WASTE MANAGEMENT

TRAINING
DURING KURENE PROJECT

SNG-GUI-HSE-002 WASTE MANAGEMENT TRAINING

01- 2008
 KEY Compliance Targets in
WASTE MANAGEMENT
• All staff receive environmental awareness and
waste identification training
• Waste Streams identified and updated manage
the Waste Recycle / Disposal)
• Centralized On-Site Waste Management Center
• Minimal combustion emissions
• Zero discharge of chemicals to environmental
receptors
 Waste Management Principles
WASTE
WASTE MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMENT HIERARCHY
HIERARCHY

•• The
The Proximity
Proximity Principle
Principle simply
simply states
states
that
that wastes shall be managed as close
wastes shall be managed as close to
to
source
source of
of generation
generation as
as practicable.
practicable.
 Segregation / Storage / Disposal
WCP’s

WCP’s

WCP’s
CSWA

WCP’s

1. Suitable waste containers to be provided to facilitate safe and environmentally sound temporary
storage
2. All containers to be clearly marked (colour coded) according to contents
3. Collections shall be scheduled to prevent over-accumulation of wastes
4. WCP’s will have separate storage containers for prime recyclables (plastics, glass, ferrous metals and
non-ferrous metals) – SEGREGATION
5. WCP’s will have separate containers for other wastes requiring segregation e.g., oils, chemicals,
batteries
6. Licensed companies shall be used for transport of hazardous wastes off site
7. Waste Records will be kept
 Select “Lower Hazardous” Chemicals
Ensure Safe and Proper use / storage of Hazardous / Non
Hazardous Chemicals
Assure compliance with legislative, guidance and Project
requirements for USE and DISPOSAL arrangements

Eliminate / Reduce potential for Environmental and

Personnel accidents
Collect, read, comment all MSDS sheets
 Waste Management Plan
The SNG System:

Select
Select // Identify
Identify &&
Inventory
Inventory potentially
potentially
Feedback
Feedback Hazardous Periodically
Periodically
Hazardous or or
And
And Hazardous re-examination
re-examination
Improvement Hazardous chemicals
chemicals
Improvement
and changes
changes !!!!
and chemical
chemical wastes
wastes

Monitor
Monitor and
and Educate
Educate and
and Communicate
Communicate
Report
Report compliance
compliance train
train personnel
personnel (Procedure&
(Procedure& MSDS)
MSDS)
 Employee / contractor responsibilities with
regards to Waste Management:

• Employee contractor must ensure

that Adequate number of bins are
provided around the work site.
• Wastes, must be in the correct
waste skip.
• Skips and bins shall not be
overloaded.
 A Waste Transfer Note must accompany all
waste consignments from the site to the
disposal destination

QP-WMF #2
RLC WASTE APPROVAL CODE:-------- Waste Shipment / Recycling Consignment Note –

Waste Generator Company:_______________________

Contact Name:__________________________________
Address:________________________________________
Telephone: ___________________
Fax:__________________________
The SNG HSE Coordinator will not
release the waste if there is concern
Waste Waste Name Waste Physical State Vol. Wt. Container Type
Code (See Back) Source (solid/liquid/sludge) M3 kg (drum/ skip / bag / bulk)
No.
Generator

Generator Certification: I hereby declare that waste described in this consignment is accurately described in all respects and such waste is Conforming Waste as
defined in the Waste Management Guidelines and Profile Form. I accept full responsibility for and accept all liability in respect of such Conforming Waste
disposed at RLC-WMF. If wastes are found to be Non-Conforming Wastes, I shall be responsible for its management as applicable. about the standard of transport or
Generator Name: Signature Date

Transporter #1 Company:_________________________
Contact: _______________________________________
Address: ______________________________________
Telephone / FAX :_____________ / ________________
Means of Transport : _________________________________
Vehicle Registration # : _______________________________
Driver’s License #: ___________________________________
Author. Ref #: ______________________________________
destination of the waste.
Transporter Certification: I acknowledge receipt and proper delivery of Conforming Waste/) as described above for disposal at the facility indicated by the
Transporters

Generator

Transport # 1 Name: Signature Date

Transporter #2 Company ______________________ Means of Transport: ________________________________

Contact: ____________________________________ Vehicle Registration #:_______________________________

No waste will be disposed of or removed

Address: ___________________________________ Driver’s License #:__________________________________
Telephone / FAX: _____________ / ______________ Author. Ref. #: ____________________________________
Transporter Certification: I acknowledge receipt and proper delivery of Conforming Waste materials as described above as described above at the disposal facility
indicated by the Generator.
Transport # 2 Name: Signature Date

Receiving Facility:___________________________Management Method :______________________________

Contact: ____________________________________Author. Ref #: ____________________________________
Location/Address :____________________________Weigh Ticket # : _________________________________
Telephone / Fax: _____________________________ Actual Weight: ___________________________________
from the construction site without the
Receiver

Receiving Facility Certification: I certify receipt of the Conforming Waste described above and that such Conforming Waste was treated and handled in

knowledge and approval of the SNG

accordance with the treatment it required based on the description of such Conforming Waste contained in the Generator’s Certification of Waste. Receiving
Facility is not liable in any circumstances for this waste and all liabilities for the waste remains with the Generator. Receiving Facility’s responsibility is limited
to care and custody of such Conforming Waste.

Destination Name: Signature Date

HSE Coordinator
Comments/Warnings:
Generator Transporter WMF
 Hazardous wastes
are wastes which may pose a hazard to human or environmental health due to their flammable,
corrosive, reactive, toxic, mutagenic or radioactive nature. Examples of hazardous wastes include:

Fuels (diesel petrol) and grease.

Paints (some) and thinner.
Fluorescent bulbs / tubes.
Medical wastes.
And any others wastes.

Correct segregation
1. wastes placed in a hazardous waste
skip. With Clearly visible “Hazardous
Waste” signage
2. All the hazardous waste are placed in a
closed storage place in the exterior of
warehouse
3. Signage to be provided on both sides of
the storage area.
4. A register of each entry of hazardous
waste will be maintained
 Waste Streams classification
Restricted (examples) Non-restricted (examples)
– Used filters, rags, absorbent – Garbage/trash
materials
– Produced Sands / Solids / Sludges – Office trash
– Oily debris / sludges – Living quarters wastes
– Non-Aqueous Fluid Drilling sludges – Construction debris
– Used oil
– Demolition debris
– Flammable Fluids - paints, solvents)
– Corrosive Materials - acids, caustics) – Cement, concrete, sand
– Chemical Wastes (drilling fluid – Empty containers (rinsed clean as
additives, anti-freeze, corrosion / appropriate)
scale inhibitors, demulsifiers,
– Clean scrap metal, rubber, wood,
surfactants, etc.)
plastic, and glass
– Medical wastes - bodily fluids, used
bandages, syringes)
– Batteries (lead-acid, Ni-Cd, lithium)