FEDERALENVIRONMENTALPROTECTIONAGENCYACT

ARRANGEMENTOFSECTIONS
PARTI
Establishment,membership,functionsandpowersoftheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgency
SECTION
1.

EstablishmentoftheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgency.

2.

GoverningCounciloftheAgency.

3.

EstablishmentandfunctionsoftheTechnicalCommittee.

4.

RemovalfromofficeofmemberoftheAgency.

5.

FunctionsoftheAgency.

6.

PowersoftheAgencytogivegrants,etc.

7.

PowerofthePresidenttogivedirections.

8.

DirectorGeneralandotherstaffoftheAgency.

9.

Pensions.

10.

PowersoftheDirectorGeneral.

11.

Powertoacceptgifts,etc.

12.

Residences,officesandpremises.

13.

FundoftheAgency.

14.

Borrowingpower.

15.

Annualestimates,accountsandaudit.
PARTII
Nationalenvironmentalstandards
Waterquality

16.

Federalwaterqualitystandards.

17.

Effluentlimitations.
Airqualityandatmosphericprotection

18.

Airquality,etc.

19.

Ozoneprotection.
Noise

20.

Noisecontrol.

Hazardoussubstances
21.

Dischargeofhazardoussubstances.

22.

Spiller'sliability.

23.

Removalmethods,etc.

24.

CooperationwiththeMinistryofPetroleumResources.
PARTIII
EstablishmentofStateandlocalgovernmentEnvironmentalProtectionBodies

25.EstablishmentofStateandlocalgovernmentbodies.

PARTIV
Supplementaryandmiscellaneous
Enforcementpowers

26.

Powerstoinspect,etc.

27.
Powerstosearch,seizeandarrest.

28.

Obstructionofauthorisedofficers.

29.

Authorisedofficerstodiscloseidentity.

30.

ProcedureinrespectofsuitsagainsttheAgency.

31.

Serviceofdocuments.

32.

RestrictiononexecutionagainstthepropertyoftheAgency.

33.

IndemnityofmembersandemployeesoftheAgency.

34.

Annualreport.
Generalpenaltiesandlegalproceedings

35.

Materialmisrepresentationandimpersonation.

36.

Generalpenalties.

37.

Companiesandfirmsliable.
Miscellaneous

38.

Delegationoffunctions,etc.

39.

Repeal,etc.

40.

Powertomakeregulations.

41.

Interpretation.

42.

Shorttitle.

SCHEDULE

SupplementaryprovisionsrelatingtotheAgency
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FEDERALENVIRONMENTALPROTECTIONAGENCYACT
AnActtoestablishtheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgencywithitsfunctionsandthepowersforthe
effectiveimplementationofsuchfunctions.
[1988No.58.1992No.59.1999No.14.]
[30thDecember,1988]
[Commencement.]

PARTI
Establishment,membership,functionsandpowersoftheFederal
EnvironmentalProtectionAgency

1.

EstablishmentoftheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgency

(1)ThereisherebyestablishedabodytobeknownastheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgency(inthisAct
referredtoas"theAgency")whichunderthatnameshallbeabodycorporatewithperpetualsuccessionanda
commonseal,andmaysueandbesuedinitscorporatename.
(2)TheAgencyshallbeanintegralpartofthePresidency.
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2.

GoverningCounciloftheAgency

(1)Thereshallbe,asthegoverningbodyoftheAgency,aCouncilwhichshallconsistofachairmantobeappointed
bythePresidentandthefollowingothermembers,thatis
(a)

thePermanentSecretarieschargedwithresponsibilityfor

(i)

AgricultureandNaturalResources;

(ii)

CommerceandTourism;

(iii)

Communications;

(iv)

CultureandTourism;

(v)

Education;

(vi)

Finance;

(vii)

Health;

(viii)

Industry;

(ix)

PetroleumResources;

(x)

ScienceandTechnology;

(xi)

SolidMinerals;

(xii)

Transport;

(xiii)

WorksandHousing;

(xiv)

YouthandSports;

(b)

twootherpersonsfromtheprivatesectorwhoshallhavedistinguishedthemselvesmenvironmental
matters.

(2)..
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(3)ThesupplementaryprovisionscontainedintheScheduletothisActshallhaveeffectwithrespecttothe
proceedingsoftheAgencyandtheothermattersthereinmentioned.
[Schedule.]
3.

EstablishmentandfunctionsoftheTechnicalCommittee

(1)ThereisherebyestablishedfortheAgency,atechnicalcommitteetobeknownastheFederalEnvironmental
ProtectionAgencyTechnicalCommittee(inthisActreferredtoas"theTechnicalCommittee").
(2)TheTechnicalCommitteeshallconsistofthefollowingmembers,thatis
(a)

achairmanwhoshallbetheDirectorGeneralandchiefexecutiveoftheAgency;

(b)

threedistinguishedpersonshavingwideknowledgeandpossessingsuchskillsandexpertisein
environmentalmatters;

(c)

onerepresentativeeachofthefollowingMinistriesnotbelowtherankofaDirector,that1S

(i)

Agriculture,WaterResourcesandRuralDevelopment;

(ii)

Finance;

(i)

HealthandHumanServices;

(iv)

IndustriesandTechnology;

(v)

PetroleumandMineralResources;

(vi)

WorksandHousing;

(vii)

TransportandCommunications;

(viii)

EducationandYouthDevelopment;and

(d)

arepresentativeeachof

(i)

theManufacturers'AssociationofNigeria;and

(ii)

theNigerianConservationFoundation.

(3)ThefunctionsoftheTechnicalCommitteeshallbe

(a)

toassistandadvisetheCouncilandtheAgencyintheperformanceoftheirfunctionsunderthisAct;
and

(b)

togivetechnicalopiniononissuesreferredtoitordelegatedbytheCouncil.
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4.

RemovalfromofficeofmemberoftheAgency

Theofficeofamemberwhoisnotapublicofficershallbecomevacantifheresignshisofficebyaletteraddressed
byhimtothePresident,orifthePresidentissatisfiedthatitisnotintheinterestoftheAgencyfortheperson
appointedtocontinueinofficeasamember,inwhichcasethePresidentshallnotifythememberinwritingtothat
effect.
5.

FunctionsoftheAgency

TheAgencyshall,subjecttothisAct,haveresponsibilityfortheprotectionanddevelopmentoftheenvironment
andbiodiversityconservationandsustainabledevelopmentofNigeria'snaturalresourcesingeneraland
environmentaltechnology,includinginitiationofpolicyinrelationtoenvironmentalresearchandtechnology;and
withoutprejudicetothegeneralityoftheforegoing,itshallbethedutyoftheAgencyto
[1992No.59.]

(a)
prepareacomprehensivenationalpolicyfortheprotectionoftheenvironmentand
conservationofnaturalresources,includingprocedureforenvironmentalimpactassessment
foralldevelopmentprojects;

(b)
prepare,inaccordancewiththeNationalPolicyontheEnvironment,periodicmasterplans
forthedevelopmentofenvironmentalscienceandtechnologyandadvisetheFederal
Governmentonthefinancialrequirementsfortheimplementationofsuchplans;

(c)

(i)
theFederalGovernmentonnationalenvironmentalpoliciesandpriorities,the

conservationofnaturalresourcesandsustainabledevelopment,andscientificand

technologicalactivitiesaffectingtheenvironmentandnaturalresources;

(d)
promotecooperationinenvironmentalscienceandconservationtechnologywithsimilar
bodiesinothercountriesandwithinternationalbodiesconnectedwiththeprotectionofthe
environmentandtheconservationofnaturalresources;

(e)
cooperatewithFederalandStateMinistries,localgovernments,statutorybodiesand
researchagenciesonmattersandfacilitiesrelatingtotheprotectionoftheenvironmentand
theconservationofnaturalresources;and

(f)
carryoutsuchotheractivitiesasarenecessaryorexpedientforthefulldischargeofthe
functionsoftheAgencyunderthisAct.

advise

(ii)
thePresidentontheutilisationoftheonepercentEcologicalFundforthe
protectionoftheenvironment;

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6.

PoweroftheAgencytogivegrants,etc.

Incarryingoutthefunctionsprescribedinsection5ofthisActandinotherprovisionsofthisAct,itshallbelawful
fortheAgencyto

(a)
makegrantstosuitableauthoritiesandbodieswithsimilarfunctionsfordemonstrationand
forsuchotherpurposesasmaybedeterminedappropriatetofurtherthepurposesand
provisionofthisAct;

(b)
collectandmakeavailable,throughpublicationsandotherappropriatemeansandinco
operationwithpublicorprivateorganisations,basicscientificdataandotherinformationpertainingtopollution
andenvironmentalprotectionmattersandthedegradationofnaturalresources;
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(c)
enterintocontractswithpublicorprivateorganisationsandindividualsforthepurposeof
executingandfulfillingitsfunctionsandresponsibilitiespursuanttothisAct;

(d)
establish,encourageandpromotetrainingprogrammesforitsstaffandotherappropriate
individualsfrompublicorprivateorganisations;

(e)
enterintoagreementswithpublicorprivateorganisationsandindividualstodevelop,utilise,
coordinateandshareenvironmentalmonitoringprogrammes,researcheffects,basicdata
orchemical,physicalandbiologicaleffectsofvariousactivitiesontheenvironmentandother
environmentallyrelatedactivitiesasappropriate;

(f)

establishadvisorycommitteescomposedofadministrative,technicalorotherexpertsinsuch
environmentalareasastheAgencymayconsiderusefulandappropriatetoassistitin
carryingoutthepurposesandprovisionsofthisAct;
[1992No.59.]

(g)
establishsuchenvironmentalcriteria,guidelines,specificationsorstandardsforthe
protectionofthenation'sairandinterStatewatersasmaybenecessarytoprotectthe
healthandwelfareorthepopulationfromenvironmentaldegradation;

(h)
establishsuchproceduresforindustrialoragriculturalactivitiesinordertominimisedamage
totheenvironmentandnaturalresourcesfromsuchactivities;

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(i)
maintainaprogrammeoftechnicalassistancetobodies(publicorprivate)concerning
implementationofnaturalresourcesconservation,environmentalcriteria,guidelines,regulationsandstandards
andmonitoringenforcementoftheregulationsandstandardsthereof;and
[1992No.59.]

(j)
developandpromotesuchprocesses,methods,devicesandmaterialsasmaybeusefulorincidentalin
carryingoutthepurposesandprovisionsofthisAct.
7.

PowerofthePresidenttogivedirections

SubjecttothisAct,thePresidentmaygivetotheAgencydirectionsofageneralnatureorrelatinggenerallyto
particularmatters,butnottoanyparticularindividualorcasewithregardtotheperformancebytheAgencyofits
functionsunderthisActanditshallbethedutyoftheAgencytocomplywiththedirections.
8.

DirectorGeneralandotherstaffoftheAgency

(1)ThereshallbeappointedbythePresidentaDirectorGeneraloftheAgency.

(2)TheDirectorGeneralshallbethechiefexecutiveoftheAgencyandshallholdofficeinthefirst
instanceforfiveyears,andthereafter,shallbeeligibleforreappointmentforonefurthertermoffiveyearsonly,
ontermsandconditionsasmaybespecifiedinhisletterofappointment.

(3)TheAgencymayappointsuchotherpersonstobeemployeesoftheAgencyasitmaydeemfit,on
suchtermsandconditionsasmaybedeterminedbytheAgency.

(4)TheAgencyshall,withtheapprovalofthePresident,makestaffregulationsgoverningconditionsof
serviceofitsemployees.

(5)TheAgencymaygrantloanstoitsemployeesforpurposesapprovedbythePresident.

9.Pensions
(1)ItisherebydeclaredthatserviceintheAgencyshallbepublicserviceforthepurposesofthePensionsActand
accordinglyofficersandothersuchstaffoftheAgencyshallinrespectoftheirservicesbeentitledtosuch
pensions,gratuitiesandotherretirementbenefitsasareprescribedthereunder.
[Cap.P4.]

(2)ForthepurposesoftheapplicationoftheprovisionsofthePensionsAct,anypowersexercisable
thereunderbyaMinisterorotherauthorityoftheGovernmentoftheFederation(notbeingthepowertomake
regulationsundersection23thereof)areherebyvestedinandshallbeexercisablebytheAgencyandnotbyany
otherpersonorauthority.
10.PoweroftheDirectorGeneral
TheDirectorGeneralshall,subjecttothepolicieslaiddownbytheAgency,developprogrammestocarryoutthe
purposesandprovisionsofthisActand,withoutprejudicetothegeneralityoftheforegoing,shall,inparticular
andinconsultationwithappropriateagencies
[1992No.59.]

(a)
establishprogrammesfortheprevention,reductionandeliminationofpollutionofthe
nation'sair,landandinterStatewaters,aswellasnationalprogrammesforrestorationand
enhancementofthenation'senvironmentandnaturalresources;
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(b)
encourageandpromotethecoordinationoftheconservationofnaturalresourcesand
environmentallyrelatedactivitiesatalllevels;
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(c)
utiliseandpromotetheexpansionofresearch,experiments,surveysandstudiesbypublicor
privateagencies,institutionsandorganisationsconcerningcauses,effects,extent,

prevention,reductionandeliminationofpollutionandsuchothermattersrelatedto
environmentalprotectionandnaturalresourcesconservationastheAgencymay,fromtime
totime,determinenecessaryanduseful;and
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(d)

conductpublicinvestigationsonpollutionandthedegradationofnaturalresources.
[1992No.59.]

