Document Reference # ‘wecnazo Waste Management Procedure rena Simabent Pave tt Waste Management Procedure Bilal Assaad Sra neh cele ofo tf 19 ‘Sami Sindaha coo Ss Le 99.0919 Oy Ts documents ABCs prop, end caro be wed y ces for any purse, whut pr wit consentDocument Reference # Waste Management Procedure or Page 210 TABLE OF CONTENTS Chief Operating Officer 5 ‘ 6.2. Head of Departments and Project Menagers 6.3 HSE Department. 7. Operating Procedure. 7.1, Waste Management Target . 7.2. Types of Wastes . 7.3. Waste Storage Areas 7.4 Waste Collection and Transportation. 7.5 Waste Disposal... 7.6 Awareness Training......... 7.7 Compliance and Monitoring 8. Attachments DReanAeaA Appendix 1 Waste Management Logbook Page 1 of 2... Appendix 1 Waste Management Logbook Page 2 of 2. Appendix 2 Waste Manifest Form Tis documenta ACC's pope, and cana be used by ces fr ny purse, without pr win corsetDocument Reforence Waste Management Procedure 70a 2018 Page ser18 1, Purpose ‘The purpose of this procedure is to specify a Waste Management System for all waste generated under responsibility of AGC, handled, transported and disposed through ‘ensuring that the contractual requirements and specifications for the management and safe disposal of waste material arising during the project are met in order to minimize the impact ‘on the environment. To achieve this set objective, AGC shall stress on the following: Housekeeping. Prompt waste collection and disposal. Optimal material use. Analysis of the environmental implications. Surveillance of all operations by HSE Personnel shall be carried out through the monitoring and inspection of all construction activities to ensure environmental compliance. 2. Scope This procedure shall be applicable to all AGC projects, workshops, plants, facilities and labor camps. The scope of this procedure covers all the categories of waste generated, handled, transported and disposed off as a result of AGC Operation & services. It also includes the actions to be taken by all personnel in the management and safe disposal of waste material generated during the construction and other operational activities of AGC including operational base and offices. 3. References © AGC HSE Manual AGC-HSE-M-01-Rn © 180 14001:2015 ‘* Environmental Policy ‘+ Allapplicable HSE laws and regulations in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. ‘* The Presidency of Meteorology and Environment (PME - 2012) Regulations. ‘* Saudi Arabia - Labor Law. 4. Definitions / Abbreviations AGC Almabani General Contractors. HSE Health, Safety and Environment. ‘Tis documents AGC's pope end canot be used by thers fr any purpose, whut por wien arseWaste Management Procedure Page sott8 Contaminant PPE SAG Waste Landfill Disposal Lup Environment Effluent Domestic Refuse Waste Water Sludge Project work site and facilities where operations and project contractual scope of work are carried out. ‘The General Authority of Meteorology and Environmental Protection. ‘Source, Situation or Act with a potential for harm in terms of human injury or ill health or combination of these. ‘Combination of the likelihood of an occurrence of a hazardous event ‘or exposure(s) and the severity of injury or ill healthy that can be caused by the event exposures(s). A company / project site / logistic site which have produced the waste. Safety data Sheet is a document that contains information on the potential hazards (health, fire, reactivity and environmental) and how to work safely with the chemical product. Any physical, chemical, biological, or radiological substance or matter that has an adverse effect on air, water, soll and human health. Personal Protective Equipment. Saudi Arabian Government. ‘Any unavoidable material or refuse resulting from an activity or process for which has no immediate economic value to the producer and which must be disposed of. A landfil site is a site for the disposal of waste materials by burial. Itis the oldest form of waste treatment. Historically, landfills have been the most common method of organized waste disposal and remain so in many places around the world. The final deposition of waste that is not reused. Land use permit. ‘The surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates. Liquid waste or sewage discharged into a river or the sea. ‘Any non-hazardous waste arising from accommodation camps, offices, restaurant and recreational facilities. The spent or used water from productionfaccommodation facilities that contains dissolved or suspended matter. In the treatment methods including septic tank, sewage is split up into solid, liquid and gaseous parts. The semisolid part is called sludge. “This docenent is AGC’ prope and cane be se by oer fray purpose, wihou por witlon consortDocument Relerenee Waste Management Procedure ‘on 2050 Page 5ot18 Hazardous Waste A Hazardous waste is a waste which is having at least one of following characteristics as explosive, oxidizing, flammable, irritant, toxic, carcinogenic, corrosive, infectious, mutagenic, dangerous to human health or the environment, or any liquid or solid waste because its physical, chemical or infectious characteristics which can result in hazard to human health or the environment when improperly treated, stored, transported and discharged. Domestic sewage which contains septic tank sludge shall be classified as a hazardous waste. Incineration The process by which combustible materials are burned in a controled manner, producing combustion gases and non- combustibles residue and ash. ‘Waste Management Supervised handling of waste materials from their source through processes to disposal Waste log A record kept in each location of the movements of waste loads remover for disposal Waste manifest Documentation of tracking of generation, transport, treatment and final disposal of all waste covered by the current Wi MOH Ministry of Health, 5. Procedural Requirements The project manager shall ensure that requirements for the handling, transport and disposal of waste, including recording and collection of waste data, and use of waste transport manifests are managed within the project in accordance to the ISO 14001:2015 standard requirements. This procedure is applicable to the management of all waste generated within AGC projects. However, this procedure does not apply to radioactive waste. 6. Responsibilities 6.1 Chief Operating Officer ‘The Chief Operating Officer will ensure that sufficient resources are provided for proper waste management such that the aims and objectives of the Environmental policy are achieved. 6.2 Head of Departments and Project Managers The head of departments and project managers shall provide leadership in the implementation of waste management procedure. They will work closely with HSE Department to ensure that the employees are aware about this procedure and waste is properly treated as per the type of waste. ‘The documents ACC's property, ad anne be used by oes or any pups, wht rr wile consentve Waste Management Procedure 6.3 HSE Department ‘The HSE department will lead the Waste Management Program, providing training and awareness to the AGC employees & subcontractors. Promote the good waste management practices. 7. Operating Procedure 7.4 Waste Management Target The strategy of structured waste management is important from the point of view of costs and for environmental protection. The elements of such a strategy are: Reduction of waste through changes in technology / products and well defined operating practices. + Reuse by turning back the material into the process in its original form or use again in other activity. ‘Recycling material for resource recovery or as a byproduct * Recover by incineration and making use of the energy developed. * Residue is the final resulting waste material which cannot be managed by any of the previous four methods end is either used as incinerated, for landfill, diluted or concentrated, or stabilized chemically, physically or biologically. All wastes which cannot be reduced or reused, if possible, will be recycled by returning the materials to a recycle party. When no market or capability exists for given waste, the waste will be sent to an appropriate offsite disposal facility. 7.2 Types of Wastes AGC shall practice waste segregation at all operational sites prior to disposal of any waste material. Waste segregation shall be practiced in accordance with hazard classification, physical and chemical properties, potential for reuse / recycle and ultimate disposal at ali operational sites. Segregation at source also facilities easy collection, saves time, money and effort spent on sorting out waste materials at later stages. Work sites and camps occupied by AGC personnel shall be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition. House Keeping on work sites and camps shall be part of the daily cleaning operations. The Work Supervisors / Foremen, camp boss shall be responsible for ensuring that their work areas are maintained clean and tidy and the waste that is being generated from these areas should be property collected. “Tis documents AGC propa, and cont i sed by th for ny purpose, who pr wrt consent