CHAPTER 1

1.1 INTRODUCTION

1. Name of Trainee:

2. Contact Address:

3. Designation:
Safety, Health & Environment Executive

4. Nature of Business:
Please check the type of your organization as specified below:

X Waste generator
Waste
contractor/transporter
Waste receiver/recycler
Others

Others, please specify:

5. Date of Attending Course for Certified Environmental

Professional in Scheduled Waste Management conducted
by Environment Institute of Malaysia (EiMAS):
25st June 2012 to 29th June 2012

6. Name and address of the premise where you had field

training on scheduled waste management:

i) Name :
Address :

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 7. Period of attending Field
Training: 1st October 2012 to May
2013

8. Contact officer in the above organization who could verify

your training experience:

Name :
Designation :
Phone Number :
Fax Number :
E-mail Address :

1.2 PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE

9. List of Duties: (JDonenvironment,Safetynhealth)

i) Monitoring Environment Unit in SHE Department

ii) Environmental Management Representative in SHE
Department

iii) Review SHE manual procedures in Environmental

Management

iv) Inspect Scheduled Waste management during SHE audit &

Inspection including documentation and record keeping,
labeling, packaging, storage and transportation

v) In house Trainer for Environmental Management

(Scheduled Wastes handlers )
 vi) Handling Emergency drill in case of spillage of Scheduled
waste

1.3 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD)

10. List of seminars, workshops, training courses attended in

the past 3years: onSHE

Table 2.1 List of Seminars, workshops, and training courses

attended in the past 3 years.

Name of Training
Date Courses/Seminars Organizer
No.
(internal/external)
Course for Certified
25th-29th Environmental Professional
1. EiMAS
June 2012 in Scheduled Waste
Management (CePSWaM)
Technical Report
6th-7th Preparation Workshop
2. December AWWAM
for EiMAS CePSWaM
2012 Competency Certificate

3.

4.
 CHAPTER 2

2.1 TRAINING AND PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE OBTAINED

2.2 PERIOD OF TRAINING

The field training of the scheduled waste management was conducted

at Proton Edar Sdn Bhd. The training was carried out from 1st October
2012 to 31st May 2013 for a period of 7 months.

2.2.1 Introduction to Proton Edar Sdn Bhd

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Proton Edar Sdn Bhd (PESB) is a subsidiary company under

PROTON that operates at the heart of Selangor which is Subang
Jaya. PESB was established in 2001. Before that, this company is
known as Usahasama Proton-Drb Sdn. Bhd.
Continue company
background

There are
2.2.2 Company
Service

PESB core business are sales of all PROTON cars and after sales
that consists of servicing and retail Sale of all kinds Of parts,
components, supplies, tools and accessories for PROTON cars.
 - Photos of Services provided by PESB is shown in
Appendix A-1 (Photos of servicing car)
2.1.3 Company Lay-out Plan
2.1.4 Company Overall Organization Chart
2.1.5 EHS Department Organization Chart
2.1.6 EHS Department Function/Job Scope/Description
2.1.7 EHS Individual Committee Organization Chart and
Function/Job scope
2.1.8 Emergency Response Plan
2.1.9 Emergency Response Team

2.2 TYPES OF SCHEDULED WASTE THAT YOU ARE IN CHARGE OF

List all the Scheduled Waste generated by company/factory

including; Table 2.1 Data on Scheduled Wastes Generated by

PESB

No. Waste Source from which Name of

Category process they are Scheduled Waste
Codes generated
1. SW 305 Car maintenance , service Spent Engine /
& repair process in Lubricating Oil
workshop
2. SW 410 Used by mechanics in Used Cotton Rag/
maintenance, repair and Gloves
service process in the
workshop.
3. SW 327 Changed during Waste of Coolant
maintenance, repair and
service process in the
workshop.
4. SW 409 To load other Used Empty
scheduled wastes Container / pail
before collection
5. SW 312 Car maintenance , service Oil residue from
& repair process in workshop
workshop
6 SW 410 Car maintenance , service Used Oil Filter
& repair process in
workshop
From all the six (6) scheduled wastes that have been generated
by PESB, I am responsible for four (4) scheduled wastes codes as in
the Table 2.2 below.

List all the Scheduled Waste generated under my responsibility

is shown in Table 2.2

Table 2.2 Data on scheduled wastes generated by PESB under my

responsibility.