11.Powertoacceptgifts,etc.
(1)Subjecttosubsection(2)ofthissection,theAgencymayacceptgiftsofland,money,booksorotherproperty
uponsuchtermsandconditions,ifany,asmaybespecifiedbythepersonmakingthegift.
(2)TheAgencyshallnotacceptanygiftiftheconditionsattachedtheretobythepersonmakingthegiftare
inconsistentwiththefunctionsoftheAgencyunderthisAct.
12.Residence,officesandpremises
(1)Forthepurposesofprovidingresidentialaccommodationforitsstaff,officesandpremisesas
maybeconsiderednecessaryfortheperformanceofitsfunctionsunderthisAct,theAgencymay

(a)

purchaseortakeonleaseanyinterestinland;and

(b)

build,furnish,equipandmaintainresidentialquarters,officesandpremises.

(2)SubjecttotheLandUseAct,theAgencymay,withtheapprovalofthePresident,sellorleaseanyresidential
quarters,land,officesorpremisesheldbyitandnolongerrequiredfortheperformanceofitsfunctions.
[Cap.L5.]
13.FundoftheAgency
(1)TheAgencyshallestablishandmaintainafundfromwhichthereshallbedefrayedallexpensesincurredbythe
AgencyintheperformanceoftheAgency'sdutiesandfunctionsunderthisAct.
(2)Thefundestablishedundersubsection(1)ofthissectionshallconsistofthefollowing,thatis

(a)

25percentoftheonepercentEcologicalFundoftheFederationAccount;

(b)
suchsumsasmay,fromtimetotime,begrantedtotheAgencybytheGovernmentofthe
Federation;

(c)
allmoneyraisedforthepurposesoftheAgencybywayofgifts,grantsinaid,testamentary
dispositionsandsaleofpublications;

(d)
subscriptions,feesandchargesforservicesrenderedbytheAgencyandallothersumsthat
mayaccruetotheAgencyfromanyothersource.
[1992No.59.]

14.Borrowingpower

(1)TheAgencymay,withtheconsentofthePresidentorinaccordancewiththegeneralauthoritygiven
bytheFederalGovernment,borrowbywayofloanoroverdraftfromanysourceanymoneysrequiredbythe
AgencytomeetitsobligationsanditsfunctionsunderthisAct,sohoweverthatnosuchconsentorauthorityshall
berequiredwherethesumoraggregateofthesumsinvolvedatanytimedoesnotexceedsuchamountasisfor
thetimebeingspecifiedinrelationtotheAgencybytheFederalGovernment.

(2)TheAgencymay,subjecttotheprovisionsofthisActandtheconditionsofanytrustinrespectofany
property,investalloranyofitsfundswiththelikeconsentorgeneralauthority.

(3)TheAgencymayinvestanyofitssurplusfundsinsuchsecuritiesasmaybepermittedbylaw.

15.Annualestimates,accounts,andaudit
(1)TheAgencyshallcausetobepreparednotlaterthansixmonthsbeforetheendofeachyearanestimateofthe
expenditureandincomeoftheAgencyduringthenextsucceedingfinancialyearand,whenprepared,theyshallbe
submittedtotheMinister.

(2)TheAgencyshallcausetobekeptproperaccountsandproperrecordsinrelationtheretoand,whencertified
bytheAgency,suchaccountsshallbeauditedasprovidedinsubsection(3)ofthissection.
(3)TheaccountsoftheAgencyshallbeauditedassoonasmaybepracticableaftertheendofeachyearby
auditorsappointedfromthelistandinaccordancewiththeguidelinessuppliedbytheAuditorGeneralforthe
Federation.
PARTII
Nationalenvironmentalstandards
Waterquality
16.Federalwaterqualitystandards

(1)TheAgencyshallmakerecommendationstothePresidentforthepurposeofestablishing

waterqualitystandardsfortheinterStatewatersofNigeriatoprotectthepublichealthorwelfareandenhance
thequalityofwatertoservethepurposesofthisAct.


(2)Inestablishingsuchstandards,theAgencyshalltakeintoconsiderationtheuseandvalueforpublic
watersupplies,propagationoffishandwildlife,recreationalpurposes,agricultural,industrialandotherlegitimate
uses.

(3)TheAgencyshallestablishdifferentwaterqualitystandardsfordifferentuses.

17.Effluentlimitations

(1)TheAgencyshall,assoonaspossibleafterthecommencementofthisAct,establisheffluent
limitationsfornewpointsourceswhichshallrequireapplicationofthebestcontroltechnologycurrentlyavailable
andimplementationofthebestmanagementpractices.

(2)TheAgencyshall,assoonaspossibleafterthecommencementofthisAct,establisheffluent
limitationsforexistingpointsourceswhichshallrequiretheapplicationofthebestmanagementpracticesunder
circumstancesasdeterminedbytheAgency,andshallincludeschedulesofcomplianceforinstallationand
operationofthebestpracticablecontroltechnologyasdeterminedbytheAgency.
Airqualityandatmosphericprotection
18.Airquality,etc.

(1)TheAgencyshallestablishmorecriteria,guidelines,specificationsandstandardstoprotectand
enhancethequalityofNigeria'sairresourcessoastopromotethepublichealthorwelfareandthenormal
developmentandproductivecapacityofthenation'shuman,animalorplantlife,andincludeinparticular

(a)

minimumessentialairqualitystandardsforhuman,animalorplanthealth;

(b)
thecontrolofconcentrationofsubstancesintheairwhichseparatelyorincombinationare
likelytoresultindamageordeteriorationofpropertyorofhuman,animalorplanthealth;

(c)

themostappropriatemeanstopreventandcombatvariousformsofatmosphericpollution;

(d)
controlsforatmosphericpollutionoriginatingfromenergysources,includingthatproducedby
aircraftandotherselfpropelledvehiclesandinfactoriesandpowergenerationstations;

(e)
standardsapplicabletoemissionfromanynewmobilesourcewhichintheAgency's
judgementcausesorcontributestoairpollutionwhichmayreasonablybeanticipatedto
endangerpublichealthorwelfare;and

(f)

theuseofappropriatemeanstoreduceemissiontopermissiblelevels.

(2)TheAgencymayestablishmonitoringstationsornetworkstolocatesourcesofatmosphericpollutionand
determinetheiractualorpotentialdanger.
19.Ozoneprotection
(1)TheAgencyshallundertaketostudydataandrecognisedevelopmentsininternationalforceandother
countriesregardingthecumulativeeffectofallsubstances,practices,processesandactivitieswhichmayaffectthe
stratosphere,especiallyozoneinthestratosphere.

(2)TheAgencymaymakerecommendationsandprogrammesforthecontrolofanysubstance,practice,process
oractivitywhichmayreasonablybeanticipatedtoaffectthestratosphere,especiallyozoneinthestratosphere,
whensucheffectmayreasonablybeanticipatedtoendangerpublichealthorwelfare.
(3)Forthepurposesofthissection,"stratosphere"meansthatpartoftheatmosphereabovethetroposphere.
Noise
20.Noisecontrol
(1)TheAgencyshall,assoonaspracticableafterthecommencementofthisAct,inconsultationwithappropriate
authorities

(a)

identifymajornoisesources,noisecriteriaandnoisecontroltechnology;and

(b)
establishsuchnoiseabatementprogrammesandnoiseemissionstandardsasitmay
determinenecessarytopreserveandmaintainpublichealthorwelfare.

(2)Anynoisecriteriaidentifiedunderthissectionshallreflectthescientificknowledgemostusefulinindicatingthe
kindandextentofallidentifiableeffectsonthepublichealthorwelfarewhichmaybeexpectedfromdiffering
qualitiesandquantitiesofnoise.
(3)TheAgencyshallmakerecommendationstocontrolnoiseoriginatingformindustrial,commercial,domestic,
sports,recreational,transportationorothersimilaractivities.
Hazardoussubstances

21.Dischargeofhazardoussubstances

(1)Thedischargeinsuchharmfulquantitiesofanyhazardoussubstanceintotheairoruponthelandandthe
watersofNigeriaorattheadjoiningshorelinesisprohibited,exceptwheresuchdischargeispermittedor
authorisedunderanylawinforceinNigeria.

(2)Anypersonwhoviolatestheprovisionsofsubsection(1)ofthissectioncommitsanoffenceandshall
onconvictionbeliabletoafinenotexceedingN100,000ortoimprisonmentforatermnotexceedingtenyearsor
tobothsuchfineandimprisonment.
(3)Whereanoffenceundersubsection(1)ofthissectioniscommittedbyabodycorporateitshallonconviction
beliabletoafinenotexceedingN500,000andanadditionalfineofN1,000foreverydaytheoffencesubsists.

(4)WhereanyoffenceunderthisActhasbeencommittedbyabodycorporate,thebodycorporateand
everypersonwhoatthetimetheoffencewascommittedwasinchargeof,orwasresponsibletothebody
corporatefortheconductofthebusinessofthebodycorporate,shallbedeemedtobeguiltyofsuchoffenceand
shallbeliabletobeproceededagainstandpunishedaccordingly:

Providedthatnothingcontainedinthissubsectionshallrenderanypersonliabletoanypunishment,ifhe
provesthattheoffencewascommittedwithouthisknowledgeorthatheexercisedallduediligencetopreventthe
commissionofsuchoffence.


(5)TheAgencyshall,assoonaspossibleafterthecommencementofthisAct,determineforthepurposes
ofthissectionwhatsubstancesarehazardoussubstancesandsuchhazardoussubstances,thedischargeofwhich
shallbeharmfulunderthecircumstancestopublichealthorwelfareand,forthispurpose,theAgencyshalltake
intoaccountsuchspecialcircumstancesincludinglocations,quantityandclimaticconditionsrelatingtodischarge
asitmaydetermineappropriate.

(6)NotwithstandingtheprovisionsofthissectionorofanyothersectionsofthisActtheprovisionsofthe
HarmfulWaste(SpecialCriminalProvisions,etc.)Actshallapplyinrespectofanyhazardoussubstanceconstituting
harmfulwasteasdefinedinsection15thereof.
[Cap.Hl.]
22.Spiller'sliability
(1)Exceptwhereanowneroroperatorcanprovethatadischargewascausedsolelybyanaturaldisasteroranact
ofwarorbysabotage,suchowneroroperatorofanyvesseloronshoreoroffshorefacilityfromwhichthe
hazardoussubstanceisdischargedinviolationofsection21ofthisAct,shallinadditiontothepenaltyspecifiedin
thatsectionbeliablefor

(a)
thecostofremovalthereof,includinganycostswhichmaybeincurredbyanyGovernment
bodyoragencyintherestorationorreplacementofnaturalresourcesdamagedordestroyed
asaresultofthedischarge;and

(b)
costsofthirdpartiesintheformofreparation,restoration,restitutionorcompensationas
maybedeterminedbytheAgencyfromtimetotime.

(2)Theowneroroperatororavesseloronshoreoroffshorefacilityfromwhichthereisadischargeinviolationof
section21ofthisActshall,tothefullestextentpossible,acttomitigatethedamageby

(a)

givingimmediatenoticeofthedischargetotheAgencyandanyotherrelevantagencies;

(b)
beginningimmediatecleanupoperationsfollowingthebestavailablecleanuppracticeand
removalmethodsasmaybeprescribedbyregulationsmadeundersection23ofthisAct;and

(c)

promptlycomplyingwithsuchotherdirectionsastheAgencymay,fromtimetotime,prescribe.

23.Removalmethods,etc.
ThePresidentforpurposesofthisPartofthisActmay,byregulations,prescribeanyspecificremovalmethods,
nationalcontingencyplans,financialresponsibilitylevelsforownersoroperatorsofvessels,oronshoreoroffshore
facilities,noticeandreportingrequirements,penaltiesandcompensationashemaydeterminenecessaryto
minimisepollutionbyanyhazardoussubstance.
24.CooperationwiththeMinistryofPetroleumResources
TheAgencyshallcooperatewiththeMinistryofPetroleumResources(DepartmentofPetroleumResources)for
theremovalofoilrelatedpollutantsdischargedintotheNigerianenvironmentandplaysuchsupportiveroleasthe
MinistryofPetroleumResources(DepartmentofPetroleumResources)may,fromtimetotime,requestfromthe
Agency.

PARTIII
EstablishmentofStateandlocalgovernmentenvironmentalprotectionbodies
25.EstablishmentofStateandlocalgovernmentbodies
ThePresidentshall,assoonaspossibleafterthecommencementofthisAct,encourageStatesandlocal
governmentcouncilstosetuptheirownenvironmentalprotectionbodiesforthepurposeofmaintaininggood
environmentalqualityintheareasofrelatedpollutantsundertheircontrol,subjecttotheprovisionsofthisAct.
PARTIV
Supplementaryandmiscellaneous
Enforcementpowers
26.Powerstoinspect,etc.
ForthepurposesofenforcingthisAct,anyauthorisedofficermay,withoutawarrant

(a)
requiretobeproduced,examineandtakecopiesof,anylicence,permit,certificateorother
documentrequiredunderthisActoranyregulationsmadethereunder;

(b)
requiretobeproducedandexamineanyappliance,deviceorotheritemusedinrelationto
environmentalprotection.

