ENVIRONMENTAL

STATEMENTREPORT

For Year:- 2019-2020

Submitted to :

Uttarakhand Environment Protection and

Pollution Control Board
(UEPPCB)
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ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT REPORT

For Year 2019-20

M/S SRI AMBA INDUSTRIES

(PCB ID: 11888)

PART A
i. Name and address of the SANJEEV KAPOOR
owner/Occupier of the industry Plot No. 14, Lakeshwari, Bhagwanpur,18 KM
Operations Or Process Roorkee-Dehradun Road,Dist, Roorkee,
Uttarakhand 247667
ii Production Capacity

Product Capacity ( Numbers PA) Production Started On

Head Light Visor 40,00,000 Apr 2008

Pieces
Mud Guard 20,00,000 Apr 2008
Tail Panel 3,00,000 Apr 2008
Side Panel 3,00,000 Apr 2008
Side Box 1,50,000 Apr 2008
Helmet 3,50,000 Apr 2008
Die Casting 12,00,000 Apr 2008
Head Light Visor 40,00,000 Apr 2008
Pieces
Total 83,00,000 Apr 2008

*Float & Reflective glass are produced on the same line so during production of Reflective
Glass, the production of Float Glass is stopped and vice-versa.
** Mirror and Painted Glass are produced on the same line so during production of Painted
Glass, the production of Mirror is stopped and vice-versa

iii Year of Establishment April 2008

iv Date of the last Environmental
26-09-2019
statement submitted
 PART B
WATER AND RAW MATERIAL CONSUMPTION

(i) Water consumption (m3 /day) during previous Financial Year (2019-2020)

Name of the process Consumption KL/day

Process 40
Cooling 20
Domestic 40

(ii) Raw Material Consumption during Previous Financial Year (2019-2020)

Name of Raw Material Raw Material Consumption in Metric Tonnes

(t)
Plastic Dana 3861.480
Paint 1107.144
Packing Material 6999.204
ADC 417.648
 PART B
Pollution Discharged to environment/Unit of Output
(Parameters specified in the Consent Issued)

(i) Pollutio Unit of Quality of Standards Variation from

n measurem Pollutants Max. Limit prescribed
ent Discharged standards with
(Mass/day) Reasons
a) Water **
pH -- 6-8.5
TSS mg/l 100
BOD mg/l 30
COD mg/l 250
Oil & Grease mg/l 10

b) Air
Stack Emissions
Suspended mg/Nm3 150
Particulate matter
Sulphur Dioxide PPM -
Oxides of Nitrogen PPM -
NO2
Ambient Air
Quality
Suspended mg/Nm3
Particulate matter
Sulphur Dioxide PPM
Oxides of Nitrogen PPM
NO2
Noise
Inside the factory
building
Outside the
Building inside
premises

** All the treated water from STP is used for irrigation of green belt in factory
premises. As is evident from the treated domestic effluent, stack emission
monitoring and ambient air quality data, that all environmental infrastructures is
in operation not only to meet the prescribed limit but in fact, discharge level is
far below the legal requirement.
 PART C

Hazardous Wastes

[As Specified Under the Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundry
Movement) Rules, 2016]

Hazardous Wastes Total Quality

During Previous During Current Financial Year

Financial Year(2018- (2019-2020)
2019)

a) From Process

Used Oil/Lube MS Container Nil Nil

200 Lit.

b) From Pollution N/A N/A

Control Facilities

c) From Utilities

Fork Lift Yard & DG House &

Other Machines

Paint Sludge 200 Lit. 9.042 MT.. 10.29 MT

 PART D

Solid Wastes

Non-Hazardous Wastes UOM

During Previous During Current

Financial Year Financial Year (2018-
(2017-18) 19)

a) From Process

Empty MS Drum 200 Ltr Pcs. 20 40

Empty Plastic Container 200 Ltr
Pcs. 8 12
Empty MS/Plastic container 20/35 Ltr
Empty MS/Plastic container 35/50 Ltr Pcs. 10 512

b) From Pollution Control

Facilities
Tons 12 7.5
STP Sludge
ETP Sludge N/A N/A N/A

c) From Utilities/Packaging Area

Iron Steel
Ton 4.90 2.160
Black Steel Iron Strip
Waste Plastic Bag/Waste Ton 5.2 8.470
Tarpaulin
Waste Polythene Ton 9.45 4.86
M.S Turning
Ton 7.7 4.88
Wooden Scrap
Wooden Scrap(fire wood) Ton 3.13 00.00

