PENGURUSAN SISA TERJADUAL

1 PENGURUSAN SISA TERJADUAL ..SCHEDULED WASTE MANAGEMENT 22 Mei 2018 NORLIN BINTI ARSAD (CePSWaM171851)(Msc. Safety, Health and Environment)Penolong Pegawai SainsPusat PENGURUSAN Bahan KimiaUnit PENGURUSAN Makmal UniversitiPejabat Timbalan Naib Cancelor (Penyelidikan & inovasi )Universiti Teknologi MalaysiaContentsModule 1 :Overview of Scheduled Waste ManagementModule 2 : Identification, Classification and Properties of Hazardous WasteModule 4 : Training & Coaching siri1 Module 3 : Environmental Quality (Schedule Wastes ) Regulations 2005 and other relevant Environmental Related Legislations Made Under EQA 1974 IntroductionGROUP DISSCUSIONC ertificated of attending course CePSWaMSections 49A : "Competent person (I)An owner or occupier of a premise shall employ a person who has been certified by the Director General as a competent person to conduct all or any of the following activities.

2 (a) the operation of a control equipment; (b) the management of scheduled wastes;(c) the conduct of studies; (d) the preparation and submission of reports, plans, proposals, engineering drawings or other documents relating to environmental matters.(2) The reports, plans, proposals, engineering drawings or other documents relating to environmental matters referred to in paragraph (I)( d) shall be prepared and submitted by the competent person to the Director General. IntroductionIntroductionSelf Regulation Approach Mainstreaming of environmental Agenda In Industrial PremisesThe environmental Professional Certification Program was developed in line with the national goal of enhancing human capital in all fields in order to sustain the national development plans and help archive the vision 2020 OBJECTIVE : -To produce the much needed knowledgeable and skilled human capital for the safe and proper management on scheduled wastes in industrial premises-To fulfil the requirement under ENVIRONENTAL QUALITY ACT 1974 CertificatedModule 1 Overview of Scheduled Waste ManagementMismanagement of Hazardous WasteDefinition of Scheduled WastesPrinciples of Scheduled Wastes ManagementThe Relevant Environmental LegislationsModule 2 Identification.

3 Classification and Properties of Hazardous WasteMetal and metal-bearing wastesWastes containing principally inorganic constituents which may contain metals and organic materialsWastes containing principally organic constituents which may contain metals and inorganic materialsWastes which may contain either inorganic or organic constituentsSW1SW2SW3SW4 Other wastesSW5 List of scheduled wastesModule 3 Environmental Quality (Schedule Wastes ) Regulations 2005 and other relevant Environmental Related Legislations Made Under EQA 19741) Environmental Quality Act, 1974 (EQA, 1974)2) Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005 List of Act and regulationGazetted: 14 March into force 1975An Act relating to the prevention, abatement, control of pollution and enhancement of the environmentRegulations and orderEnvironmental Quality Act 1974 (Act 127)Section 16 : License ConditionsSection 18 : Prescribed premises to be licensedSection 19 : Written permission to construct facilitySection 34B : PROHIBITION AGAINS PLACING, DEPOSIT, ECT OF SCHEDULED WASTESS ection 37A : Power of investigationSection 37C : Power of arrestSection 46A : Power of seizeSection 46B : Power to forfeit and dispose ofSection 48 : Power to detain and sellSection 48AB : PresumptionSection 49A 1(b).

4 Competent Person Provisions of EQA, 1974 related to Scheduled Wastes Management (4) Any person who contravenes this section shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable to IMPRISONMENTfor a period not exceeding 5years ANDa fine not exceeding RM500, , 1974 : Section 34B Shall be liable to a fine not exceeding RM10, not exceeding 2years ORto bothEQA, 1974 : Section 41 Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations, 2005 Environmental Quality (Prescribed Premises) (Scheduled Wastes Treatment and Disposal Facilities) Order, 1989 (A) 2006 Environmental Quality (Prescribed activities ) (Environmental Impact Assessment) Order, 2015 Environmental Quality (Prescribed Conveyance) (Scheduled Wastes) Order, 2005 Environmental Quality (Prescribed Premises) (Scheduled Wastes Treatment and Disposal Facilities) Regulations, 1989 (A) 2006 Schedule wastes management, responsibility of waste generator, and penaltyRegulation or Orders under the Environmental Quality Act 1974, pertaining to Scheduled WastesCame into force on 15 August 2005 Replacing previous Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 1989 Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes)

5 Regulations 2005To ensure proper management of scheduled wastesTo prevent pollution of schedule wastes into the environmentTo monitor the movement of scheduled wastes and to ensure that scheduled waste are handled at licensed facilityObjectives of Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 20052005 Regulation 1 -17 Regulation 13 : Scheduled wastes transported outside waste generator s premises to be accompanied by information (wastes card)Regulation 16 : COMPOUNDING OF OFFENECESR egulation 2 : Interpretation Regulation 3 : Notification of the generation of scheduled wastesRegulation 1: Citation and commencement Regulation 4 : Disposal of scheduled wastes Regulation 9 : Storage of scheduled wastesRegulation 10 : Labelling of scheduled wastesRegulation 11 : Wastes generator shall keep an inventory of scheduled wasteRegulation 5: Treatment of scheduled wastes Regulation 6: Recovery of material or product from scheduled wastes Regulation 7: Application for special management of scheduled wastes Regulation 12 : Information to be provided by waste generator, contractor and occupier of prescribed premisesRegulation 14 : Spill or accidental dischargeRegulation 15 : Conduct of trainingRegulation 8 : Responsibility of waste generator Contents of Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) RegulationsRegulation 17 : Revocation Citationand commencement(1) These regulations may be cited as the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005 Regulation 1.