27.Powerstosearch,seizeandarrest
(1)Anyauthorisedofficer,wherehehasreasonablegroundsforbelievingthatanoffencehasbeencommitted
againstthisActoranyregulationsmadethereunder,maywithoutawarrant

(a)
enterandsearchanyland,building,vehicle,tent,vessel,floatingcraftoranyinlandwateror
otherstructurewhatsoever,inwhichhehasreasontobelievethatanoffenceagainstthis
Actoranyregulationsmadethereunderhasbeencommitted;

(b)
performtestsandtakesamplesofanysubstancesrelatingtotheoffencewhicharefoundon
theland,building,vehicle,tent,vessel,floatingcraftoranyinlandwaterorotherstructure
whatsoever,searchedpursuanttoparagraph(a)ofthissubsection;

(c)
and

(d)
seizeanyitemorsubstancewhichhehasreasontobelievehasbeenusedinthecommission
ofsuchoffenceorinrespectofwhichtheoffencehasbeencommitted.

causetobearrestedanypersonwhohehasreasontobelievehascommittedsuchoffence;

(2)Awrittenreceiptshallbegivenforanyarticleorthingseizedundersubsection(1)ofthissectionandthe
groundsforsuchseizureshallbestatedonsuchreceipt.
28.Obstructionofauthorisedofficers
Anypersonwho

(a)
wilfullyobstructsanyauthorisedofficerintheexerciseofanyofthepowersconferredon
himbythisAct;or

(b)
failstocomplywithanylawfulenquiryorrequirementsmadebyanyauthorisedofficerin
accordancewiththeprovisionsofsection26ofthisAct,

commitsanoffenceandshallonconvictionbeliabletoafinenotexceedingN500,000ortoimprisonmentfora
termnotexceedingtenyearsortobothsuchfineandimprisonment.
29.Authorisedofficerstodiscloseidentity
(1)Anyauthorisedofficer,notinuniformwhenactingundertheprovisionsofthisAct,shall,ondemand,declare
hisofficeandproducetoanypersonagainstwhomheistakingactionsuchidentificationorwrittenauthorityas
mayreasonablybesufficienttoshowthatheisanauthorisedofficerforthepurposesofthisAct.
(2)Itshallnotbeanoffenceforanypersontorefusetocomplywithanyrequest,demandorordermadebyany
authorisedofficernotinuniform,ifsuchauthorisedofficerrefuses,ondemandbeingmadebysuchperson,to
declarehisofficeorproducesuchidentificationorwrittenauthority.
30.ProcedureinrespectofsuitsagainsttheAgency

(1)NosuitagainsttheAgency,amemberoftheAgencyoranyemployeeoftheAgencyforanyactdone
inpursuanceorexecutionofanylaw,orofanypublicduties,orinrespectofanyallegedneglectordefaultinthe
executionofsuchlaw,dutiesorauthority,shalllieorbeinstitutedinanycourtunlessitiscommencedwithin
twelvemonthsnextaftertheact,neglectordefaultcomplainedofor,inthecaseofacontinuanceofdamageor
injury,withintwelvemonthsnextaftertheceasingthereof.

(2)NosuitshallbecommencedagainsttheAgencybeforetheexpirationofaperiodofonemonthafter
writtennoticeofintentiontocommencethesuitshallhavebeenservedupontheAgencybytheintendingplaintiff
orhisagent;andthenoticeshallclearlyandexplicitlystate

(a)

thecauseofaction;

(b)

theparticularsoftheclaim;

(c)

thenameandplaceofabodeoftheintendingplaintiff;and

(d)

thereliefwhichheclaims.

31.Serviceofdocuments
Thenoticereferredtoinsection30(2)ofthisActandanysummons,noticeorotherdocumentrequiredor
authorisedtobeservedupontheAgencyundertheprovisionsofthisActoranyotherlaw,maybeservedby
deliveringthesametothechairmanortheDirectorGeneral,orbysendingitbyregisteredpostaddressedtothe
DirectorGeneral,attheSecretariatoftheAgency.
32.RestrictiononexecutionagainstthepropertyoftheAgency

InanyactionorsuitagainsttheAgency,noexecutionorattachmentorprocessinthenaturethereofshallbe
issuedagainsttheAgency,butanysumsofmoneywhichbyjudgmentofthecourtareawardedagainsttheAgency
shall,subjecttoanydirectionsgivenbytheAgency,bepaidfromthegeneralreservefundoftheAgency.
33.IndemnityofmembersoftheAgencyandemployeesoftheAgency
EverymemberoftheAgency,oragent,auditororemployeeforthetimebeingoftheAgency,shallbeindemnified
outoftheassetsoftheAgencyagainstanyliabilityincurredbyhimindefendinganyproceeding,whethercivilor
criminal,ifanysuchproceedingisbroughtagainsthimincapacityassuchmember,agent,auditororemployeeas
aforesaid.
34.Annualreport
TheAgencyshall,notlaterthan30Septemberineachyear,submittotheMinisterareportontheactivitiesofthe
Agencyanditsadministrationduringtheimmediatelyprecedingyearandshallincludeinsuchreporttheaudited
accountsoftheAgency.
Generalpenaltiesandlegalproceedings
35.Materialmisrepresentationandimpersonation
(1)Ifapersonknowinglyorrecklesslymakesanystatementinpurportedcompliancewitharequirementtofurnish
information,whichisfalseinamaterialparticular,hecommitsanoffenceandshallonconvictionbeliabletoafine
notexceedingN200orimprisonmentforatermnotexceedingoneyearortobothsuchfineandimprisonment.
(2)AnypersonwhofalselyrepresentshimselftobeanauthorisedofficeroftheAgencyandassumestodoanyact
ortoattendinanyplaceforthepurposeofdoinganyactonbehalfoftheAgency,shallbeguiltyofanoffences
underthisActandonconvictionshallbeliabletoimprisonmentforatermnotexceedingtwoyears.
36.Generalpenalties
AnypersonwhocontravenesanyprovisionsofthisActoranyregulationmadethereundercommitsanoffenceand
shallonconviction,wherenospecificpenaltyisprescribedtherefor,beliabletoafinenotexceedingN20,000orto
imprisonmentforatermnotexceedingtwoyearsortobothsuchfineandimprisonment.
37.Companiesandfirmsliable
WhereanyoffenceagainstthisActoranyregulationsmadethereunderhasbeencommittedbyabodycorporate
orbyamemberorapartnershiporotherfirmorbusiness,everydirectororofficerofthatbodycorporateorany
memberofthepartnershiporotherpersonconcernedwiththemanagementofsuchfirmorbusinessshall,on
conviction,beliabletoafinenotexceedingN500,000forsuchoffenceand,inaddition,thebodycorporate,firmor
partnershipshallbedirectedtopaycompensationforanydamageresultingfromsuchbreachthereofortorepair
andrestorethepollutedenvironmentalareatoanacceptablelevelasapprovedbytheAgency.
[1992No.59.]
Miscellaneous
38.Delegationoffunctions,etc.

(1)TheCouncilmaydelegateanyofitsfunctionsanddutiesunderthisActtotheTechnicalCommitteeorthe
DirectorGeneral,asthecasemaybe.
[1992No.59.]
(2)Nothingcontainedinsubsection(1)ofthissectionshallprecludetheexercisebytheCouncilofanyofthe
functionsordutiesdelegatedbyittotheTechnicalCommitteeortheDirectorGeneral.
[1992No.59.]

39.Repeal,etc.
(1)TheNaturalResourcesConservationActisherebyrepealed.
[1992No.59.]
(2)Therepealoftheenactmentreferredtoinsubsection(1)ofthissectionshallnotaffectanythingdoneor
purportedtohavebeendoneundertherepealedenactment.
[1992No.59.]
40.Powertomakeregulations
TheDirectorGeneralmay,withtheapprovaloftheCouncil,makeregulationsgenerallyforthepurposesofthisAct
andwithoutprejudicetothegeneralityoftheforegoing,theDirectorGeneralmay,inparticular,prescribe
standardsfor

(a)

waterquality;

(b)

effluentlimitations;

(c)

airquality;

(d)

atmosphericprotection;

(e)

ozoneprotection;

(f)

noisecontrol;and

(g)

controlofhazardoussubstancesandremovalcontrolmethods.
[1992No.59.]

41.Interpretation
InthisAct,unlessthecontextotherwiserequires
"appropriateagencies"meansanygovernmentagencieswhichhavejurisdictionoverthelandorwateraffected
bythepollutionoranygovernmentagencieswhichordinarilyhavejurisdictionovertheoperationwhichledtothe
pollution;

"authorisedofficer"meansanyemployeeoftheAgency,anypoliceofficernotbelowtherankofanInspectorof
Police,oranycustomsofficer;
"court"meanstheFederalHighCourt;
"Director"meanstheDirectoroftheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgency;
"disposal"includesbothlandbaseddisposalanddumpinginwatersandairspaceofNigeria;
"effluentlimitation"meansanyrestrictionestablishedbytheAgencyofquantities,ratesandconcentrationof
chemical,physical,biologicalorotherconstituentswhicharedischargedfrompointsourcesintothewatersof
Nigeria;
"environment"includeswater,air,landandallplantsandhumanbeingsoranimalslivingthereinandtheinter
relationshipswhichexistamongtheseoranyofthem;
"hazardoussubstance"includesanysubstancedesignatedassuchbythePresidentbyorderpublishedinthe
FederalGazette;
"newsource"meansanysource,theconstructionofwhichiscommencedafterthepublicationofanyregulations
prescribingastandardofperformanceunderthisAct,whichareapplicabletosuchsource;
"offshorefacility"meansanyfacilityofanykindlocatedover,in,orunderanyofthewatersofNigeria;
"onshorefacility"meansanyfacility(including,butnotlimitedtomotorvehiclesandrollingstock)ofanykind
locatedover,in,orunderanylandwithinNigeriaotherthansubmergedland;
"owner"or"operator"means

(a)

inthecaseofavessel,anypersonowning,operatingorcharteringbydemisesuchvessel;

(b)
inthecaseofanonshorefacilityoranoffshorefacility,anypersonowningoroperatingsuch
onshorefacilityoroffshorefacility;and

(c)
inthecaseofanyabandonedoffshorefacility,thepersonwhoownedoroperatedsuch
facilityimmediatelypriortosuchabandonment;fromwhichpollutantsareormaybe
discharged;

"pointsource"meansanydiscernible,confinedanddiscreteconveyance,includingbutnotlimitedtoanypipe;
ditch,channel,tunnel,conduit,well,discretefissure,container,rollingstock,concentratedanimalfeeding
operationorvesselorotherfloatingcraftfromwhichpollutantsareormaybedischarged;
"pollution"meansmanmadeormanaidedalterationofchemical,physicalorbiologicalqualityofthe
environmenttotheextentthatisdetrimentaltothatenvironmentorbeyondacceptablelimitsand"pollutant"
shallbeconstruedaccordingly;
"removal"meansremovalofhazardoussubstancesfromwatersofNigeria,includingshorelinesorthetakingof
suchotheractionasmaybenecessarytominimiseormitigatedamagetothepublichealthorwelfare,ecologyand
naturalresourcesofNigeria;

"watersofNigeria"meansallwaterresourcesinanyform,includingatmospheric,surfaceandsubsurface,and
undergroundwaterresourceswherethewaterresourcesareinterState,orintheFederalCapitalTerritory,
territorialwaters,ExclusiveEconomicZoneorinanyotherareaunderthejurisdictionoftheFederalGovernment.
42.Shorttitle
ThisActmaybecitedastheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyAct.
___________________________

SCHEDULE
[Section2(3).]

SUPPLEMENTARYPROVISIONSRELATINGTOTHEAGENCY
Proceedings
1.SubjecttothisActandsection27oftheInterpretationAct(whichprovidesfordecisionsofastatutorybodyto
betakenbyamajorityofitsmembersandforthepersonpresidingtohaveasecondorcastingvote),theCouncil
maymakestandingordersregulatingtheproceedingsoftheCounciloranycommitteethereof.
[Cap.123.]
2.EverymeetingoftheCouncilshallbepresidedoverbythechairmanorinhisabsencethememberspresentat
themeetingshallelectoneoftheirnumbertopresideatthemeeting.
3.ThequorumatameetingoftheCouncilshallconsistofthechairman(orinanappropriatecasetheperson
presidingatthemeetingpursuanttoparagraph2ofthisSchedule)andsixothermembers.
4.WhereuponanyspecialoccasiontheCouncildesirestoobtaintheadviceofanypersononanyparticular
matter,theCouncilmaycooptthatpersontobeamemberforasmanymeetingsasmaybenecessary;andthat
personwhilesocooptedshallhavealltherightsandprivilegesofamemberexceptthatheshallnotbeentitledto
vote.
Committees
5.(1)Subjecttoitsstandingorders,theCouncilmayappointsuchnumberofstandingandadhoccommitteesasit
thinksfittoconsiderandreportonanymatterwithwhichtheCouncilisconcerned.

(2)Everycommitteeappointedundertheforegoingprovisionsofthisparagraphshallbepresidedoverby
amemberoftheCouncilandshallbemadeupofsuchnumberofotherpersons,notnecessarilymembersofthe
Council,astheCouncilmaydetermineineachcase.

(3)ThequorumofanycommitteesetupbytheCouncilshallbeasmaybedeterminedbytheCouncil.

6.Wherestandingordersmadepursuanttoparagraph1ofthisScheduleprovideforacommitteeoftheCouncilto
consistofcooptedpersonswhoarenotmembersoftheCouncil,thecommitteemayadvisetheCouncilonany
matterreferredtoitbytheCouncilandthemembersthereofmayattendanymeetingoftheCouncilforthat
purpose.
Miscellaneous
7.ThefixingofthesealoftheAgencyshallbeauthenticatedbythesignatureoftheDirectorGeneralofthe
Agency.
[1992No.59.]
8.Anycontractorinstrumentwhich,ifmadebyapersonnotbeingabodycorporate,wouldnotberequiredtobe
underseal,maybemadeorexecutedonbehalfoftheAgencybytheDirectororbyanyotherpersongenerallyor
speciallyauthorisedtoactforthatpurposebytheCouncil.
9.Anydocumentpurportingtobeacontract,instrumentorotherdocumentdulysignedorsealedonbehalfofthe
Agencyshallbereceivedinevidenceandshall,unlessthecontraryisproved,bepresumedwithoutfurtherproof
tohavebeensosignedorsealed.
10.ThevalidityofanyproceedingsoftheCouncilorofacommitteethereofshallnotbeadverselyaffected

(a)

byanyvacancyinthemembershipoftheCounciloranycommitteethereof;or

(b)

byanydefectintheappointmentofamemberoftheCounciloranycommitteethereof.

