chevron delineators 2

Flexible post 2

Impact attenuator 2

Signages 2

Amber light 2

Traffic light 2

Street light 2

6

Water reticulation

works

Pipes 2

Bulk meter 2

Valves 2

Tank 2

Pump 2

First flush filter 2

Sand filter 2

7

Sewerage

works

Pipes 2

Tank 2

Pump 2

Manhole 2

Figure B.6. Example of green product reference for civil and structural works

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List of products for structural works


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Common items

Cement 2

Reinforcement bar 2

Sand 2

Aggregate 2

Timber 2

2

Super structure

Concrete 2

Reinforcement bar 2

Steel 2

Water stop 2

Damp proof membrane 2

Plastic sheeting 2

Sealant 2

3

Roof trusses

Steel 2

Timber 2

Aluminium 2

Bolt 2

Plates 2

Membrane 2



%______ ][C


][Cproducts, structural and Civil

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NOTE. Figure B.6 presents a non-exhaustive list of products reference for civil and structural works. Products used in a project may be selected from the list or can be added when required.

Figure B.6. Example of green product reference for civil and structural works

(continued)

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B.4 Green product reference for roads B.4.1 Road and geotechnical works (Rw)


List of products for road and geotechnical works


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Common items

Cement 2

Formwork 2

Steel fabric 2

Piles 2

Steel reinforcement bar 2

Silicone sealant 2

2 Slope protection/

geotechnical works

Geotextile 2

Geogrid 2

Prefabricated vertical 2

Blanket 2

Sheeting 2

Fibro mat 2

3 Drainage works

Precast reinforced 2

Pipes 2

Drains 2

Bricks 2

Precast subsoil drain 2

Bricks 2

Gabion cage 2

Grating 2

Water stop 2

4 Pavements

Prime coat 2

Tack coat 2

Bitumen 2

Bitumen additives 2

Aggregate 2

Cement 2

Reinforcement bar 2

Wire mesh 2

Paving block 2

Soil stabiliser 2

5 Road furnitures

Guardrails 2

Railings 2

Precast concrete 2

Wire rope 2

Thermoplastic 2

Road paint 2

Anti-glare screen 2

Sound barrier 2

Paving block 2

Precast concrete kerb 2

Road stud 2

Chevron delineators 2

Flexible post 2

Impact attenuator 2

Signages 2

Amber light 2

Traffic light 2

Street light 2

Figure B.7. Example of green product reference for road and geotechnical works

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% 100 x

][Rproducts, algeotechnic and Road

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NOTE. Figure B.7 presents a non-exhaustive list of products reference for road and geotechnical works. Products used in a project may be selected from the list or can be added when required.

Figure B.7. Example of green product reference for road and geotechnical works

(continued)

B.4.2 Road structure works (Sw)


List of products for road structure works

No Component Product Point allocated

Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Road structure (bridge)

Abutment 2

Pier 2

Bearing pad 2

Decking 2

Expansion joint 2

Parapet wall 2



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% 100 x

][Sproducts, Structural

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NOTE. Figure B.8 presents a non-exhaustive list of products reference for road structure works. Products used in a project may be selected from the list and can be added when required.

Figure B.8. Example of green product reference for road structure works

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Annex C (normative)

Weightage of building works and classification of building types

C.1 Weightage of building works The weightage of building works based on complexity of building is as in Table C.1.

Table C.1. Weightage of building works based on building category

No.

Classification of building types

Weightage of building works (%)

Architectural Mechanical Electrical Civil and structural

Example of building type under each

classification

1.

Category 1

Building type of exceptional character and complexity as classified under C.2.1.

45

20

15

20

Hospitals

2.

Category 2

Building type of average complexity requiring a moderate degree of design and detailing as classified under C.2.2.

55

15

10

20

Offices

3.

Category 3

Building type of simplest utilitarian character as classified under C.2.3.

60

10

10

20

Schools

NOTE. The classification of building types is based on the Board of Architects Malaysia document “Architects (Scale of Minimum Fees) Rules 2010.”