No. Waste Name of Source Component Quantity

Category Scheduled from which of (Tonne
Codes Waste process Scheduled Metric/Month)3
they are Waste
generated
1. SW 305 Spent
Engine Oil
2. SW 410 Used
Cotton
Rag/
Gloves
3. SW 409 Used
Empty
Container /
pail
4. SW 410 Used Oil
Filter
TOTAL

Appendix A-2 shows the photos of Scheduled wastes that I handle

in PESB

The types of scheduled wastes and how they are generated are
explained as follows:

2.2.1 SW 305 – Spent Engine Oil

This spent lubricating oil was generated from the replacement of
used lubricating oil from the cars service activities in PESB Service
Centre.

Spent engine oil under the scheduled waste category code SW 305
is generated from PESB when mechanics in the service centre do
the maintenance, service and repair work for customer’s vehicle.
During the changing of engine oil, the spent engine oil from the car
becomes wastes. The engine oil is collected and packed into the
IBC tanks, labeled and stored in the scheduled waste room before
they are sent for recovery.

Figure below shows the process flow in which spent

lubricating oil is generated.

Flowchart
New lubricating oil poured into the engine, lubricating oil reduces the
engine friction and heat, under extreme pressure and heat, lubricating
oil deteriorate slowly, after 3 months, the lubricating oil are changed to
protect te engine from damage., spent lubricating oil are generated

2.2.2 SW 409 – Used Empty Container / pail

Besides changing parts, mechanic in service centre of PESB also

change the lubricant for the customer’s car. The empty containers
of the lubricating oil are wastes. All of these containers loaded into
the jumbo bags and stored in the scheduled waste room before they
are sent for disposal.

Figure below shows the process in which used empty

containers are generated.

Flowchart
2.2.3 SW 410 –Used Oil Filter

An oil filter is a filter designed to remove contaminants from engine

oil, transmission oil, lubricating oil, or hydraulic oil. The oil filter
holds all the excess sludge and grime that the oil catches while
lubricating the engine. In PESB, oil filter is the part that is usually
changed during the service process in the workshop.

When the new oil filter is installed into the customer’s car, the used oil
filter is become waste. The oil filter is stored into the open lid drum
located in PESB scheduled wastes room before they are sent to
prescribed premise for disposal.

Figure below shows the process in which used oil filter are
generated
.

Flowchart

2.2.4 SW 410 – Used Cotton Rags /

Gloves

During all the maintenance, repair and service works in the

workshops, mechanics use gloves handling tools, equipments and
machineries. Rags usually used to clean up the work bays or
equipment and tools. Once they finished used both of these, gloves
and rags become waste that contaminated with scheduled waste.
They are collected in an open lid drum located in the scheduled waste
room before they are sent for disposal.

Figure .
generated
 below shows the process in which used empty rags are

Flowchart

2.3 How the scheduled wastes are being managed by me?

2.3.1 Identification and Classification of Scheduled Wastes

Scheduled wastes can usually be determined by

identifying:
- Source of the
waste
- Composition of the
waste
- Type of process or
activity
- Physical and chemical properties of the
waste

(a) Spent Engine/lubricating Oil (SW

305)

The lubricating oil is used in the engine compartment of the

motor vehicles. The purpose of lubricating oil is to lubricate
the engine parts and components to minimize friction and
erosion of the engine. After use for duration of time and/or
distance the lubricating oil becomes thermally degraded and
need to be changed with new lubricating oil

Based on the First Schedule of EQSWR 2005, the used

lubricating oil is categorized as scheduled waste under the
category code SW 305 for the presence of the hydrocarbons
mineral oil and ware metal components and hazardous.
Used lubricating oil or used engine oil is collected and packed
in the IBC tanks. These tanks are labeled for storage before
the oil is pumped out to be sent for recovery.
 (b) Used Oil Filter (SW 410)

Changing the oil filter is vital to car maintenance; repair and

service process in PESB operations because without a new oil
filter in place, new engine oil will be passing through the old
filter, making it dirty and less effective. When the filter is
changed, the used filter becomes waste.

As the used oil filter is contaminated with scheduled

waste which is mineral oil and toxic, this waste is categorized
under code SW 305 on the First Schedule of EQSWR 2005.

(c) Used Empty Container (SW

409)

Scheduled wastes of empty containers are identified from it

source by Changing of lubricating oil for customer’s car.
These empty containers are hazardous due to contamination
with mineral oil. This waste is categorized under code SW
409 on the First Schedule of EQSWR 2005.