11.AnymemberoftheCounciloracommitteethereofwhohasapersonalinterestinanycontractorarrangement
enteredintoorproposedtobeconsideredbytheAgencyorcommitteethereofshallforthwithdisclosehisinterest
totheCouncilorthecommitteeandshallnotvoteonanyquestionrelatingtothecontractorarrangement.
12.NomemberoftheCouncilshallbepersonallyliableforanyactdoneoromissionmadeingoodfaithwhile
engagedonthebusinessoftheAgency.
____________________

FEDERALENVIRONMENTALPROTECTIONAGENCYACT
SUBSIDIARYLEGISLATION
____________________________

ListofSubsidiaryLegislation
1.

NationalEnvironmentalProtection(EffluentLimitation)Regulations.

2.
NationalEnvironmentalProtection(PollutionAbatementinIndustriesandFacilitiesGenerating Wastes)
Regulations.

3.

NationalEnvironmentalProtection(ManagementofSolidandHazardousWastes)Regulations.
_____________________________
NATIONALENVIRONMENTALPROTECTION(EFFLUENTLIMITATION)REGULATIONS
[S.I.8of1991.]

undersection40

[15thAugust,1991]
[Commencement.]
1.

Installationofantipollutionequipment

(1)Everyindustryshallinstallantipollutionequipmentforthedetoxificationofeffluentandchemical
dischargesemanatingfromtheindustry.

(2)Aninstallationmadepursuanttoparagraph(1)ofthisregulationshallbebasedontheBestAvailable
Technology(BAT),theBestPracticalTechnology(BPT)ortheUniformEffluentStandards(UES).
2.

Wastewaterparameters

(1)Theselectedwastewaterparametersfortheindustriesspecifiedincolumn1oftheFirstScheduletothese
Regulationsaresetoutincolumns2and3respectivelyoftheSchedule.
[FirstSchedule.]
(2)TheparametersshallbecontinuouslymonitoredtoensurecompliancewiththeseRegulations.
3.

Treatmentofeffluent

(1)AnindustrywhichdischargeseffluentshalltreattheeffluenttoauniformlevelasspecifiedintheSecond
ScheduletotheseRegulationstoensureassimilationbythereceivingwaterintowhichtheeffluentisdischarged.
[SecondSchedule.]
(2)ThenearestofficeoftheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyshallbefurnishedfromtimetotimewith
thecompositionofanyeffluenttreatedasspecifiedinparagraph(1)ofthisregulation.

4.

Additionalsectoraleffluentlimitationtreatment

Anindustryspecifiedincolumn1oftheThirdScheduletotheseRegulationsshallbesubjecttotheadditional
sectoraleffluentlimitationssetoutincolumns2and3respectivelyoftheSchedule.

[ThirdSchedule.]
5.

Penalty

ApersonwhocontravenesaprovisionoftheseRegulationsisguiltyofanoffenceandliableonconvictiontothe
penaltyspecifiedinsection36or37oftheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyAct.
6.Shorttitle
TheseRegulationsmaybecitedastheNationalEnvironmental(EffluentLimitation)Regulations.
______________________

SCHEDULES
FIRSTSCHEDULE
[Regulation2.]
Importantwastewaterparametersforselectedindustrialclassifications

Column1

Column2

Column3

Industry

*Group1

*Group11

TotalDissolvedphenol,
Aluminium

(A) Aluminiumindustry

SuspendedSolids,Free

ChlorineFluoride,phosphorus,oil
andGrease,PH

Automobileindustry

SuspendedSolids,OilandCrease,

COD,Chlorides,Nitrate,Ammonia,
BOD5Chromium,Tin,Phosphorus,

Sulphates,Tin,Lead,Cadmium,
Cyanide,Copper,Nickel,Iron,ZincTotalDissolvedSolids
andPhenol

(C)

CaneSugar
Processing
Industry

BOD5,pH,Suspended
Solids,SettleableSolids,
TotalColiform,Oiland
Grease,ToxicMaterials

(D)

Cannedand
PreservedFruits
andVegetables
Industry

BOD5,COD,pH

Colour,FaecalColiforms,

Phosphorus,Total

SuspendedSolids,

Temperature,TotalDissolved
Solids,TotalInorganicCarbon.

Alkalinity,Nitrogen,Total
Temperature,Total
DissolvedSolids,Colour,
Turbidity,Foam.

(E)

Confined

LivestockFeeding
Industry

BOD5COD

(F)

(G)

(H)

BeverageIndustry

DairyIndustry

BOD5pH,Suspended
Solids,SettleableSolids,
TotalColiform,Oiland
Grease,ToxicMaterials
BOD5,COD,pH,
SuspendedSolids

Alkalinity,Nitrogen,

Phosphorus,Temperature,

TotalDissolvedSolids,

Colour,Turbidity,Foam.

Chlorides,Colour,

Nitrogen,Phosphorus,

Temperature,TotalOrganic

Carbon,Toxicity,Turbidity.

Fertilizer

Industry:Nitrogen
FertilizerIndustry

Ammonia,Chloride,
Chromium,Total
DissolvedSolids,Nitrate,
Sulphate,Suspended
Solids,Ureaandother

(I)

Phosphate
FertilizerIndustry

OrganicNitrogenCompounds,Zinc
Calcium,Dissolved

Solids,Fluoride,pH,phosporus
Phosphorus,Suspended

Solids,Temperature

(J)

FlatGlass,Cement
Lime,Sulphate,
Gypsumand

industries

COD,pH,Phosphorus,

BODS,Chromates,Zinc,
SuspendedSolids,

Copper,Chromium,Iron,Tin,

SilverNitrate,Organicand Asbestos
Temperature

InorganicWaterBreaking

Chemicals,SyntheticResins,Total

DissolvedSolids.

Cement,ConcreteLime
andGypsum

COD,pH,Suspended
Solids,Temperature

(J)

Asbestos

GrainMillingIndustry

COD,pH,TOC,SuspendedSolids

BOD5,SuspendedSolids,
Temperature

(K)

InorganicChemicals;
AlkalineandChlorine
Industry

Acidity/Alkalinity,Total

BOD5,COD,TOC,Chlorinated
Solids,TotalSuspended

Benzeniods,Polynuclear
Solids,Chlorides,Sulphates

Aromatics,Phenols,Fluorides,

Silicates,TotalPhosphorus,

Cyanide,Mercury,Chromium,

Lead,Titanium,Iron,Aluminium,

Boron,Arsenic,Temperature.

FaecalColiforms,
Nitrogen,TotalSolids,
phosphate,pH,TOC.

Calcium,COD,Gas
PurificationChemicals,
Iron,TotalOiland
Greases,pH,Phosphate,
Sodium,Temperature.

Acidity,Aluminium,
Arsenic,Iron,Mercury,
Nitrogen,Sulphate,
Uranium.

Alkalinity,Chromates,Zinc,
Sulphite,TotalDissolvedSolids.

Chromates,Phosphates,Zinc,
Sulphite,TotalDissolved,Solids.
COD,pH,TOC,Total
DissolvedSolids.

(L)

LeatherTanning BOD5,COD,Chromium,OilGrease,PH,

Alkalinity,Colour,Hardness,
andFinishing
SuspendedSolids,TotalSolids

NitrogenSodiumChloride Industry

TemperatureToxicity.

(M)

MeatProduct
BOD5,pH,SuspendedSolids,Settleable

Ammonia,Turbidity,Total Industry
Solids,OilandGrease,TotalColiform,Toxic

DissolvedSolids,Phosphates,

Materials.

Colour.

(N)

MetalFinishing COD,OilandGrease,Heavy,Metals,
SuspendedSolids,Cyanide

(O)

TOC,OrganicChloride,Totall
OrganicChemicals BOD5,COD,pH,TotalSuspendedSolids,
Industry
FreeFloatingOil

Phosphorus,HeavyMetals,

Phenols,Cyanides,TotalNitrogen,

OtherPollutants.

(P)

Petroleum
RefiningIndustry

Ammonia,BOD5,
Chromium,COD,Oil,pH,Phenols,Sulphides
SuspendedSolids,TemperatureTotal
DissolvedSolids

NoneSpecified.

Chloride,Colour,Copper,Cyanide,
,Iron,LeadMercaptans,Nitrogen,
Odour,TotalPhosphorus,Sulphate,
TOC,Toxicity,Turbidity,Volatile
SuspendedSolids,Zinc.

(Q)

PlasticMaterialsand
SyntheticsIndustry

BOD5,COD,pH,Total

TotalDissolvedSolids,
Sulphates,Phosphorus,Nitrate,
SuspendedSolids,OilandGrease,
Phenols

,OrganicNitrogen,Ammonia,

Cyanides,ToxicAdditivesand

Materials,ChlorinatedBenzeniods

andPolynuclearAromatics,Zinc,

Mercaptans.

(R)

PulpandPaperIndustry
BOD5,COD,TOC,pH,TotalSuspended
Nutrients(NitrogenandPhosph

Solids,Coliform,FaecalColiform,Colour,Heavy orus,TotalDissolvedSolids.

Metals,ToxicMaterials,TurbidityAmmonia,Oil
andGreasePhenols,Sulphide

(S)

SteamGeneration
andSteamElectric
PowerGeneration

(T)

SteelIndustry

(U)

TextileMillProducts
Industry

BOD5,Chlorine,ChromateOil,pH,
Phospate,SuspendedSolids,Temperature

Boron,Copper,IronNondegrad
ableOrganics,TotalDissolvedSoli

ds,Zinc.

OilandGrease,pH,Chloride,Sulphates,
Nonespecified.
Ammonia,Cyaides,Phenols,SuspendedSolids,
Iron,Tin,Temperature,Chromium,Zinc
BOD5,COD,pH,SuspendedSolids,
Chromium,Phenolics,Sulphide,
Alkalinity

HeavyMetals,Colour,Oiland

Grease,TotalDissolvedSulphides
,Temperature,ToxicMaterials.

*GroupI:Mostsignificantparametersforwhicheffluentlimitwillmostoftenbeset
.*GroupII:Additionalparameters.

_______________________________
SECONDSCHEDULE
[Regulation3.]
EffluentlimitationguidelinesinNigeriaforallcategoriesofindustries

Unitsinmilligramperlitre

(mg/l)unlessotherwisestated

Parameters

Limitfordischargeintosurfacewater

Limitforlandwater

Temperature

Lessthan40Cwithin15

Lessthan40C

metreofoutfall

Colour(LovibondUnits)

PH..

69

69

BOD5at20C

30(30)

50(50)

Totalsuspendedsolids

30

Totaldissolvedsolids.

2,000

2,000

Chloride(asC1)

600

600

Sulphate(asS042). 500

1,000

Sulphide(asS2_)0.2

Cyanide(asCN)

Detergents(Linearalkylatesulphonateasmethyleneblue
activesubstance)15

15

Oilandgrease

10

20(20)

Nitrate(asN03)..

20

Phosphate(asP043) 5

10

Arsenic(asAs)..

0.1

0.1

Barium(asBa)., 5

Tin(asSn)..

10

10

Iron(asFe)20

Manganese(asMn)5

Phenoliccompounds(asphenol).0.2

Chlorine(free).1.0

Cadmium,Cd.

Lessthan1

Chromium(trivalentandhexavelent)

Lessthan1

Copper
Lead

Lessthan1
Lessthan1

Mercury.0.05

Nickel......................................

Selenium..

Lessthan1

Lessthan1

Silver..0.1

Zinc. Lessthan1

Totalmetals..

Calcium(asCa2+).

.200

Magnesium(asMg2+)..200

Boron(asB).. 5

AlkylmercurycompoundsNotdetectable

Notdetectable

PolychlorinatedBiphenyl(PCBs).

0.003

Pesticides(Total) Lessthan0.01

Lessthan0.01

Alphaemitters,uc/ml.........................................

107

Betaemitters,uc/ml.......................................

106

Coliform(dailyaverage).

.400MPN/100ml

0.003

Suspendedfibre.

500MPN/100ml

ThirdSchedule
[Regulation4.]
NATIONALEFFLUENTLIMITATIONSANDGASEOUSEMISSIONSGUIDELINESINNIGERIAFORSPECIFICINDUSTRIES

Industry
Problems

Guidelinesforconcentration
Maximum

chargeinto

allowedfordisinland

waters
Agricultural

PhosphateFertilizer

Effluent(mg/l)
Chemicals
(WasteWater)GypsumsludgeSuspendedsolids. 15

Acidwastewater.Phosphate(P043_)

Highfluoride..................Fluorides(F)

HighphosphatepH..

89

NitrogenousFertilizer

Similarproblem.FreeAmmonia(asNH4+).0.1

Arsenic(asAs)0.1

PH.69

N03..20
UreaFertilizer

Similarproblem..

Ammonia(asN).0.6

PH..69

Pesticides

Industry

Problems

Agricultural
Chemicals

PhosphateFertilizer

TotalPesticidesLessthan
Emission(mg/m3).0.1

Guidelinesforconcerntration
chargeinto

Maximumallowed
fordislandwaters

Effluent(mg/l

Brewery

(GaseousEmission)..Particulatematterfrom

blendingandmixing..Particulate..100

Fluorides.Fluoride..9.0

Ammoniavapours..Ammonia..3,600

Pesticidevapours.................................TotalPesticides..100

(SolidWastes)..Highvolumegypsumfromfertilizer

manufacture

Effluent(mg/l)

AutomotiveBattery

Totalsuspendedsolids

(TSS)28

(WasteWater)AcidWasteWater.Oilandgrease10

pH69
Iron.0.20

Cadmium............0.01

Nickel................................................0.05

Copper.0.06

Lead0.01

Cobalt..0.5

Arsenic.

