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This document provides general guidelines for managing scheduled waste at a company in accordance with the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulation, 2005. It outlines roles and responsibilities, requirements for notification, inventory, packaging, labelling, storage, and disposal of scheduled waste.

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Scheduled Waste Management - Presentation Slides

This document provides general guidelines for managing scheduled waste at a company in accordance with the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulation, 2005. It outlines roles and responsibilities, requirements for notification, inventory, packaging, labelling, storage, and disposal of scheduled waste.

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SCHEDULED WASTE

MANAGEMENT
OBJECTIVE

 To ensure proper management of Schedule Waste

 To prevent pollution of schedule


wastes into the environment

 To monitor the movement of scheduled


wastes and to ensure that scheduled
wastes are handled at licensed facility.
SCHEDULED
TOXIC & HAZARDOUS = WASTES
WASTE (IN MALAYSIA)

Any waste that has hazardous characteristics that


have the potential to negatively impact the public
and the environment
SCHEDULED WASTE CHARACTERISTICS

4 5
1
3
2

IGNITABLE CORROSIVE TOXIC REACTIVE INFECTIOUS


What will happen if SCHEDULED WASTES not properly
RISK
managed??? By inhalation

By dermal
By oral intake
contact

Scheduled
Wastes
WASTE MANAGEMENT HIERARCHY

Reduce

Reuse

Recycle

Repair/Recover

Dispose
DEFINITION of SCHEDULED WASTES

Group of wastes generated by the industrial and


services sectors which are legislatively categorized
and listed in the local environmental law
(Environmental Quality Act,1974)

Any waste falling within the categories of waste listed


in the First Schedule (Environmental Quality
(Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005)
EXAMPLE OF SCHEDULED WASTES

Oily water Tonner Engine oil Sealed


lead acid E-waste Fluid Oil

Used Contaminated Old Paint Oily Used


Hydraulic oil empty rags motor
containers oil
IDENTIFICATION & CLASSIFICATION OF SW

1st Scheduled, EQ(SW)R2005 – 5 Group of SW

SW 1 Metal
SW 2 Inorganic
SW 3 Organic
SW 4 Either inorganic or organic
SW 5 Other wastes
TOTAL = 77 SW
HOW TO IDENTIFY???

 Source of waste generated.


 Process/ activities.
 Physical and chemical Characteristics (Lab Analysis)
 MSDS – Material Safety Data Sheet dan CSDS –
Chemical Safety Data Sheet (of the raw materials
used)
THROUGH PROCESS/ACTIVITY???
SW MANAGEMENT MONITORING

 The primary aspects of scheduled waste management


include packaging, labeling and storage.

 Proper labeling is necessary to highlight the hazards


connected with scheduled waste and ensure proper
treatment.
SCHEDULED WASTES - PACKAGING

Scheduled wastes shall be stored in containers


which are
 compatible with the scheduled wastes to be
stored,
 durable and able to prevent spillage or
leakage of the scheduled waste into the
environment
 container should be selected according to the
characteristics of sw
TYPE OF CONTAINERS FOR SOLID WASTE

 E-waste
 Expired laboratory
waste
 Contaminated empty
containers

Open Top Open Top Corrugated Box Jumbo Bag


Plastic Drum Steel Drum
TYPE OF CONTAINERS FOR LIQUID WASTE

 Spent lubricating Oil


 Mercury
 Fluid Oil
 Lab chemical

Bung Hole Bung Hole Steel


Carboy / Jerrican IBC Tank
Plastic Drum Drum
SW MANAGEMENT INVENTORY & STORAGE
Scheduled Waste Inventory
 Scheduled waste drum shall be monitor on daily basis (at transit area or store area).
 Scheduled waste inventory shall be monitored and recorded on weekly basis in internal Scheduled Waste
Inventory Form

Scheduled Waste Management & Storage


 All scheduled waste drums that reach 80% capacity shall be wrapped.
 All scheduled waste drums shall be weighed and recorded before storage.
 All drums shall be arranged (3 or 4 drums per pallet) before storage.
 Scheduled waste shall not be kept for more than 180 days from the day it is produced.
 Scheduled waste shall not be kept for more than 20 Ton at one time.
LABELLING OF CONTAINERS

Note:
- Scheduled Waste Container shall not fill beyond 80% of
their capacity.

2- “Tarikh Dihasilkan” – The date shall be recorded from the


first day of waste collection.

- “Nama Pengeluar Buangan” – SIRAGA IEM SDN BHD.

- “Alamat Dan No Telefon” – Address of branch who produce


of the waste (Telok Gong/ Senai, Johor, Prai)
SW Identify, Packaging & Labelling

Inflammable
liquids
Inflammable Corrosive Waste
solids
Transporter

Mixture of Dangerous Packaging


Toxic
miscellaneous when wet CODE & Labelling
SW 410

Explosive Spontaneously Oxidizing


combustible agent

Organic Infectious Radioactive


Peroxides
SCHEDULE WASTE MANAGING DISPOSAL

• Identification
• Notification
• Storage + SW ERP (On-site)
Waste Generator (WG)
Waste Receiver (WR)
Waste Treatment & Disposal Facility

• Licensed by DOE
• Licensed by DOE • SW ERP (On-site)
• Permissible routes • Selected SW
• Storage + SW ERP (On-site) • Secure Landfill
• Disposal-7th Schedule +
Consignment Note

Waste Transporter (WT)


OVERVIEW THE LEGAL REQUIREMENT IN MALAYSIA
EQA 1974,
Section 34B
 Illegal deposit/disposal
 5 years imprisonment and fine RM 500,000
Section 49A(1)b
 Competent person
 2 years imprisonment or RM10,000 or Both
EQ(SW)Regulation 2005
 16 Regulation
 Compound RM 2000/Offences
Notification
 Within 30 days from 1st SW generated into E-SWIS
Storage
 Store not more than 180days@20mt
LEGISLATIONS GOVERNING SCHEDULED WASTES IN
MALAYSIA
 EQ(SW)Regulation 2005
 16 Regulation
 Compound RM 2000/Offences
Regulation 1. Citation and commencement o
Regulations 2. Interpretation o
Regulation 3. Notification of the generation of scheduled wastes
Regulation 4. Disposal of scheduled wastes
Regulation 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 8. Responsibility of waste generator
Regulation 9. Storage of scheduled wastes
Regulation 10. Labelling of scheduled wastes
Regulation 11. Waste generator shall keep an inventory of scheduled wastes
Regulation 12. Information to be provided by waste generator, contractor and
occupier of prescribed premises
Regulation 13. Scheduled wastes transported outside waste generator's premises to
be accompanied by information
Regulation 14. Spill or accidental discharge
Regulation 15. Conduct of training
Regulation 16. Compounding of offences
Thank You

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