(d) Used Cotton Rags / Gloves

(SW410)

Contaminated rags are identified from the processes which

PESB made use of the rags for cleaning and handling tools and
equipments in workshops. In this case the rags are used
to clean mineral oils in all activities of PESB’s workshop. By
referring to First Scheduled of EQSWR 2005, this waste is
categorized under SW410.

2.3.2 Notification of the Generation of Scheduled Wastes

Notification to DOE is done whenever a scheduled waste is
generated by the service centre. Notification is initiated by the
staff that is in charge of generating that scheduled waste. However,
I supervise and keep all the sending process on track as the
controller in scheduled waste management. Records are sent to me
to be kept. Notification is done in 2 copies. A copy is then filed
centrally for future reference. Notification is also performed in e-
Scheduled waste Information system (eswiss) for improvement and
good practice which is conducted through the online system.
Notification was carried out according to the Second Schedule form
(Regulation 3) of EQSWR 2005.

Appendix C1.1 shows the copy of completed notification form

submitted to the DOE in Selangor for all the scheduled wastes
generated by the company.

2.3.3 Packaging and Labeling of Scheduled

Wastes

All scheduled waste of the PESB are packed and labeled

according to their physical and chemical properties in
appropriate containers. In doing so, we ensure that the
scheduled waste are compatible with the containers used
as well as the compatibility between the different types of
wastes. We have take into consideration to check scheduled
waste consideration based on the Fourth Schedule
(Regulation 2) of EQSWR 2005. Labeling requirements for
scheduled waste were followed based on the Third Schedule
(Regulation 10) of EQSWR 2005.

All four (4) scheduled waste that commonly generated by PESB

are listed as below;

(a) SW 305 – Spent Lubricating Oil

 Mechanics will transfer the spent lubricating oil from
their respective bay into the IBC tanks located in the
Scheduled Waste Room. They are then labeled with the
following information:

- Waste Name: Spent Lubricating Oil

- Waste Code: SW 305
- Date first generated :
- Name , address and telephone number of the
company:
Proton Edar Sdn Bhd,
Centre of Excellence Complex
Km 33.8, Westbound Shah Alam Expressway,
47600, Subang Jaya Selangor.
03-80269399
Symbol sign: Label No, 8; “Toxic Substances (waste)”

(b) Used Oil filter (SW 410)

Oil filters are collected in the open lid steel and labeled
as per below:

- Waste Name: Used Oil Filter

- Waste Code: SW 410
- Date first generated :
- Name , address and telephone number of the
company:
Proton Edar Sdn Bhd,
Centre of Excellence Complex
Km 33.8, Westbound Shah Alam Expressway,
47600, Subang Jaya Selangor.
03-80269399
 Symbol sign : Label No, 8; “Toxic
Substances (waste)”

Symbol sign : Label No, 8; “Toxic

Substances (waste)”

(c) Used Empty Containers (SW 409)

Used empty containers are collected into the jumbo bag

and stored in the Scheduled Waste Room. They are then
labeled with the following information:

- Waste Name: Used Empty Containrs

- Waste Code: SW 409
- Date first generated :
- Name , address and telephone number of the
company:
Proton Edar Sdn Bhd,
Centre of Excellence Complex
Km 33.8, Westbound Shah Alam Expressway,
47600, Subang Jaya Selangor.
03-80269399
Symbol sign : Label No, 8; “Toxic
Substances (waste)”

(d) Used Rags and Glove (SW 410)

Used cotton rags is collected into the IBC tanks located in

the Scheduled Waste Room. They are then labeled with
the following information:

- Waste Name: Used Rags and Gloves

 - Waste Code: SW 410
- Date first generated :
- Name , address and telephone number of the
company:
Proton Edar Sdn Bhd,
Centre of Excellence Complex
Km 33.8, Westbound Shah Alam Expressway,
47600, Subang Jaya Selangor.
03-80269399
Symbol sign : Label No, 8; “Toxic
Substances (waste)”

2.3.4 Storage of Scheduled Wastes

The company has allocated a certain area in our premise to

store the scheduled waste generated by the company. Two
(2) rooms are provided to store the scheduled wastes; one for
the location of IBC tanks contain used lubricating oil (SW
305), waste coolant (SW327), included the used rags and oil
filters (SW 410), another one room to store all the jumbo bags
contains containers contaminated with scheduled waste
(SW 409).

Both area is clearly marked with the words “Danger :

Hazardous Waste Area ”, “Do Not Enter”, “Authorized
Personnel Only”. The scheduled wastes are stored for a
maximum of 180 days from the date when they were first
generated or a maximum total waste of 20 metric tons.