0.1

(GaseousEmission)Leadparticulate
(SolidWastes).. Defectivebatterycasmg

DefectiveleadplatesBrewery

Industry

Problems

Agricultural
Chemicals

PhosphateFertilizer

Guidelinesforconcerntration
chargeinto

Brewery

Maximumallowed
fordislandwaters

Effluent(mg/l

Alkalineeffluent. Suspendedsolids 15

HighsuspendedsolidsBODs..

30

(WasteWater)..HighBOD..pH.69

HighCOD.COD.80

(SolidWastes)Spentgrain

Defectivepackagingmaterials

andlabels

Brokenbottles

DyestuffsandDyeIntermediates

ColouredeffluentSuspendedsolids.........5.0

Highsuspendedsolids

Effluent(mg/l)

(WasteWater)HighBOD.. Zinc(asZn)3.0

HighCODBOD5..15

Oilandgrease15

(GaseousEmission).. Organicvapour
(SolidWastes).Sludge

FoodProcessing

HighBODs..

BOD515

Oilandgrease.15

Oilandgrease..

Suspendedsolids.15

Industry

Problems

Agricultural
Chemicals

PhosphateFertilizer

Effluent(mg/l)

Guidelinesforconcerntration
chargeinto

Maximumallowed
fordislandwaters

Effluent(mg/l

Brewery

(WasteWater)..Highsuspendedsolids..
Particulate. 100

Particulatematterfrom

grainelevators,starch

manufacturing,feed

andflourmills.
(GaseousEmission).

Odoursfrommeatpacking,
fishprocessingcoffeeroasting,
starchmanufacturingandrend
eringsomesolidwastes.

(SolidWastes)
InorganicChemicals

Acidwastewatersfrom
acidplants Suspendedsolids.15

Gypsumsludgefromsodaash

plants.. Chlorides100
Chloridesfromsodaash.. Sulphates100

PlantandelectrolyticChlorine
plant,mercuryfromelectrolytic
chlorineplants.
pH69

Emission(ug/rn3)

Particulatematterfromce

ment,sodaashandbrick
plants..
Particulates...100

Fluorides.

Aceticacid2,500

(GaseousEmission)..

Acidmist..

Fluorides..100

S02......................................

Hydrochloricacid.100

Chlorine(asC12)..

Nitricacid...100

Noxfromacidplants

Hydrogensulphide..30

Industry

Maximumallowed
fordislandwaters

Problems

Guidelinesforconcerntration

chargeinto

Agricultural
Chemicals

PhosphateFertilizer

Brewery

S02....................................830

Nox..500

Effluent(mg/l

(SolidWastes)..Sludges
Effluent(mg/l)
IronandSteel
(Wastewater). Highsuspendedsolids..pH..559.0

Highphenols. Suspendedsolids15

Highammonia..Ethersolubles.10

HighcyanidesPhenol..............................0.020

Spentpickleliquors..NH3asN10

Rollingmilloils..Cyanide(CN)0.1

Oilandgrease1.5

Felessthan..1.0.

SuspendedparticulateParticulate100.

Sulphurdioxidefromboilers,
sinterplant,cokeovensand
blastfurnaceSOx8.30

(GaseousEmission)Furnace.

NOx..500

(SolidWastes).Fluedust

SlagSludges

Effluent(mg/l)

MetalWorking,PlatingandFinishing

AcidsHg0.01.

Cyanides..Cu..1.0.

(WasteWater).ToxicmetalsNi..1.0.

Cuttingandmachine.Cr..1.0

Zn..1.0.

Pb.0.01

Cd..0.01

Sn..1.0

TSS1.5.0

pH5.59.5.

Emission(ug/m3)

(GaseousEmission)Acidmist Chromicacid.30

AlkalinemistCyanide.1.150.

Cyanides,fumesfromanodizing,

rustproofing,cleaning,
strpping,etc..,operations
Hydrogenchloride.100.

Fluorides..806.

Nitricacid.100.

Phosphoricacid..100.

(Solidwastes)Sludgescontainingmetals
MiningandMetallurgy
(Wastewater)Highvolumeofsuspended

solidsfrommillingofores

(tailing).Suspendedsolids15

wastesCu.

pH5.59.0Acid
lessthan..1

Dissolvedmetalsfromhigh..Znlessthan..1

Sulphideoresprocessing.. Nilessthan1

Radionuc1ide.Ndlessthan1

RadioactiveeffluentfromPblessthan.1

Uraniumminingtailingsdis
posal..............................................Ra226...................................... 226/3pCiL

Airbomedustcrushing,
grinding,etcgeneration
ofarsine,acidfumes,
ammoniavapourradon

gasandradioactivity
duringuramum..Particulate.100

Silica.15

S02............................................830

Ni5

Fe.10

Cu..100

Emission(ug/m3)

(GaseousEmisssion)Millingoperationsanddust

duringyellowcakehandling

S02generationfromsmelting

operationArsine..10.

H2S04..........................................100

RN03100

NH3

600

(SolidWastes)..Generationofwasterock

andmine/millwaste
PetroleumRefinery
(WasteWater).Highwastevolumescon

taining:..Temperatur(0C)..30.

phenolics..Oilandgrease..10

sulphides..Phenol(Total).0.5

oilandoilproductsAmmoniaasNH/+4.. 0.20

(wastewater)

Sulphide(asH2S). 0.20

Totalsuspendedsolids.30

pH..6.58.5

BOD5..10

COD..40

Totalchromium..0.3

Chromium(VI)lessthan.0.01

Leadaspb2+0.05

Cadmiumlessthan..0.01

Cyanidelessthan0.01

Emission(ug/m3)

(GaseousEmission).Particulates.Particulate500

Sulphurdioxide(S02)............S02......................................................830

NOx.NOx500

H2Svapours.CO.5,000

NH3.H2S30

Hydrocarbonvapours..Hydrocarbon.5,000

VolatileOrganicCarbon(VOC)6,000

(SolidWastes). Oilychemicalsludges,spent

catalyst,discardedpackaging

materials.

Petrochemicals

Effluent(mg/l)

(WasteWater)..HighvolumewastematterTemperature(0C)30

StormwaterpH6.58.5

Coolingwateroilandgrease.1

Phenol..0.5.

Ammonia(NH/4+).. 0.2

SulphideasH2S.. 0.2

Totalsuspendedsolids..30

BOD5

10

COD40

LeadasPb2+.0.05

Chromium(VI)..<0.1

CadmiumasCd2+.............................................<0.1

Emission(ug/m3)

(GaseousEmission).Particulate..Particulate500.

CarbonblackdustsHydrocarbon..................5,000

SOx.Volatileorganiccarbon

NOx(VOC)6,000

CO Benzene.

Hydrocarbons(HC). Xylene2,300

1,500

(SolidWastes)

Benzene..Toluene2,300

Xylene

OilychemicalsludgesOffspeck
products:(carbonblack:
polypropylenechunks)

DiscardedpackagingMaterial

Spentcatalyst

Effluent(mg/l)

PetroleumExplorationandProductionIndustry
(WasteWater.

Producedformation.Temperature(0C)..35

WaterpH6.58.5

Oilywastewaters.Oilandgrease10

DrillingfluidsTotalsuspendedsolids30

Accidentalspillofoil...................... BOD5..10

COD40

LeadasPb2+..0.05

Cr(VI)lessthan 0.1

ZincasZn2+
CopperasCu2+..1.5

CadmiumasCd2+..<0.5

1.0

Emission(ug/m3)

(GaseousEmission)..Hydrocarbonvapoursdrillingmud,

drillingcuttings,producedsand,

domesticwastes,

oilysludgesHydrocarbon5,000
(SolidWastes)

Industry

Agricultural
Chemicals

Problems
Guidelinesforconcerntration

chargeinto

Maximumallowed
fordislandwaters

PhosphateFertilizer

Effluent(mg/l)

Pharmaceuticals
(WasteWater)..Nonespecified. BOD5.. 30

Totalsuspendedsolids. 25

pH.69

PlasticandSynthetics
(WasteWater)..HighBOD. BOD5.10.

HighCODcontainingme

rcury,plasticiserandPCBs. Totalsuspendedsolids. 30

(TSS)

COD

40

Phenolicslessthan.. 0.50

Zinclessthan 1.0

Chromiumlessthan

0.10

Oilsandgrease

10.0

Fluoride(F)lessthan..

1.0

Copper(Cu2+)lessthan.

0.05

(GaseousEmission).Volatileorganic

Hydrocarbons
(SolidWastes).Wasteplasticproducts
PulpandPaper
(WasteWater)..Highwastevolumescontaining:

suspendedbarkandfibrefrom

debakingandpaperoperations;

fibres;spentliquors;washwaters

frombleachingprocess;tasteand

odourproducingwastesBOD5..15

COD...100.

SuspendedSolids..30 .

Bleachingagentshouldnot
bedetectable

Settleablematter30.

Particulates

Emission(ug/m3)

Particulate100.

(GaseousEmission). SulhurdioxideHydrogensulphide(H2S)100

NOxfrompowerboilers..

Sulphurdioxide(S02)830

Calciumoxide,Calciumsulphate
particulatefromlimekilns,Foul
gasesfromdigesterblowtanks,
Particulateandsulphurcompo
undsfromrecoverybodiesNitrogenoxides(Nox)500

(SolidWastes).

Highvolumeofbark,sawdust
andclarifiersludge
RubberManufacturing
Effluent(mg/l)

BOD..BOD5..15.

Suspendedsolids

(WasteWater)Toxicmetals..Totalsuspendedsolids .30

pH69

Lead(Pb)lessthan.1

Chromiumlessthan1.

Zinc(Zn)lessthan0.1.

(GaseousEmission)..FoulGases.VolatileOrganicCarbon(VOC)2,000
(Solidwastes)..Wastelatex
Effluent(mg/l)

ServiceIndustries

Oilywastewatersfrommaintainance

shopsfuelingdepotsandwashing
platforms..BOD515.

Oilandgrease..10

COD

Leadlessthan...........................................1.

.40

(WasteWater)........................HighBODwastesfromtank

carwashing............................ TotalChromiumlessthan0.3

Zinc(Zn)lessthan....................................0.1

Emission(ug/m3)

(GaseousEmission)..Exhaustfumesfromidling

containingS02,N02par

ticulate.................................. Particulate........................................100

Exhaustairfrommaintenance
shopscontainingparticulate,

weldingfumes,solvents,and

paintspraybooths,etc................Nitrogenoxides(N0x)............................500

Xylene..................................................2,300

VOC.......................................................6,000

Benzene...............................................1,500

CO........................................................5,000

(hydrocarbons)......................................500

Sulphurdioxide(S02)...........................830

Toluene..........................................2,000

(SolidWastes)....................Rags,wood,soilimpregnated

withoiloroilywastesdueto

spillsoraccidents.

Effluent(mg/l)

SoapandDetergent
(WasteWater).....................HighpH.............................

COD............................................40

Oilandgrease....................

BODs.........................................15

Totalsuspendedsolids...................<10

Oilandgrease...................................<10

pH..................................................69

Emission(ug/m3)

(GaseousEmission)Particulatematter.........................Particulate...................................100

Effluent(mg/l)

SugarProcessing
(WasteWater).HighBOD5BOD5.30.

Sulphuroxide................................Sulphurdioxide...............................830

(SolidWastes)........................Packagingmaterial

Suspendedsolids.5

pH.69.
Emission(ug/m3)

(GaseousEmission)..Bagassedust.Particulate.500.

PressCakeBagasseBagasseash
Effluent(mg/l)
Tannery

(WasteWater)HighBOD5

Parameter

Chrome

BOD5 50(15)*

Vegetable
100(30)

COD164(40)*80(19)
Suspendedsolid
wastesfromhide
washingSuspendedSolids30(10)40(19)

*Dischargeinto
smallstreams

HighPHTotalTotal69.69

HighsulphideSolid

wastesfromlimesulp

hidetreatmentof

Spentvegetableand

chrometanningliquors

Greasefromrendering
operations

Chromium.(iii)

0.3

2.0

Chromium.(vi)..

0.1

0.1

Floatingmatter..Nottobevisible

tonakedeye.

Oilandgrease...10

Chlorides(asCl)50.

pH..69.

Sulphide.1.

Odour

None

None

Colour

None

None
Emission(ug/m3)

(GaseousEmisiion).Particulateodourin

boileremissions.Particulate.100

OdourfromplantprocessHydrogenSulphide..30

(SolidWastes)Solidsfromscreening,sludge
Effluent(mg/l)
TextileMills
(WasteWater)HighpHPH69

HighsuspendedsolidsBOD5.20.

Colour.COD8.

Suspendedsolids.30

Chromium(vi)..<0.10

Phenols.............................................0.01

Sulphide0.20

Coliform400MPN/100ml

Colour..None

Odour..None
Emission(ug/m3)

(GaseousEmission..Particulatematter.Particulate.100.
(SolidWastes)Sludge

Textilewastes

*Fordischargeintosmallstreams.
_______________________________________

NATIONALENVIRONMENTALPROTECTION(POLLUTIONABATEMENTININDUSTRIESANDFACILITIES
GENERATINGWASTES)REGULATIONS
[S.1.9of1991.]
undersection37
[15thAugust,1991]

[Commencement.]
1.Restrictiononthereleaseoftoxicsubstances
Noindustryorfacilityshallreleasehazardousortoxicsubstancesintotheair,waterorlandofNigeria'secosystems
beyondlimitsapprovedbytheAgency.
2.

Monitoringpollutionunits

Anindustryorafacilityshall

(a)

haveapollutionmonitoringunitwithinitspremises;

(b)

haveonsiteapollutioncontrol;or

(c)
Agency.
3.

assigntheresponsibilityforpollutioncontroltoapersonorbodycorporateaccreditedbythe

Dischargemonitoringreport

Adischarge,includingsolid,gaseousandliquidwastefromanyindustryorfacilityshallbeanalysedandreported
tothenearestofficeoftheAgencyeverymonth,throughaDischargeMonitoringReport.
4.