6 Citation and commencement Scheduled wastes means any waste falling within the categories of waste listed in the First Schedule Regulation 2 : Interpretation Waste generator means any person who generates scheduled 2 : Interpretation Contractor means any person licensed by the Director General of Environmental Quality under subsection 18 (1A) of the actRegulation 2 : Interpretation The waste generator must notify within30 daysfrom the date that any scheduled waste was first generated (second schedule) 30 days!30 days!30 days!Regulation 3 : Notification of the generation of scheduled wastes30 days!30 days!30 days!Electronic Scheduled Wastes Information SystemScheduled waste shall be disposed of at prescribed premisesScheduled waste shall be rendered innocuous prior to disposalRegulation 4 : Disposal of scheduled wastes Treated at prescribed premises onlyResidual after treatment shall be disposed of at prescribed premisesRegulation 5: Treatment of scheduled wastes Regulation 6: Recovery of material or product from scheduled wastes Shall be done at prescribed premises or at on-site recovery facilitiesResiduals from recovery of material or product from scheduled wastes shall be treated or disposed of at prescribed premisesScheduled wastes to be excluded from being treated, recovered or disposed of at prescribed premises shall obtain approval for special management Regulation 7.

7 Application for special management of scheduled wastes Scheduled Waste shall be stored, treated, recovered in a proper mannerScheduled Waste shall be delivered and received safely at prescribed premises for treatment, disposal or recoveryScheduled Waste shall be packed, labeled and transported in accordance with prescribed guidelineRegulation 8 : Responsibility of waste generator (5) Stored for not more than 180 days and/or accumulated quantity not more than 20 metric tones whichever comes firstRegulation 9 : Storage of scheduled wastes1) Stored in appropriate containers2) Incompatible scheduled wastes stored in separated containers3) Containers shall always be closed4) Areas of the storage (in accordance with the guideline) The date when the scheduled waste are first generated, name, address and telephone number of waste generator shall be clearly labelled on the containers Containers shall be labelled clearly as specified in 3rdschedule and marked with scheduled wastes code as specified in 1stschedule LABEL ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE ALTEREDR egulation 10 : Labelling of scheduled wastesLabel Specification for Scheduled wastes10 cm10 cm45 The label should be square set an angle of 45.

8 The dimension of the label shall not be less than 10 cm by 10 cm except where the size of the container or pakagewarrants for a label of smaller sizeRegulation 10 : Labelling of scheduled wastesThe label may be of the following types :STICK ONMETAL PLATESSTENCILED OR PRINTED ON THE CONTAINER OR PACKAGEAll labels shall be able to withstand open weather exposure without a substantial reduction in effectivenessLabel shall be placed on a background of contrasting colourIn the case of waste capable of causing two or more hazards, all the hazards must be clearly identified and the waste shall be labelled accordinglyRegulation 10 : Labelling of scheduled wastesKeep scheduled wastes inventory in accordance with 5thSchedule for a period of three yearsRegulation 11 : Wastes generator shall keep an inventory of scheduled wasteRegulation 12.

9 Information to be provided by waste generator, contractor and occupier of prescribed premisesInformation of scheduled wastes to be completed in accordance with 6thschedule by generator, contractor and receiverRegistration with state DOEE lectronic system for the transportation of scheduled wastes from waste generator to waste receiverWaste generators shall submit within 30 days from the date transportationRequirement for using E-SWIS by DOEW aste receiver shall submit within 20 days from the date of receiptWaste generator shall provide information in accordance with 7thSchedule (WASTE CARD) to the contractor together with the wastesWaste generator shall inform the contractor the purpose and use of 7thSchedulePrior to any collection of scheduled waste from any waste generator, the waste receiver must obtain a written approval from DOE by using TWG form.

10 This requirement is included as one of the conditions imposed in the license given to a prescribed premiseRegulation 13 : Scheduled wastes transported outside waste generator s premises to be accompanied by information (wastes card)Regulation 14 : Spill or accidental dischargeIn the event of spill or accidental discharge, the contractor is responsible to inform the authority immediately, to do clean-up and to study the impact due to the spill or generator to provide technical expertise to assist in the clean-up operationRegulation 15 : Conduct of trainingTraining to be provided by waste generator to all employees involved in scheduled wastes includes identification, handling, labelling, transportation and OFFENCE IN REGULATIONS IS LIABLE TO BE COMPOUNDED NOT EXCEEDING RM2, 16 : Compounding of offencesResponsibilities of Parties Involved in Scheduled Wastes ManagementRegulationsResponsibility ForResponsibleParty3 Notificationof SW generationG4 Disposal ofSWGR5 Treatment of SWGR6 Recovery of material product of SWGR7 Application of special Management of SWG8 Handling ofSWG9 Storage of SWGR10 Labeling of SWG11 Inventory of SWG12 Waste trackingGCR13 TransportationGC14 Spill reportingGC15 TrainingGG : Waste GeneratorC : ContractorR : 1/2018 pada24 April 2/2018 pada24 house training for CMC stafpada12 Disember2018 Modul4 IMPROVEMENT PLAN FOR SCHEDULE WASTES MANAGEMENT IN UTM (7 SCHEDULE)Reg.