C.2 Classification of building types based on categories of complexity C.2.1 Category 1 Building types of exceptional character and complexity

Abattoirs

Airport terminal buildings

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Chancery building

Conservation works

Embassy buildings

Ferry terminal buildings

Hospitals (service, teaching, central-support units or departments to hospitals)

Individually-designed houses

Legislative buildings

Mausoleums

Memorials

Monuments

Museums

Observatories

Palaces

Preservation works

Renovation works C.2.2 Category 2 Building types of average complexity requiring a moderate degree of design and detailing

Aquaria

Art galleries

Assembly halls

Audio-visual/telecommunications buildings

Auditoria

Bakeries

Banks

Bowling centres

Cafeteria and canteens

Cinema halls

Civic centres

Club houses

College buildings

Community centres

Concert halls and theatres

Convention halls and facilities

Court houses

Crematoria

Departmental stores

Exhibition/exposition buildings

Gymnasia

Hotels

Housing estates

Industrial buildings with manufacturing and packaging facilities

Kindergarten

Libraries

Marinas

Markets

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Medical and health clinics

Mixed residential/commercial complexes

Motels

Nursing homes

Offices buildings

Parking structures (multi-storeyed)

Petrol filling and service stations

Police stations

Post offices

Power stations

Prefabricated structures

Prisons

Recreational buildings and facilities

Religious buildings

Research buildings

Restaurants

Road transportation terminal buildings

School buildings (other than government and government-aided primary and secondary schools where standard plans are used)

Shop houses

Shopping centres/complexes

Skating rinks (covered, ice/roller skating)

Sport buildings

Stadia

Supermarkets

Telephone exchange buildings

University clinics C.2.3 Category 3 Building types of the simplest utilitarian character

Carports (single-storeyed)

Farm buildings

School buildings (other than government and government-aided primary and secondary schools where standard plans are used)

Simple industrial type buildings

Storage or warehouse buildings

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Annex D (normative)

Example of green product scoring sheet for buildings The example of product scoring for architectural works [Aw] is as in Table D.1.

Table D.1. Example of green product scoring for architectural works


List of products for architectural works - Roof system


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Roof tiles

Clay tiles - - -

Concrete tiles 2 2 2

Metal roofing 2 2 0

Shingles - - -

2 Insulation

Rockwool 2 2 2

Glasswool - - -

Foam - - -

Aluminium foil - - -

Undersheeting - - -

3 Roof eaves

Metal - - -

Fiber cement 2 2 2

Plasterboard - - -

4 Fascia boards

Metal - - -

Fibre cement 2 2 2

Plasterboard - - -

Timber - - -

5 Gutter

Upvc 2 2 2

Galvanised iron - - -

Aluminium - - -

Stainless steel - - -

6 Rainwater down pipes

Upvc 2 2 2

Galvanised iron - - -

Aluminium - - -

Stainless steel - - -

7 Celling Plasterboard - - -

Fibre cement board - - -

Metal strip 2 2 2

8 Truss system Timber - - -

Metal 2 2 2

Total points 22 22 16

List of products for architectural works - Wall system


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Wall types

Bricks - - -

Timberwork 2 2 0

Clay bricks 2 2 2

Blockwork 2 2 0

Reinforce concrete 2 2 0

Aerated concrete - - -

Glass - - -

Gypsum board - - -

Cement board - - -

Fibre cement - - -

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Table D.1. Example of green product scoring for architectural works (continued)


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

2 Finishes

Paints 2 2 2

Composite panel - - -

Wall paper 2 2 0

Ceramic tiles 2 2 2

Stones - - -

Pebble wash - - -

Granite - - -

Glass 2 2 0

Glass block - - -

Timber panelling - - -

Plaster 2 2 2

Growall - - -


List of products for architectural works - Window System


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Frames Aluminium 2 2 2

Mild steel - - -

Timber 2 2 0

Upvc - - -

2 Sub component

(panel)

Glass - - -

Timber 2 2 2

Aluminium 2 2 0

Steel - - -

3 Ironmongeries Friction stay - - -

Hinges 2 2 2

Handle 2 2 2

Rubber gasket 2 2

4 Finishes Anodised coatings 2 2 2

Paint - - -

Varnish / shellac - - -


List of products for architectural works - Door system


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Frames Aluminium - - -

Mild steel 2 2 2

Timber - - -

Upvc - - -

2 Sub component

(panel)

Timber - - -

Aluminium 2 2 2

Upvc - - -

Steel - - -

Glass - - -

3 Ironmongeries Lockset 2 2 2

Door closer 2 2 0

Hinges 2 2 2

4 Finishes Anodised coatings 2 2 2

Paint - - -

Varnish / shellac - - -


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Table D.1. Example of green product scoring for architectural works (concluded)