Appendix B-4.1 and Appendix B-4.2 shows the photograph

and the lay out plan of the scheduled wastes storage area
at the following address:

Centre of Service
Excellence
Km 33.8, Westbound Shah Alam
Expressway,
 47600, Subang Jaya Selangor.

2.3.5 Inventory of Scheduled Waste

The first inventory was submitted in . Records of

the six () scheduled waste category codes are monitored from
the day they were generated by using the inventory form as per
the Fifth Schedule of the EQSWR 2005. The inventory records
of all the scheduled wastes generated by PESB have been
submitted monthly to the DOE Selangor.

Appendix C-2.1 shows the example of inventory records of

PESB’s scheduled wastes from the month 2012 to
of April 2013.
In order to keep up o date inventory data, we have also devised
a computerized log book system to record the generation of
scheduled wastes in our company on a weekly basis.

AppendixC-3.1shows the data in our weekly computerized log

book on scheduled wastes.

2.3.6 Transportation of Scheduled Waste

Scheduled wastes are sent for disposal through licensed

transporters. Currently we are making use of the following
licensed transporters:

Hiap Huat Chemicals Sdn Bhd,

Lot A-4 Kaw. MIEL, Bentong Industrial Estate ,
24600 Bentong
Pahang.

Started from_ the drivers of the licensed transporters

are briefed and given a set of Waste Information (Waste
Card) every time they come to collect the scheduled wastes
from our company. Each scheduled waste category code
has different Waste Card
 Every time the transporters come to collect the scheduled
wastes, I briefed them of the use of waste card. If they
come with different persons each time they do their
collections, I will
make sure they also get the waste card and a briefing from me.
As a record, they have to sign the form once they received
the
waste card from us.

Appendix C-4.1 shows the wastes card for spent lubricating oil.

Appendix C-4.2 shows the wastes card for Used Cotton

Rag
and Gloves

Appendix C-4.3 shows the wastes card for used empty

containers

Appendix C-4.4 shows the wastes card for oil

filter

2.3.7 Recovery and Disposal of Scheduled

Waste

Scheduled wastes from PESB are sent to prescribed premise

only. Currently we are sending the PESB scheduled waste for offsite
recovery and disposal to the following prescribed premise:

Hiap Huat Chemicals Sdn Bhd,

Lot A-4 Kaw. MIEL, Bentong Industrial Estate ,
24600 Bentong
Pahang.

During the process of sending out the scheduled waste to prescribed

premise, I make sure the consignment note is filled up accordingly by
the person in charge (PIC). The PIC fills up the Consignment Note
and request the transporters to fill up Part II, in 6 copies. I keep 2
copies (one copy to be sent to DOE and another one for our file) and
give the balance 4 copies to the transporter to bring them to the
prescribed premise.

Appendix C-5.1 is the copy of our Consignment Notes with duly

filled up Part I and Part II.
 Once the prescribed premise received our scheduled wastes they
will fill up Part III and send one copy back to us. The other three
copies are for the transporter, for their file and another copy to be
sent to the DOE.

Summary of Labelling, Packaging, Transportation and Disposal

Facility of scheduled waste are shown in Table 2.3 below.

Table2.3 SummaryofLabelling,Packaging,TransportationandDisposal
Facility of Scheduled Waste

Schedule Categor Labelling Storage Transportation Disposal

d Wastes y Codes
Containe Facility
r
e-waste SW110 Label 200 liter Kualiti Alam Kualiti
number 8: steel Sdn Bhd Alam Sdn
Toxic drum Bhd
Substanc
e (waste)

2.4 AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT OF THE SCHEDULED

WASTE MANAGEMENT

State the areas of improvement that have been made by you as

a result of your proposal or intervention in the management of
scheduled waste at place of work at area or sector as shown below:

Eg:
Area/Sector

2.4.1 Company’s SHE

manual

On 2012, PESB came up with a revised Safety

health & environment Manual. The manual was revised
and developed by my colleague and I in order to be
compliance in all legal aspects of safety, health &
environment. Before this there are no environmental aspects
included in the manual especially in term of Scheduled
waste management. The
 proposal for updated and revised SHE manual was signed by
the Chief Executive Officer on 2012 and adopted as
the official SHE manual for Proton Edar sdn
Bhd.