Unusualoraccidentaldischarges

Anunusualdischargeoraccidentaldischargeofwastefromanyindustryfacilityshallbereportedtothenearest
officeoftheAgencynotlaterthan24hoursofthedischarge.
5.

Listofchemicals

AnindustryorfacilityshallsubmittothenearestofficeoftheAgency

(a)

alistofthechemicalsusedinthemanufactureofitsproducts;

(b)

detailsofstoredchemicalsandstorageconditions;

(c)

wherechemicalsarebought,soldorobtained,thenameofanysecondarybuyer.

6.

PollutionResponseCentre

TheStateandzonalofficesoftheAgencyshallserveasPollutionResponseCentresforcoordinatingpollution
responseactivities.
7.Contingencyplan
AnindustryorafacilityshallhaveacontingencyplanapprovedbytheAgencyagainstaccidentalreleaseof
pollutants.
8.

Machineryforcombatingpollution,etc.

(1)Anindustryorafacilityshallsetupamachineryforcombatingpollutionhazardandmaintain
equipmentintheeventofanemergency.


(2)Anindustryorafacilityshall,forthepurposesofparagraph(1)ofthisregulation,haveastockof
pollutionresponseequipmentwhichshallbereadilyaccessibleandavailabletocombatpollutionhazardsinthe
eventofaccidentaldischarges.
9.Pollutionemergency

Ifthereisacaseofpollutionemergency,thenearestofficeoftheAgencyshallserveasan"OntheScene
Coordinator"tocoordinateallresponseactivities.
10.Storagetreatmentandtransportofharmfultoxicwaste

(1)Nopersonorbodycorporateshallengageinthestoragetreatmentandtransportationofharmfultoxic
wastewithinNigeriawithoutapermitissuedbytheAgency.

(2)ThepermitshallbeinsuchformasmaybedeterminedbytheAgency.

11.Generator'sliability

Thecollection,treatment,transportationandfinaldisposalofwasteshallbetheresponsibilityofthe
industryorfacilitygeneratingthewaste.
12.IndustriallayoutsineachState
(1)EachStateoftheFederationshall

(a)

designateindustriallayoutswhichshallbeseparatefromresidentialareas;and

(b)

providebufferzonesbetweenindustriallayoutsandresidentialareas.

(2)Abufferzoneshall

(a)

berigidlykeptawayfromdevelopers;

(b)

bemonitoredtopreventdevelopingencroachmentbydevelopers.

13.Strategiesforwastereduction
Anindustryorafacility,includingthosetobeestablishedafterthecommencementoftheseRegulations,shall
adoptinplantwastereductionandpollutionpreventionstrategies.
14.Restrictiononnewsourceofpollution
(1)Nonewindustryorfacilityshallcommenceproductionwithoutcompliancewiththeprovisionsofthese
Regulations.
(2)TheAgencyshallpreventanindustryorfacilityfromcommencingoperationwheretheAgencybelievesthat
suchindustryorfacilitymayconstituteanewpointsourceofpollution.

15.Permissiblelimitsofdischargeintopublicdrains,etc.


(1)Noeffluentwithconstituentsbeyondpermissiblelimitsshallbedischargedintopublicdrains,rivers,
lakes,seaorundergroundinjectionwithoutapermitissuedbytheAgencyoranyorganisationdesignatedbythe
Agency.

(2)Nooil,inanyform,shallbedischargedintopublicdrains,rivers,lakes,sea,orundergroundinjection
withoutapermitissuedbytheAgencyoranyorganisationdesignatedbytheAgency.

(3)ApplicationforapermitandthepermitshallbeintheFormssetoutinthescheduletothese
RegulationsorasspecifiedbytheAgency.

(4)TheAgencymayrevokeapermitissuedunderparagraph(1)ofthisregulationiftheAgencyis
satisfied,afterthedueenquiry,thattheindustryorfacilityhasnotcompliedwithanyoftheconditionsspecifiedin
thepermit.

(5)RevocationofapermitshallbeintheFormsCandDsetoutintheScheduletotheseRegulationsoras
specifiedbytheAgency.

(6)Anindustryorafacilitywithanewpointsourceofpollutionoranewprocesslinewithanewpoint
sourceshallapplytotheAgencyfordischargepermitnotlaterthan180daysbeforecommencingthedischargeof
anyeffluentarisingfromanyoperation.
16.Solidwastestobedisposedofinenvironmentallysafemanner

(1)Solidwastesgeneratedbyanyindustryorfacility,includingsludgeandallbyproducts,resultingfrom
theoperationofpollutionabatementequipment,shallbedisposedofinanenvironmentallysafemanner.

(2)Noindustrialsolidwasteshallbedisposedofinanymunicipallandfill.

17.Releaseofgaseousmatters
Anindustryorafacilitywhichislikelytoreleasegaseous,particulate,liquidorsoliduntreateddischargesshall
install,intoitssystem,appropriateabatementequipmentinsuchmannerasmaybedeterminedbytheAgency.
18.Surroundingsoffactories
Thesurroundingsofafactoryorfacilityshallbemaintainedtopreservetheiraestheticandsanitaryconditions.
19.Safetyofworkers
Noindustryshallexposeanemployeetoanyhazardousconditioninhisplaceofwork.
20.Forms
TheFormssetoutintheScheduletotheseRegulationsshallbeusedforthepurposesspecifiedthereinwithor
withoutmodificationbytheAgency.
21.Environmentalimpactassessment,etc.
TheAgencyshalldemandenvironmentalauditfromexistingindustriesandenvironmentalimpactassessmentfrom
newindustriesandmajordevelopmentalprojectsandtheindustriesshallcomplywithin90daysofthereceiptof
thedemand.

22.Penalty
Apersonorbody,whethercorporateorunincorporate,whocontravenesanyprovisionoftheseRegulationsshall
beguiltyofanoffenceandliableonconvictiontothepenaltyspecifiedinsection35or36oftheAct.
23.Shorttitle
TheseRegulationsmaybecitedastheNationalEnvironmentalProtection(PollutionAbatementinIndustriesand
FacilitiesGeneratingWastes)Regulations1991.
_______________________
SCHEDULE

[Regulations15(3)and20.]

FORMA

ApplicationforWasteDischarges/DisposalPermit

1.

Nameofcompanyrequestingpermit

2.

YearofincorporationandRegistrationNumberofbusinessname.

3.
Location(s)ofbusinesspremises(i.e.State,localgovernmentarea,etc.)
..

4.

Resultofquantitativeandqualitativesamplingofliquid,gaseousandsolideffluentfromfactory
..

5.
Descriptionofplantfacilities,outfalllocation(s),effluentcharacteristic(s)andproductionfigures(please
attachengineeringdrawingsoflayoutoffactoryandprocessline)...

..

6.

Alistingofalltoxicsubstancesusedormanufacturedonthesite(Forguidance,refertoPartsIIandIII
ofFEPA'sInterimGuidelines)

7.

Doesthefactoryhaveanyotherpermitissuedtothefacility?(Statetype).

8.

Descriptionofpollutionabatement/monitoringfacilitiesonsite(includingdetailsofyearof
installation,capacity,etc.)..

9.
NameandbriefresumeofFEPAaccreditedconsultant(s),contractorsinvolvedwithpollutioncontrolat
thefacility(attachrsumifpossible)

10.
Numberandrangeofqualificationandexperienceofstaffinvolvedwithpollutioncontrolprogrammeat
thefacility
.....................................................................................................................

.
11.
Alistingofallchemicalsinuseatthefacility(tradenamesnotacceptable)

..
12.
Fornewsources:Asubmissionofanenvironmentalimpactassessmentreportismandatory.Requestfor
permitsystemmustbemade180daysbeforedischarge
commences,(attachphotocopiesoftherelevant
documents)
..
13.
Alistingofallintermediatesandfinalproductsatfacilityincludingdetailsofstoragecondition(s)
......................................................................................................................................
..
.
14.

Anysafety/contingencyplan?(submitdetails)...

........................................................................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................................................................................................
15.

Distanceoffacilityfromresidentialarea(includemap)..

...
16.
Distancefromanyotherindustry(statenameofindustryanddirection)

..
17.
Presentdischarge(outfall)locations(illustrate)andpositionofinspectiontapforcompliancemonitoring
...

18.Volumeofrawwaterconsumption.
19.

Sourceofenergyatfacilityandquantitativeestimateofconsumptiononamonthlybasis

20.

Detaileddescriptionofwastedisposalmethods

.
21.

Anyotherinformation?.....

Declaration
Ideclarethatalltheforegoinginformationiscorrecttothebestofmyknowledge.

22.

..

Nameofapplicantorhisattorney

23.

..

24.

DATE.20..

Designation

Signature

NOTE.

EveryapplicationformforpermitmustbeaccompaniedwithN50.00bankdraftadministrationfeeinthenameof
theFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgency.
ThisNoticeisforallprivateandpublicenterprisesorfacilitiesintendingoralreadydischarginganyformofwastes
(solid,liquidorgaseous)intoNigeria'secosystem(includingwastedisposalboardsandminingandmineral
prospectingcompanies,onandofffarmprocessingfacilities,etc.).
Allapplicationsdulyprocessedwillbeissuedwiththedischargepermitonorbefore1October1991.
NonpossessionofFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyDischargePermitby1October1991shallbe
tantamounttocriminalviolationofFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyAct.
Apermitshallbevalidfortwo(2)yearseffectivefrom1October,oftheyearofissue.

________________________

FORMB

P/No

IndustrialWasteDischarge/DisposalPermit
TheDirectoroftheFederalEnvironmentalprotectionAgency(FEPA),herebygrantsanIndustrialWasteDisposal
Permit,pursuanttoanapplicationforregistration.
DATEDdayof20
inrespectofthefollowing
Fullnameandaddressofpermitholder.
LocationofsitetowhichPermitrelates

..

ModeofdischargeofdisposaltowhichthisPermitrelates

..

Type/volume/qualityofwaste/wastes/wastestreamofwhichdischargeordisposalisauthorised
.
.
ThisPermitisgrantedsubjecttothefollowingconditions

...

..

NOTES.

Date

NameandSignature

1.

Thefollowingconditionsshallapplytoindustrialsolidwaste

(a)

appropriatesitepreparation;and

(b)

predeterminationof

(i)

depthtogroundwater;

(ii)

directionofgroundwaterflow;

(iii)

groundwatercharacteristics;availableprovisionsforleachatecontainment;

(iv)

availableprovisionforleachatecontainment,samplingandanalysis.
___________________
FORMC
NoticeofRevocationofPermit

To:................................................................................................................................................................
.
WHEREAStheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyon..20..
grantedyouawasteDisposal/DischargePermitrelatingto

...
ANDWHEREAStheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyissatisfiedthatthefollowingcondition(s)specifiedin
thePermitis/arenotbeingcompliedwith,namely
.........................................................................................................................................................................................
.........................................................................................................................................................................................
....................................................................................................................................................................
NOWTHEREFOREtheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyherebyrequiresyoutocomplywiththesaid
condition(s)before.
FailuretodososhallresultintherevocationofthePermit.
........................................................................

Date

........................................................................

..

Nameandsignature
.

Name

______________________
FORMD

Designation

RevocationOrder
To:

........................................................................................................................................................................
WHEREAStheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyon.20..
grantedyouawasteDisposalPermitNorelatingto........................................................
.
ANDWHEREASitappearstotheAgencythatthecontinuationofactivitiestowhichthepermitrelateswouldcause
pollutionordangertopublichealthorwouldbesoseriouslydetrimentaltotheamenitiesofthelocalityaffected
bytheactivitiesthatthecontinuationofthemoughtnottobepermittedandthatthepollution,dangeror
detrimentcannotbeavoidedbymodifyingtheconditionsspecifiedinthepermit;
WHEREAStheFederalEnviromentalProtectionAgencydated.20.
requiringyoutocomplywiththefollowingcondition(s)
....................................................................................................................................................................

before..20.wasreserveduponyouon..20..
andyouhavenotcompliedwiththesaidconditionswithinthesaidperiod
.................................................................................................................................................................................
NOWTHEREFOREtheFederalProtectionAgencyherebyrevokesthepermitwitheffectfrom..
.

Signature

........................................................................

...

Name

Designation

FORME
CertificateofSampling
Thisistocertifythat...
(NameofRegisteredPlant)
dischargingtreatedwaste/stormwater/solidwasteinto...
(identifypointofdischarge)

fromatreatmentplant..

(identifyunit/code)
hascollectedwatersample(s)/solidwastessamplesfrom/at.

(idenufypointofsource)
on..

Date

Time

Sample(s)has/havebeentakento

(identifylaboratory)
fortheanalysesofthefollowingparameters
(i)

.(vi) ...

(ii)

(vii)..

(iii).

(viii)..

(iv).

(ix).

(v)..

(x)..

SamplePreservationMethod..
NameandSignatureofSampleCollector.
............................................................................

Official

................................................................
................................................................
NameandSignatureofCompany/
OfficerinCharge
__________________________________

NATIONALENVIRONMENTALPROTECTION(MANAGEMENTOFSOLIDAND
HAZARDOUSWASTES)
REGULATIONS
[S.1.15of1991.]
undersection37
[30thDecember,1991]
[Commencement.]
PART1
Objectivesanddesignationofdangerouswaste
1.

Objectivesofmanagementofsolidandhazardouswaste

Theobjectivesofsolidandhazardouswastemanagementshallbeto

(a)
identifysolid,toxicandextremelyhazardouswastesdangeroustopublichealthand
environment;

(b)

(c)
provideguidelinesnecessarytoestablishasystemofproperrecordkeeping,samplingand
labellingofdangerousandextremelyhazardouswastes;

(d)
establishsuitableandprovidenecessaryrequirementstofacilitatethedisposalofhazardous
wastes;

(e)

2.