List of products for architectural works - Floor


Point requested

Point awarded

Remark

1 Floor

Epoxy paint - - -

Floor hardener - - -

Ceramic tiles 2 2 2

Stones - - -

Granite - - -

Marble - - -

Carpet 2 2 0

Carpet underlay 2 2 0

Vinyl - - -

Timber 2 2 0

Interlocking pavers - - -

Pebble wash - - -

Bamboo - - -

Cement render - - -

Marmoleum - - -

Rubber Mat (playground) - - -

Concrete imprint - - -

Laminated flooring 2 2 2

2 Water Proofing Adhesive 2 2 2

Sealant - - -

Grout - - -


List of products for architectural works - Sanitary


Point requested

Points awarded

Remark

1 Sanitary Features

Tap fitting 2 2 2

Water closet 2 2 2

Wash basin 2 2 2

Sink - - -

Urinal 2 2 2

Bidet 2 2 2

Floor tap 2 2 2

Shower 2 2 0

Faucet - - -


Grand total points 94 94 62

The total green product scoring awarded for architectural works [Aw] according to Table D.1 is 62. Table D.2 shows the assumed total green product scoring for other works in building including for architectural works, which are used in calculation in 7.1.1.

Table D.2. Example of green product scoring for buildings

No. Work element Total points allocated

Total points requested

Total points awarded

1 Architectural [Aw] 94 94 62

2 Mechanical [Mw] 28 28 15

3 Electrical [Ew] 40 40 25

4 Civil and structural [Cw] 68 68 15

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Annex E (informative)

Registered member for Global Ecolabelling Network

The Global Ecolabelling Network (GEN) is a non-profit association of leading ecolabelling organisations worldwide. GEN was founded in 1994 to help protect the environment by improving, promoting, and developing the ecolabelling of green products and sustainable services. Below are examples of Green Label programme developers registered under GEN.

Australia

Good Environmental Choice Australia www.geca.org.au

Japan

Eco Mark Office, Japan Environmental Association www.ecomark.jp

Brazil

Associacao Brasileira de Normas Tecnicas www.abnt.org.br/rotulo

Korea

Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute http://el.keiti.re.kr

Chinese Taipei

Environment and Development Foundation www.greenliving.epa.gov.tw

Malaysia

SIRIM QAS International Sdn Bhd www.sirim-qas.com.my

European Union

European Commission www.ecolabel.eu

New Zealand

Environmental Choice New Zealand www.enviro-choice.org.nz

Germany

German Federal Environmental Agency www.blauer-endel.de

North America (USA)

Green Seal Inc www.greenseal.org

Hong Kong

Green Council www.greencouncil.org

Singapore

Singapore Environment Council www.sec.org.sg

Indonesia

Ministry of Environment www.menlh.go.id

Thailand

Thailand Environment Institute www.tei.or.th

http://www.geca.org.au/

http://www.ecomark.jp/

http://www.abnt.org.br/rotulo

http://el.keiti.re.kr/

http://www.greenliving.epa.gov.tw/

http://www.sirim-qas.com.my/

http://www.ecolabel.eu/

http://www.enviro-choice.org.nz/

http://www.blauer-endel.de/

http://www.greenseal.org/

http://www.greencouncil.org/

http://www.sec.org.sg/

http://www.menlh.go.id/

http://www.tei.or.th/

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© JKR and SIRIM Berhad 2017 - All rights reserved

Acknowledgements SIRIM Berhad would like to thank the members of the Project Committee on Green Product Scoring System who have contributed their ideas, time and expertise in the development of this standard. Ms Farah Abdul Samad (Chairperson) Jabatan Kerja Raya Mr Mohd Ikhwan Abdullah (Technical Secretary) SIRIM STS Sdn Bhd Mr Yang Kian Lock Building Materials Distributors Association of

Malaysia Ar Thulasaidas Sivasubramaniam/ Jabatan Kerja Raya Ir Haji Abu Harith Shamsuddin/ Ir Haji Ismail Abd Rahman/ Ir Zilaila Zakaria/ Sr Soon Chooi Mee/ Ms Azina Juraimi/ Ms Roziawati Razali/ Mr Thiagarajen Munusamy Co-opted members Mr Abd Malik Atan Greentech Malaysia Mr Abdul Aziz Long/ SIRIM STS Sdn Bhd Ms Anuja Balachandran/ Ms Norfaizah Nasir

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