Appendix B-1.1 shows a copy of our Safety, Health &

Environment (SHE) manual after revision (scheduled waste
parts)

2.4.2 Staffs awareness of Scheduled Waste

During the session for on boarding staff in PESB, SHE

department is given 2 days session to give the explanation on
safety, health & environment to them. In the past, there is no
slot for scheduled wastes management in the training but now
we slot in the session to give them an initiative of awareness in
scheduled wastes management. The first session on
“Scheduled Waste Management” was conducted by me
on
2012

Besides, internal emails and bulletins are circulated to all

people in the PESB on scheduled waste as continuous
education to them. The bulletins are published every two
months and we make sure that every edition is included with
information on scheduled waste management. Furthermore,
providing continuous education is one of Key Performance
Indication (KPI) of our department.

Appendix B-2.1 shows the session module slides on

Scheduled Waste Management” delivered by me to internal
staff of the company

Appendix B-2.2 shows the photo of Safety, Health &

Environment Bulletin included with scheduled wastes
awareness program.

2.4.3 Training & Development

 Every PIC for scheduled wastes in PESB has been provided
with the training on scheduled waste management including
the following topics:

 Overall awareness on scheduled waste

management
 Scheduled waste packaging and labeling
 Record keeping of scheduled waste management
 Scheduled waste storage, transportation and
disposal.

The training conducted by me to all the PIC involved in

scheduled waste of Proton Edar Sdn Bhd. The training was
conducted on

Appendix B-3.1 is the power point presentation

training module on
topic
2.4.4 Packaging and labeling of Scheduled Wastes
Before October 2012, the scheduled wastes of the
company were not packed and labeled properly according
to the guidelines in EQWSR 2005. There are no company’s
informations, date, and labels on the packaging. I have made
the alteration to the packaging and labeling of the scheduled
wastes in PESB. Emails also circulated to all branches in order
to standardize the labeling and packaging process of
scheduled wastes.

Since October 2012, we identified all the scheduled wastes

and labeled the wastes containers appropriately with the
following informations:

- Waste Name:
- Waste Code:
- Date first generated :
- Name , address and telephone number of the
company:
 Proton Edar Sdn Bhd,
Centre of Excellence Complex
Km 33.8, Westbound Shah Alam Expressway,
47600, Subang Jaya Selangor.
03-80269399
Symbol sign : Label No, 8; “Toxic
Substances (waste)”

Appendix B-4.1 shows the situation of scheduled waste

packaging and labeling in PESB before attending CePSWaM
course.

Appendix B- shows the current packaging and

4.2
labeling of scheduled waste in
PESB.

2.4.5 Scheduled Waste Storage Area and Signage

Before this, the drums and jumbo bags for scheduled waste
area were not located in certain specific areas. Mechanics tend
to locate the collection drums just nearby the working bay.
Sometimes they even mixed with solid waste. There are also
a pack of oil pumps outside the scheduled waste rooms.
Before this, the scheduled waste room is labeled as “waste oil
room”. Gemba activities were done to improve all the situation
at this area.

Since October 2012, I have changed the scheduled waste

room labeling from “Waste Oil Room” to “Scheduled Waste
Room”. The scheduled waste room was marked with the
following sign:

“DANGER; SCHEDULED WASTE STORAGE ARE”

“NO ADMITANCE TO UNAUTHORIZED
PERSONNEL” “STRICTLY NO SMOKING”

Appendix B-5.1 shows the situation at the

scheduled waste room before the improvement.
 Appendix B-5.2 shows the situation at the scheduled waste
room after the improvement.

2.4.6 Waste Information (Waste Card)

In the past, there is no waste information (waste card)
provided for the scheduled wastes of the company as there are
no specific person in charge in environment. As I am
appointed to lead the environmental unit in SHE Department,
I managed to appoint a consultancy company to prepare the
waste card for PESB in order to comply with regulation 13
EQSWR 2005.

Appendix B-6.1 shows the Waste Card for

Appendix B-6.2 shows the Waste Card for

Appendix B-6.3 shows the Waste Card for

Appendix B-6.4 shows the Waste Card for

Appendix B-6.5 shows the Waste Card for

Appendix B-6.6 shows the Waste Card for

2.4.7 Notification of Scheduled Wastes using e notification

PESB started register the scheduled waste trough e notification since

AppendixC- show the copy of E-notification of scheduled wastes

 Table 2.4 Areas of Improvement of Scheduled Waste Management at Company/Factory

Regulation Improvement Evidence

No. Area/Sector Existing Conditions Result
(EQSWR 2005) Undertaken (Attachment)
1. 9 Storage Area No Decorate and develop Install 4 x 3 feet Appendix B_
awareness awareness signage to awareness signage
signage put at
2. 10 Labelling Not standardized on Install new labelling Labelling more Appendix B_
labeling standardized
12 e-consignment E consignment Note Filled up report e- consignment note
note not were not filled up both manual and e already
implemented and consignment notes. implemented

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2.5 DOCUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPHS OR VIDEO AS EVIDENCE FOR
THE IMPROVEMENT AREAS

All evidences for the improvement areas should be presented in

the Appendix B.