FunctionsofappropriateGovernmentalagencies

provideforsurveillanceandmonitoringofdangerousandextremelyhazardouswastesand
substancesuntiltheyaredetoxifiedandsafelydisposedof;

researchintopossiblereuseandrecyclingofhazardouswaste.

(1)AllindustriesshallinformtheAgencyofalltoxic,hazardousandradioactivesubstanceswhichtheykeepintheir
premisesand/orwhichtheydischargeduringtheirproductionprocess.
(2)TheAgencyshallmaintainanuptodateregisterofallindustrieswhichkeeptoxic,hazardousandradioactive
substancesordischargetoxic,hazardousandradioactivewastes.
(3)TheAgencyshallprescribetotherelevantindustries,factoriesorotherinstitutionsmethodsofcontrollingthe
generationoftoxic,hazardousandradioactivewastes.
(4)TheAgencyshallmaintainaregisterofbannedtoxic,hazardousandradioactivesubstancesandinformrelevant
industries,factoriesorinstitutionsofthesubstances.
(5)Forthepurposeofthedisposaloftoxicsolidandhazardouswastes,theAgencyshall

(a)
monitorandensurethatindustries,factoriesorotherinstitutionswhichdischargetoxic,
hazardousandradioactivewasteaslistedincolumnoftheFirstScheduletothese

regulations,shalltreatsuchhazardouswastesinthemannerprescribedintheSecond
Scheduletotheseregulations;

(b)
requestfromanyindustryonitsregister,informationrelatingtothegeneration,handling,
disposaloftoxic,hazardousandradioactivewastes;itshallbeunlawfulforanyindustryto
withholdanysuchinformation;

(c)
employscientificandhumanresourcestomonitorandcontrolallphasesoflifecycleofall
substanceslikelytohaveanadverseeffectonhumanhealthandenvironment;

(d)
determineandusethemostadvancedtechnologyavailableforthedisposaloftoxic,
hazardousandradioactivewastes;

(e)
setupregionalbodiesorcommitteestoserveas"dumpwatch"fortransboundarymovementof
toxic,hazardousandradioactivewaste.TheAgencyshallprescribenecessaryguidelinestothecommitteessetup
pursuanttoparagraph(e)ofthisregulation.

(4).Asolidwasteshallbedeterminedtobeadangerouswasteorextremelyhazardouswasteifitconformswith
theprovisionsofregulation6oftheseRegulationsanditisoutofwastespecifiedasdangerousinthelistof
dangerouswastesspecifiedinSchedule6totheseRegulations.
PART2
DangerousWasteList
5.Awasteshallbedesignatedasdischargedchemicalproduct,ifitishandledinanyofthemannersdescribedin
Schedule4totheseRegulations.
6.

Dangerouswastesource

(1)Awasteshallbedeemedtobedangerouswasteifthewasteappearsinthelistofdangerouswastecontained
inFAC0000009903aslistedinSchedule12totheseRegulations.
(2)Awasteshallberegardedasdangerousifitis

(a)
wastewhichappearsinthedangerouswastesourcelistaslistedinSchedule12tothese
Regulations;

(b)
wastewhichisaresiduefromthemanagementofawastelistedinthedangerouswastesource
listinSchedule12totheseRegulationsandidentifiedas"D.W";and

(c)
describedinthefootnotesofFAC0000009904asanextremelyhazardouswasteinthe
hazardousanddangerouswastesourceslistinSchedule13totheseRegulations.
(3)Anywasteappearinginthedangerouswastelistshallbedesignatedasexclusivelyhazardouswaste(EHW).
7.

Dangerouswastemixtures

InfectiousdangerouswastesshallincludebutnotbelimitedtoinfectiouswastespecifiedinSchedule5tothese
Regulations.
8.(1)Anywastewhoseconstituentsandconcentrationareknownandwhichhasnotbeendesignatedas

(a)

adiscardedchemicalproduct;

(b)

aninfectiousdangerouswaste;

(c)

adangerouswastesource,

shallbedeemedasadangerouswastemixturetowhichtheprovisionsoftheseRegulationsshallapply.
(2)Adangerouswastemixtureshallalsobedeterminedasdangerousif

(a)

thecategoryordegreeoftoxicityforeachknownconstituentinthewasteisknown;or

(b)
eachknownconstituentinthewasteisahalogenatedhydrocarbonorapolycyclicaromatic
hydrocarbonwithgreaterthanthreeringsandlessthansevenrings;or


(c)
eachknownconstituentofthewasteisregardedbytheInternationalAgencyforResearchon
Cancer(IARC)ashumanoranimalpositiveorasuspectedcarcinogen.
(3)Anypersonwhohasadangerouswastematerialshallusedataavailabletohimtodeterminetheextentof
toxicityinthewaste.
(4)Wherethedataavailabletothepersonwhohasthedangerouswasteisinadequatetodeterminetheextentof
toxicity,thepersonconcernedshallapplytotheAgencyoritsemployeestodeterminewhetherthewasteis
containedintheExclusiveListofRegisteredDangerousSubstancesintheRegisterwiththeAgency.
9.

Determinationoftoxicityinwaste

(1)ThetoxicitycategoryforeachtoxicconstituentinawasteshallbedeterminedbyreferringtotheFEPA
RegisterandbycheckingthisdataagainstSchedule6totheseRegulations.
(2)Wherethetoxicconstituentclassifiedundermorethanoneofthefourtoxicitycategories(Aquatic,Oral,
InhalationorDermal),thetoxicconstituentshallbeassignedtothemostacutelytoxiccategoryrepresented.
(3)Thecategoryoftoxicityinawasteshallbedeterminedinaccordancewiththetoxicitycategorytablein
Schedule6totheseRegulations.
10.Categorisationoftoxicwaste

(1)ThedegreeoftoxicityshallbecategorisedaccordingtotheformulaprescribedintheSchedule6to
theseRegulations.

(2)IfapersonhasestablishedthetoxicityofhiswastebymeansoftheBioassaytestmethodsandhas
determinedhiswastetoxicity'srange,thenheshalldesignatehiswasteaccordingtotheToxicDangerousWaste
DesignationinSchedule7totheseRegulations.
11.Persistenthazardousdangerouswastes

(1)Wasteswhichcontainhalogenatedhydrocarbons(HH)and/orpolycyclicaromatichydrocarbonswith
morethanthreeringsandlessthansevenrings(PAH)shallbedeterminedbytheprocedurespecifiedinthese
Regulations.

(2)Apersonshalldeterminetheconcentrationof(HH)and/or(PAH)inhiswastebyeithertestinghis
wasteasspecifiedin(a)ofthissubparagraphorbythecalculationproceduresdescribedin(b)ofthissub
paragraph,thatis

(a)
concentrationtests:Apersonshalltesthiswastetodetermineitsconcentrationlevelas
statedinsamplingandtestingmethodbelow;

(b)
concentrationcalculations:ifapersoncandemonstratetoFEPAbeyondareasonabledoubtthat
anyremainingpersistentconstituentsforwhichhedoesnotknowtheconcentrationsofwouldnotcontribute
significantlytothetotalpersistentconcentrationofhiswastethenhemaycalculatethisconcentrationasfollows:
(3)Apersonwhosewastecontainsoneormorehalogenatedhydrocarbonsforwhichtheconcentrationsare
knownshalldeterminehistotalhalogenatedhydrocarbonconcentrationbysummingtheconcentration
percentagesforallofhiswaste'ssignificanthalogenatedhydrocarbons.

12.Carcinogenicdangerouswastes
(1)AsubstancelistedasanIARC(InternationalAgencyforResearchonCancer)humanoranimalpositiveor
suspectedcarcinogenandisaninorganic,respiratory,carcinogenshallbeacarcinogenicsubstanceprovidedit
occursinatriableformat(thatis,ifitisawastewhicheasilycrumblesandformsdustwhichcanbeinhaled).
(2)AnypersonwhosewastecontainsoneormoreIARCcarcinogen(s)andif
(a)

themonthlyorbatchwastequantityexceeds100kg;or

(b)
theconcentrationofanyonepositive(humanoranimal)carcinogenexceeds1.0percentofthewaste
quantity

(i)

shalldesignatesuchwasteasEHW(andsuchdesignationshallbedeterminedby(i),(ii),(iii));

(ii)

theconcentrationofanyoneIARCpositive(humanoranimal)carcinogenexceeds

0.01percentofthewastequantity,suchwasteshallbedesignatedDW;or

(iii)
thetotalconcentrationsummedforallIARCpositiveandsuspected(humanor

animal)carcinogensexceeds(1.0percentofthewastequantity)suchwasteshallbe
designatedDW;

(c)
asubstanceshallnotbecarcinogenicifitisratedasIARChumanoranimalpositiveor
suspectedcarcinogenmerelybecauseofstudiesinvolvingimplantationofthesubstanceinto
theanimalsassitecausefortheIARCrating.

13.Characteristictodeterminesolidwasteasadangerouswaste
Asolidwasteshallberegardedasdangerouswastebydetermininganyofthefollowingparameters

(a)

ignitability;

(b)

corrosivity;

(c)

reactivity;

(d)

extractionproceduretoxicity(EPTOX);

(e)

halogenatedhydrocarbonsconcentration;

(f)

polycyclicaromatichydrocarbonconcentration(PAH);

(g)

staticacutefishtoxicitytest;

(h)

acuteoralratetoxicitytest;

(i)

polychlorinatedDibenzopdioxinsanddibenzofuransconcentrations;

(j)

polychlorinatedBiphenyls(PCB's).

14.Methodsandteststodeterminerepresentativesamples

(1)Themethodusedforobtainingrepresentativesamplesofawasteshallvarywiththetypeandformofthe
waste.
(2)TheAgencyshallconsidersuchrepresentativesamplesusinganyofthesamplingmethods.
(3)Ifthewastesampleshavepropertiessimilartothecharacteristicsmentionedinregulation13ofthese
Regulationsandthematerialsindicatedthereincancauseanyofthereactionsindicatedinregulation13ofthese
Regulationsthenthewasteshallbeconsideredasadangerouswasteasdescribedinparagraph(2)ofthis
regulation.
(4)ThefollowingmethodsshallbeusedbytheAgencytodeterminerepresentativesamplesaswaste,thatis

(a)

crushedorpowderedmaterialASTMstandardmethod(D34675);

(b)

extremelyviscousliquidASTMstandardmethod(D14070);

(c)

flashlikematerialASTMstandardmethod(D2223476);

(d)

solidlikematerialASTMstandardmethod(D145265);

(e)

solidorrocklikematerialsASTMstandardmethod(D42069);

(f)
containerisedliquidwaste(COLIWASA)describedin"TestMethodsfortheevaluationof
solidwaste,Physical/ChemicalMethods"SW846USEPA(1985);

(g)
liquidwasteinpits,ponds,lagoonsandsimilarreservoirs"Pondsampler"describedin"Test
methodsfortheevaluationofsolidwaste,Physical/ChemicalMethods"SW846,USEPA
(1985).

15.Ignitabilitytest
(1)Asolidwasteisignitableifitsrepresentativesamplehasanyofthefollowingproperties,thatis

(a)
itisliquid,otherthananaqueoussolutioncontaininglessthan24percentalcoholby
volumeandhasaflashpointoflessthan60CasdefinedbyPenskyMertensClosecup
TesterusingthetestmethodspecifiedinASTMstandardD9379orD9380,orasetaflash
closedcuptesterusingmethodspecifiedinASTMStandardD3278;

(b)
itisnotaliquidandiscapable,understandardtemperatureandpressure,ofcausingfire
throughfriction,absorptionofmoistureorspontaneouschemicalchangesand,when
ignited,ssovigorouslyandpersistentlythatitcreatesahazard;

(c)

itisanignitablecompressedgas;

(d)

itisanoxidiser.

(2)AnignitablesolidwastenotdesignatedasdangerouswasteunderanyoftheAgency'sDangerousWasteLists
ortheAgency'sDangerousWasteCriteriashallbeassignedthedangerouswastenumberFD001.
16.Corrosivetesting

(1)Asolidwasteiscorrosiveifitsrepresentativesamplehasanyormoreofthefollowingproperties,thatis

(a)
itisaqueousandhasa(pH)lessthanorequalto2orgreaterthanorequalto12.5as
determinedbya(pH)meterusingmethod5.2inTestMethodfortheevaluationofsolid
waste,(Physical/Chemicalmethods);

(b)
itisaliquidandcorrodessteel(5AE1020)atarategreaterthan6.35mmperyearatatest
tempertureof55CasdeterminedbystandardTestMethod0169asstandardisedin"Test
Methodsfortheevaluationofsolidwaste,(Physical/Chemicalmethods)";

(c)
itisasolidorsemisolid,andwhenmixedwithanequalweightofwaterresultsinasolution,
theliquidportionofwhichhasthepropertyspecifiedinsuchparagraph(a)ofthisregulation.

(2)AcorrosivesolidwastenotdesignatedasadangerouswasteunderanyoftheAgencyExclusiveListof
DangerousSubstanceslistedinSchedule12totheseRegulationsorhasanyofthecharacteristicsofDangerous
WasteCriterialistedinregulation13oftheseRegulationsshallbedesignatedDWandshallbeassignedthe
dangerouswastenumberFD002.
17.Reactivitytest
(1)Asolidwasteexhibitsthecharacteristicofreactivityifarepresentativesampleofthewastehasanyofthe
followingproperties,thatis

(a)

itisnormallyunstableandreadilyundergoesviolentchanges,withoutdetonating;

(b)

itreactsviolentlywithwater;

(c)

itformspotentiallyexplosivemixtureswithwater;

(d)
whenmixedwithwater,itgeneratestoxicgases,vapoursorfumesinaquantitysufficientto
posedangertohumanoranimalhealthortheenvironment;

(e)
itisacyanideorsulfidebearingwastewhichwhenexposedto(pH)conditionsbetween2
and12.5cangeneratetoxicgases,vapoursorfumesinaquantitysufficienttopresenta
dangertohumanoranimalhealthortheenvironment.

