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    Method Statement For Solid Wastes Disposal

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    This document outlines PAG Global Resources Ltd.'s method statement for solid waste packaging, transportation, and disposal from NAOC land areas in Ob/Ob and Ebocha oil centers. It details personal protective equipment, tools, personnel roles, waste segregation, loading, and transportation procedures. The purpose is to ensure safety guidelines are followed for waste management tasks. Waste handlers will properly segregate and package wastes, like food, oils, soils and scrap, before certified trucks transport it away while following approved routes and speed limits.

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    Method Statement For Solid Wastes Disposal

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    This document outlines PAG Global Resources Ltd.'s method statement for solid waste packaging, transportation, and disposal from NAOC land areas in Ob/Ob and Ebocha oil centers. It details personal protective equipment, tools, personnel roles, waste segregation, loading, and transportation procedures. The purpose is to ensure safety guidelines are followed for waste management tasks. Waste handlers will properly segregate and package wastes, like food, oils, soils and scrap, before certified trucks transport it away while following approved routes and speed limits.

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    This document outlines PAG Global Resources Ltd.'s method statement for solid waste packaging, transportation, and disposal from NAOC land areas in Ob/Ob and Ebocha oil centers. It details personal protective equipment, tools, personnel roles, waste segregation, loading, and transportation procedures. The purpose is to ensure safety guidelines are followed for waste management tasks. Waste handlers will properly segregate and package wastes, like food, oils, soils and scrap, before certified trucks transport it away while following approved routes and speed limits.

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    Method Statement For Solid Wastes Disposal

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    Nkem Joseph-Palmer
    This document outlines PAG Global Resources Ltd.'s method statement for solid waste packaging, transportation, and disposal from NAOC land areas in Ob/Ob and Ebocha oil centers. It details personal protective equipment, tools, personnel roles, waste segregation, loading, and transportation procedures. The purpose is to ensure safety guidelines are followed for waste management tasks. Waste handlers will properly segregate and package wastes, like food, oils, soils and scrap, before certified trucks transport it away while following approved routes and speed limits.

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    The document outlines the method statement for waste management at an oil facility, including procedures for segregation, packaging, loading and transportation of wastes.

    Wastes are to be segregated into categories and properly packaged in bags or drums before transport depending on the type of waste. Temporary dumping sites are used for proper segregation by contractors and subcontractors.

    Personnel should wear safety shoes, coveralls, hand gloves, protective eyeglasses, hard hats, nose masks and rain boots/coats as needed based on the task and weather conditions.

    NAOC LAND AREA LOCATION -OB/OB AND EBOCHA OIL CENTER. PAG GLOBAL RESOURCES LTD.

    METHOD STATEMENT FOR SOLID WASTES PACKAGING, TRANSPORTATION AND DISPOSAL.

    This document and information therein may not be used, disclosed or reproduced for other purposes without the specific written prior permission of pag global resources (nig.) Ltd
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    NAOC LAND AREA LOCATION -OB/OB AND EBOCHA OIL CENTRE. RESOURCES LTD. METHOD STATEMENT FOR WASTE MANAGEMENT.

    PAG GLOBAL

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 PURPOSE PERSONNEL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT PERSONNEL IN CHARGE WASTE SEGREGATION AND PACKAGING METHOD OF WASTE LOADING WASTES TRANSPORTATION

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    NAOC LAND AREA LOCATION -OB/OB AND EBOCHA OIL CENTRE. RESOURCES LTD. METHOD STATEMENT FOR WASTE MANAGEMENT. 1.0 PURPOSE

    PAG GLOBAL

    The purpose of this method statement is to portray the safety guidelines and best procedure for this task at NAOC LAND AREA LOCATION -OB/OB AND EBOCHA OIL CENTRE.

    2.0

    PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Safety Shoes Coverall Hand Gloves Protective Safety Eyeglasses Hard Hat Nose Mask Rain Boots and Rain Coats

    3.0

    TOOLS & EQUIPMENT Spade Rakes Knifes/Bolo Motor Trucks Hand Brush Certified truck Tarpaulin/ Plastic Nets

    4.0

    PERSONNEL IN CHARGE Subcontractors Safety Officer Subcontractors Supervisor Subcontractors Truck Driver Subcontractors Waste Handlers

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    NAOC LAND AREA LOCATION -OB/OB AND EBOCHA OIL CENTRE. RESOURCES LTD. METHOD STATEMENT FOR WASTE MANAGEMENT. 5.0 WASTE SEGREGATION AND PACKAGING

    PAG GLOBAL

    Contractors waste team shall bring the semi-segregated wastes collected from various areas on site to the temporary dumpsite where proper segregation and packaging will be done jointly by the Contractors team and that of waste Subcontractor.

    Wastes such as cartoon, paper, cans/ containers, glass bottles, polythene bags, floaters, rags, wood dust shall be properly packaged in waste bags before transporting to the final dumpsite.

    Food wastes, waste oil, contaminated soil and oil filters are contained in drums, scrap metals; wood wastes are always loaded into trucks before disposal. Waste such as grits are contained in poly propylene bags before disposal.

    Both Contractors and Subcontractors Waste Team shall be properly dressed with the required PPE. Personnel shall be advised to rest at intervals during the operation to combat work stress. Drinking water to be provided and worker to take rest breaks during hot weather in the shield. The personnel shall be advised not touch his /her face ,smoke ,eat or drink unless you he washed his hands and face with soap and water and change out of contaminated clothing before eating , drinking ,smoking.

    6.0

    METHOD OF WASTES LOADING. The loading shall be supervised jointly by the Contractors Environmental Coordinator and the Subcontractors Supervisor and Safety Officer Personnel shall ensure that loading of the truck will not exceed the weight of the truck to avoid truck overturning on transportation. Correct positioning shall always be ensured by waste handlers. Only competent trained personnel to carry out Loading and Unloading operations. All tools and equipment to be checked before work starts. Personnel shall ensure that manually lifted loads do not exceed his lifting capacity and such loads shall be lifted jointly.

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    NAOC LAND AREA LOCATION -OB/OB AND EBOCHA OIL CENTRE. RESOURCES LTD. METHOD STATEMENT FOR WASTE MANAGEMENT.

    PAG GLOBAL

    7.0

    WASTES TRANSPORTATION A certified operator shall be provided whose has knowledge of the route and able to read traffic signs (SPDC certified driver is preferable). IVMS shall be installed in the truck by the Subcontractor to checkmate the speed of the truck operator. Operator shall comply with the project approved routes

    Proper journey management shall be ensured by the Subcontractors truck operator putting into consideration ETA and ETD

    Always cover the truck with tarpaulin or plastic Nets to avoid flying off of lights from waste truck during transportation.

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