Appendix B-1 : Sample Format of Scheduled Wastes Labelling

Appendix B-2 : SW 110 – e-Waste after Packaging and Labelling
Appendix B-3 : SW 409 – Disposed Containers after Packaging
and Labelling
Appendix B-4 : SW 429 – Old Stored Chemicals after Packaging
and Labelling
Appendix B-5 : Scheduled Wastes Storage Signage
Appendix B-6 : Temporary Scheduled Wastes Storage Area
Appendix B-7 : Scheduled Waste Storage Area and Product
Area Appendix B-8 : CePSWaM Technical Report Minute of
Meeting Appendix B-9 : Training Attendance Record
Appendix B-10 : Awareness Training Power Point Presentation
Appendix B-11 : Picture during Training on Scheduled
Wastes Management

2.6 RECORD KEEPING OF SCHEDULED WASTE INFORMATION

Record keeping of scheduled waste information should be present

in the Appendix C.

Appendix C-1 : Copy of Notification Form

Appendix C-2 : Copy of Log Book on Scheduled Wastes

Data Management
Appendix C-3 : Copy of Inventory Form

Appendix C-4 : Briefing of Scheduled Wastes Information

/Handling to Transport Driver Form
Appendix C-5 : Waste Cards
Appendix C-6 : Copy of Consignment Note

2.7 FUTURE EFFORTS FOR BETTER COMPLIANCE OR

IMPROVEMENT TO BE UNDERTAKEN

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List planned efforts for improvement to be undertaken in the future
for better compliance in the scheduled waste management and
handling such at area or sector shown below;

2.7.1 Scheduled Waste Management Training to all PESB branches

nationwide.

I am in the plan to organize campaign and seminars for PIC

involved in scheduled wastes in all PESB branches nationwide. We
will do it regionally and give them the comprehensive information
for them to implement and comply with all the legal requirements in
handling scheduled wastes, EQSWR 2005.

Appendix D-1 show the copy of proposal paper approved by CEO

of PESB.

2.7.2 EmergencyResponsePreparedness

2.7.3 Appointing only One contractor in Peninsular

Malaysia.
2.7.4 Scheduled Waste management
audit
 Table 2.5 Future Efforts for Better Compliance or Improvement to be Undertaken

Evidence to Show
No. Subject/Area Description Proposed Improvement
Improvement
1. Emergency Response Does not have any procedure Prepare comprehensive ERP manual Appendix D_
Plan (ERP) in case of emergency
2. Scheduled Waste No scheduled waste Develop manual on scheduled waste Appendix D_
Management Manual management procedure management procedure
3. Policy on Environment Limitation on safety equipment To purchase new safety equipment Appendix D_
5. Training and Staff knowledge and -Send staff for outside training Appendix D_
development experience on SW -Encourage staff to train others
&
6. Computerised record Unstandardized on record Prepare templates for reporting Appendix D_
keeping keeping
7.

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CHAPTER 3

CONCLUSIONS

Deduce the overall benefits derived from the CePSWaM course and
practical experience to the company. Conclude the improvements had
been made within the company during the period of the field training.

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REFERENCES

1. Environmental Quality Act 1974 (Act 127), Regulations, Rules

and Orders, International Law Book Services, 25 th September 2010.

2. Slides for Participants on Course for Certified Environmnetal

Professional in Scheduled Wastes Management (CePSWaM), 2011.

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APPENDIX A

Appendix A-1

Photographs of Finished Products

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 Appendix A-2

Photographs of Scheduled Waste Generated

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 SW 110 E-waste

SW 110 E-waste

APPENDIX B
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 Appendix B-1

Picture of E-waste Before Labelling and After Labelling

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 Appendix B-2

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APPENDIX C

Appendix C-1

Copy of Notification Form

APPENDIX D
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APPENDIX D

Appendix D-1

Proposed of New Storage Lay-out

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