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    The document outlines waste management procedures for EkaRes facilities. It aims to minimize environmental impact and safety issues while ensuring legislative compliance and reducing costs. The procedures require proper identification, segregation, and temporary storage of hazardous, liquid, solid, and non-hazardous wastes in separate containers. Wastes are then disposed of appropriately through reuse on site, transfer to contractors for recycling or disposal, or remediation on site. The correct application of waste handling and segregation procedures is the responsibility of all personnel.

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    The document outlines waste management procedures for EkaRes facilities. It aims to minimize environmental impact and safety issues while ensuring legislative compliance and reducing costs. The procedures require proper identification, segregation, and temporary storage of hazardous, liquid, solid, and non-hazardous wastes in separate containers. Wastes are then disposed of appropriately through reuse on site, transfer to contractors for recycling or disposal, or remediation on site. The correct application of waste handling and segregation procedures is the responsibility of all personnel.

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    The document outlines waste management procedures for EkaRes facilities. It aims to minimize environmental impact and safety issues while ensuring legislative compliance and reducing costs. The procedures require proper identification, segregation, and temporary storage of hazardous, liquid, solid, and non-hazardous wastes in separate containers. Wastes are then disposed of appropriately through reuse on site, transfer to contractors for recycling or disposal, or remediation on site. The correct application of waste handling and segregation procedures is the responsibility of all personnel.

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    WASTE MANAGEMENT

    Doc No: EKR-HSE-WM Revision: 1 Page No: 1 of 1

    REVISION HISTORY
    Rev Effective Date Affected Change Descriptions
    No. Page
    0 10 March 2022 All New Issue.

    Reviewed By Approved By

    Name: Syamimi Hassan Name: Mohd Dzahir Jamudin


    Position: HSE Executive Position: Managing Director
    Date: 8/3/2022 Date: 8/3/2022
    WASTE MANAGEMENT

    Doc No: EKR-HSE-WM Revision: 1 Page No: 1 of 2

    1. Introduction

    Waste management is one of the important concerns of the company. EkaRes is committed to
    preventing pollutions, this can be achieved through adopting proper waste management
    procedure, which should provide the convenient tools to deal with all types of wastes generates
    from the EkaRes activities.

    2. Purpose

    The purpose of this document is to describe the waste disposal procedures that is applied and followed
    in the EkaRes facilities in order to:

    • Minimise environmental impact.


    • Prevention of occupational health and safety issues.
    • Ensuring effective use of resources.
    • Assuring legislative compliance.
    • Minimisation of costs.

    3. Scope

    This procedure will be applied to all the EkaRes facilities.

    4. Definitions
    o Hazardous Waste - Component of the waste stream which by its characteristics poses a
    threat or risk to public health, safety or the environment (includes substances which are
    toxic, infectious, carcinogenic, explosive, flammable, corrosive, oxidizing and radioactive).
    o Liquid Waste - Waste which meets the definition of a liquid.
    o Non - Hazardous Waste: the common generated waste like wood, metal scrabs etc.
    o Solid Waste - Waste which meets the definition of a solid.
    o Waste management - is the process by which products and by-products generated by
    business and industry are collected, stored, transported to its final disposal.
    o Waste Disposal Contractors: Contractors hired by the company to handle waste removal
    WASTE MANAGEMENT

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    5. Procedure

    5.1 Waste Handling

    This section is explaining ‘temporary’ storage of waste materials, collection areas, and storage
    and handling practices for the full range of waste products generated at EkaRes facilities.
    The correct identification and segregation of waste is fundamental to good waste
    management practices and must be followed by the generator of the waste. Materials are to
    be deposited in the appropriate waste collection containers. No waste is to be thrown in to
    surrounding areas of the facility. All personnel have the responsibility to help ensuring the
    application of this procedure.

    5.2 Waste Segregation

    Separate waste collection containers are provided, in order to prevent any ambiguity in
    segregation of waste, for the following waste categories:

    5.2.1 Non Hazardous Waste


    • Domestic waste
    • Office waste like papers
    • Plastic

    5.2.2 Hazardous Waste


    • Hydrocarbon Filters
    • Oil rags
    • Gas emission
    WASTE MANAGEMENT

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    Waste Type

    Wood Chemical drums Metal Lead acid Contaminated Waste oil General (paper,
    batteries soil/sand domestic etc)

    Place in drums
    and store

    Drum and store


    Transfer to wood To scrap metal yard To scrap yard
    Empty drums in chemical yard
    storage yard
    Spread on sealed
    To local disposal
    area for remediation
    contractor
    Re-use where
    Re-use on site required /suitable

    To scrap contractor Replace To local recycling


    contractor

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