5.31 2.050

11.15 9.83

d) Canteen Ton .50 Approx .20 Approx

Canteen Waste
 PART E

Hazardous Wastes

Please specify the characterizations (in terms of composition of quantum) of hazardous as

well as solid wastes and indicate disposal practice approved adopted for both these
categories of wastes.

Types of Source Composition Quantum/Month Storage Disposal

waste Practice
Hazardous From Maintenance & Utilities
Waste Used Oil/Lube Used Oil & 200 Ltrs. Yes Sold to auth.
Grease recycling
a) From Packaging
Non- Iron Steel Waste Iron .6 tons Yes
Hazardous & Steel
Waste Black Steel Iron Packing .3 tons Yes
strip Steel Strip
Waste Plastic Plastic Bags .82 tons Yes Sold to scrap
Bag/Tarpaulin from Raw dealer for
Materials recycling/Reuse
Wooden Scrap From .4 tons Yes
packaging
b)From Canteen
Food Waste Raw & 152 kgs No Disposed in
prepared dairy for cattle
food feeding
C)From Pollution Control Facilities : N/A
 PART F

Impact of pollution abetment measures taken on conservation of natural resources and on

the cost of production

i) Air Pollution Control

 Stacks of adequate heights for process furnace and all the utilities such as diesel fire
engine and DG sets have been provided to reduce the emissions within permissible
limits.
 Air pollution control devices such as dust collector and bag filter are provided at the
place to control/reduce the emission within permissible limits.

ii) Water Pollution Control

 All the domestic water is collected through network of pipe and severs and taken to
the sewage treatment plant (STP) for treatment, the treated water from STP is taken
through pipes and used in irrigation for the development of green belts in the
factory premises.
 The sludge from the STP is collected on regular basis and is used as manure in the
green belt area.

iii) Hazardous Waste Management

 The hazardous wastes are handled and stored in a way so as to ensure that there
are no adverse impacts on air, soil and water, including ground water.
 Concrete containment has been provided for storage of Lubricating oils.
 All the operators of the plant who are involved in hazardous wastes handling and
storage related activities have been adequately trained and
Work-Instructions/Operational Control Procedures(OCPs) have been developed for
handling and storage of Haz. Waste.
 Incompliance with the Supreme Court Order of 14 th October 2016, and Board’s
notice of 5th December 2003, the plant has put two (2) display board of (6 x 4 feet
size each) outside the main gate. One of the boards displays the information related
to storage of hazardous chemicals and hazardous wastes. The other board display
the information on products manufactured, air emissions and effluent discharges
(both quantity and quality) The information on the boards is regularly updated.

iv) Green Belt Development

  Green belt inside the factory has been developed and currently there are about 21
trees inside the factory premises.

PART-G

Additional measures/investment proposal for environmental protection

including abatement of pollution, prevention of pollution.

Area of Concern Expenditure Item

Waste Provision for hazardous waste storage building-with
Management- impervious floor has been made
Hazardous
Provision of closed containers lube oils
STP sludge has been made and use of same as manure
is being done
Provide the storage of flammable waste- grounding,
bonding, non- sparking tools
Waste Construction of covered storage building has been done
Management- Non- in scrap yard
Hazardous
Energy Savings Waste heat recovery unit and installation of energy
efficient equipments for energy conservation.

PART- H

Any other particulars for improving the quality of the environment.

The plant has started management of all environmental tools at site required
for implementing an Environmental Management System (EMS) ISO
14001:2015. The facility will be managed to full fill the commitment to comply
with all applicable Indian legal requirements. In addition, to applicable global
environmental performance standards in place since its inception, and has
committed resources to Roorkee Unit to ensure that these standards are also
met. An internal Lab has also been set up where daily basis testing of effluents
can be done for required parameters. Necessary testing equipments have been
made available in the lab.