18.Solidwasteexhibitingcharacteristicoftoxicity
WhereasolidwasteexhibitingthecharacteristicofEPtoxicityisnotdesignatedadangerouswasteunderanyof
theAgency'sDangerousWasteListorDangerousCriteria,itshallbeassignedtotheAgency'sdangerouswaste
numberspecifiedinSchedule9totheseRegulationswhichcorrespondstothetoxicconstituentcausingittobe
dangerous.
19.Genericdangerouswastenumbers
AwastewhichexhibitsanyofthedangerouswastecharacteristicslistsinSchedule8totheseRegulationsshallbe
assignedthedangerouswastenumbercorrespondingtothecharacteristicexhibitedbythewasteasshownin
Schedule9totheseRegulations.
PART3

Spillsanddischargesintotheenvironment
20.Notificationofdischargeofwaste
(1)Anypersonwhointentionallyoraccidentallyspillsordischargesorcausestobespilledordischargedany
quantityofdangerouswasteorhazardoussubstance,detrimentaltopublichealthortheenvironmentshall,
(within24hoursofthecommencementofthespillage),notifythenearest"FEPA"OfficeorStateenvironmental
protectionbodyandlocalgovernmentcounciloftheareaofthespillage.
(2)TheAgency,oranypersonorauthorityauthorisedinthatbehalfshalldoanyorallofthefollowing,thatis

(a)
instructthepersonresponsibleforthespillageordischargetocleanupallreleased
dangerousharmfulwastesorhazardoussubstanceswithinthetimeordaysasmaybe
specified;

(b)
designateandtreat,storeordisposeofallsolids,waterorothermaterialscontaminatedby
thespillageordischargeinaccordancewithspecificdirectivesgiveninthatbehalfbythe
Agencyoranypersonorauthorityauthorisedinthatbehalftoissuethedirective;

(c)
restoretheareaaffectedbythespillageordischargeandreplenishresourcesinamanner
acceptabletotheAgencyoranyotherpersonorauthorityauthorisedinthatbehalfbythe
Agency;

(d)
whereimmediateremovalortemporarystorageofspilledordischargeddangerouswastes
orhazardoussubstancesisnecessarytoprotecthumanhealthortheenvironment,the
Agencymaydirectthatitberemovedbycompetenttransporters.

21.Wastequantity
(1)Whenmeasuringtheweightofadangerouswaste,theAgencyoranypersonorauthorityauthorisedbyitin
thatbehalfshallconsideronlytheweightoftheresiduesandshalldisregardtheweightofthecontainersand
innerlinersthereof.
(2)Acontainerorinnerlinershallbeconsideredtobe"empty"

(a)
whenallwastesinithavebeentakenoutusingpractisescommonlyemployedtoremove
materialsfromthattypeofcontainerorinnerlinerwhicheverquantityisleast,untillessthan
2cmofwasteremainsatthebottomofthecontainerorinnerliner

(ii)
ifthecontainerstotalcapacityisgreaterthan416litresthevolumeofwaste

remaininginthecontainerorinnerlinerisnomorethan0.3percentofthe

container'stotalcapacity;

(i)
innerliner,thevolumeofwasteremaininginthecontainerorinnerlinerisequalto
onepercentorlessofthecontainer'stotalcapacity;or

(b)
whenacontainerwhichholdscompressedgasisempty,thenthepressureinsidethecontainer
equalsornearlyequalsatmosphericpressure.
22.Containersdamagedbyliquids


(1)Containersthatmaybedamagedbyliquids(e.g.cardboard,fibrecontainerswithoutinnerliners)may
bevacuumcleaned.

(2)Striketheopenendofthecontainerup,thriceontheground,usingahammerorhandtoremovebase
particlesandvacuumcleanagain.

(3)Theequipmentusedforsuchvacuumcleaningshallbedecontaminatedinthemannerapprovedby
theAgencyorpersonorauthorityauthorisedbyitinthatbehalfbeforesuchcontainersaredestroyedordisposed
of.
23.Overpackedcontainers
Smallcontainersofdangerouswastemaybeplacedinoverpackeddrums(orlabpacks)providedthefollowing
conditionsaremet,thatis

(a)
hazardouswasteshallbepackagedinnonleakinginsidecontainersdesignedand
constructedofamaterialthatdoesnotreactdangerouslywhendecomposedorignitedby
thedangerouswasteandtominimisevoids,insidecontainersshallbefull,tightlyand
securelysealedandshallcontainverylittleairinsidethem;

(b)
theinsidecontainersshallbeoverpackedinanopenheadmetalshippingcontaineratno
morethan614litrescapacityandsurroundedbyasufficientquantityofabsorbentmaterial
tocompletelyabsorballtheliquidcontentsoftheinsidepacking;

(c)
theabsorbentmaterialreferredtoinparagraph(b)ofthisregulationshallnotbecapableof
reactingdangerouslywhenbeingdecomposedorignitedbythecontentsinthecontainers.

24.Manifestsystem
Thereshallbeamanifestsystemwhichshallincludethefollowingrequirements

(a)
Packagingthegeneratorofthewasteshallpackagealldangerouswastefortransportationin
accordancewiththedirectivesoftheAgencyoritsauthorisedofficers;

(b)
Labellingthegeneratorofthewasteshalllabeleachpackageinthemannerprescribedby
theAgency;

(c)
Markingthegeneratorofthewasteshallmarkeachpackageofdangerouswastewiththe
followingorequivalentwordsandinformation,verywelldisplayed,thatis

HAZARDOUSWASTE

FederalandStatelawsprohibitimproperdisposal,iffound,contactthenearestFEPAZonalOffice,PoliceorPublic
HealthAuthority.

Generator'snameandaddress

Manifestdocumentnumber

(d)

thegeneratorofthewasteshallprovideboldwarningsignstothetransporter(s)asmaybe
prescribedbyAgency.

25.Dutiesofownersandoperatorsreceivingdangerouswaste
(1)Ownersandoperatorswhoreceiveddangerouswasteaccompaniedbymanifestfromoffsitesourcesshall

(a)

signanddateeachcopyofthemanifesttocertifythatthedangerouswastecoveredbythe

manifestwasreceived;

(b)

noteanysignificantdiscrepanciesinthemanifest;

(c)

immediately,deliveratleastonecopyofthesignedmanifesttothetransporter;

(d)
withinthirtydaysafterthedelivery,sendacopyofthemanifesttothegeneratorofthe
waste;

(e)
retainattheplaceofdeliveryacopyofeachmanifestforatleastthreeyearsfromthedate
ofdelivery.

(2)Ifanowneroroperatorofafacilityreceivesdangerouswastewhosemanifestorshippingpapercontains
discrepanciesfromatransporter,itshallnotifythegeneratoraswellasAgencyoritsdesignatedofficerwithin21
daysfromthereceiptofthedangerouswaste.
26.Discrepanciesmanifest

(1)Discrepanciesinmanifestshallberegardedassignificantdifferencesbetweenthequantityortypeof
dangerouswastedesignatedonthemanifestorshippingpaperandthatactuallyreceivedif

(a)
significantdiscrepanciesinquantityandvariationsaregreaterthantenpercentinweightfor
bulkquantities(e.g.anytanker,trucks,railroadtankcars,etc.)oranyvariationsin

numericalfiguresfornonbulkquantities(i.e.anymissingcontainerorpackage);

(b)
significantdiscrepanciesintypeareobviousphysicalorchemicaldifferenceswhichcanbe
discoveredbyinspectionorwasteanalysis(e.g.wastesolventsubstitutedforwasteacid);

(c)
thereappearsinthemanifestobviousomissionofFEPAorStateidentificationnumbers,
generatorcertificationorsignaturefromthemanifest.

(2)Upondiscoveringasignificantdiscrepancy,theowneroroperatorofafacilitytowhichadangerous
wastehasbeendeliveredshallattempttoreconcilethediscrepancieswiththewastegeneratorortransporter.


(3)Wheretheowneroroperatorfailstoresolvethediscrepancieswiththegeneratorortransporter
withinfifteendaysafterreceivingthewaste,theowneroroperatorshallimmediatelynotifytheAgencybysending
acopyofthemanifestorshippingpaperatissue,describingthediscrepanciesandattemptsmadetoreconcileit.
27.Nonacceptanceofdangerouswasteshipments
(1)Dangerouswasteshipmentsshallberejectedonthefollowinggroundsif

(a)
anyorallofthefacilitytowhichthewastewasdeliveredcouldnotproperlymanagethetype
ofdangerouswastewhichwasintheshipment;

(b)
thereisasignificantdiscrepancybetweentheshipmentandthewastelistedonthemanifest
orshippingpapers;or

(c)
theshipmentarrivedinaconditionwhichtheowneroroperatorofthefacilitybelieves
wouldpresentanunreasonablehazardtofacilityoperationsorfacilitypersonnelhandling
thedangerouswaste.

(2)Iftheowneroroperatorisunabletohandlethewastehemaysendtheshipmentontothealternate
facilitydesignatedonthemanifestorshippingpaperorcontactthegeneratorofthewastewhowillidentify
anotherfacilitycapableofhandlingthewasteandprovideforitsdeliverytothatotherfacility.

(3)Ifhowever,thecontainersareinsuchaconditionastopresentahazardtopublichealthorthe
environmentintheprocessoffurthertransportationacontingencyplanshallbeputinoperation.
28.Preparednessandprevention
Facilitiesforthereception,treatmentordisposalofdangerouswastesshallbedesigned,constructed,maintained
andoperatedinsuchmanner

(a)
toprevent,ortominimisethepossibilityoffire,explosion,suddenornonsuddenreleaseof
dangerouswasteoritsconstituents;

(b)
environment.

topreventitsexposuretoair,soil,orgroundwaterwhichcouldthreatenpublichealthorthe

29.ExceptifitcanbedemonstratedtoFEPAthatnoneofthehazardsposedbywastehandledatthefacilitywould
necessitatetheirusage,allfacilities,wastereception,treatmentordisposalshallbeequippedwiththefollowing,
thatis

(a)
aninternalcommunicationoralarmsystemcapableofprovidingimmediateemergency
instructionstopersonnelemployedorengagedwithinthepremises,buildingorprecinctof
thefacility;

(b)
adevice,suchasatelephoneorhandheldtwowayradiocapableofsummoningemergency
assistancefromthepoliceandservicedepartmentsorStateorlocalgovernmentonthe
scenecoordinator(OSC);

(c)
portablefireextinguishers,fireequipment,spillcontrolequipmentanddecontamination
equipment;and

(d)
wateratadequatevolumeandpressuretosupplywater,hosestreams,foamproducing
equipment,automaticsprinklersorwaterspraysystems.

30.Allcommunicationsoralarmsystems,fireprotectionequipment,spillcontrolequipmentanddecontamination
equipment,installedwithwastereceptionfacilityshallbetestedandmaintainedasandwhennecessarytoassure
theirproperoperationandfunctioningintimesofemergency.
31.Accesstocommunicationsoralarms
Wheneverdangerouswasteisbeingpoured,mixed,spreadorotherwisebeinghandled,facilitypersonnelshall
haveimmediateaccesstosignallingdevicessuchas

(a)

internaloremergencycommunicationdevice;

(b)
telephoneorhandheld,twowayradio(capableofsummomngexternalemergency
assistance).

32.Aislespace
Theowneroroperatorshallmaintainaislespacetoallowtheunobstructedmovementofpersonnel,fire
protectionequipment,spillcontrolequipmentanddecontaminationequipmenttoanyareaofthefacility
operationatalltimesandparticularlyinanemergency.
33.ArrangementwithlocalorganisationsandAgencies
(1)TheowneroroperatorofwastegeneratingfacilityshallnotifytheAgencythathehasmadethefollowing
arrangement

(a)
familiarisethepolice,fireservicesdepartmentoranyemergencyresponseteamandother
suchmembersofthelocalresponseteamwiththelayoutofthefacility,thepropertiesof
dangerouswasteorhazardoussubstanceshandledatsaidfacilityandplaceswherefacility
personnelwouldnormallybeworking,entrancestoandroadsinsidethefacilityandpossible
evacuationroutes;

(b)
familiariselocalhospitalswiththepropertiesofdangerouswasteorhazardoussubstances
handledatthefacilityandthetypeofinjuriesorillnesswhichcouldresultfromfires,
explosionsoremissionsatthefacility;

(c)
wheremorethanonepartymightrespondtoanemergency,reachagreementwiththe
otherstoprovidesupporttotheprimaryemergencyauthority;

(d)
notifythedesignated"OSC"intheeventofanyemergency,whowillthencoordinate
responseactivitiesbythelocalresponseteams.

(2)TheowneroroperatorofawastefacilityshallnotifytheAgencyofallthearrangementsandagreements
enteredintowiththepersonorauthoritiesmentionedinsubparagraphs(a)to(d)ofparagraph(1)ofthis
regulationunlessthehazardsposedbythewasteorsubstancehandledatthefacility,wouldnotrequirethose
arrangements.

(3)Wherethewasteorsubstancehandledatthefacilitywouldnotrequiredthearrangementsunderparagraph
(2)ofthisregulation,prioropportunitytoassessthefacilitytoconfirmthisshallbegiventotheAgencyorits
authorisedofficertoexemptthefacilityfromthearrangement.
(4)TheAgencyshallregularlybepermittedtocontinuouslydeterminethatthesituationinthefacilityremains
constant.
34.Failuretoenterintoarrangements
WheretheAgencyStateorlocalgovernmentdeclinetoenterintoarrangementunderregulation33ofthese
Regulations,aretheowneroroperatorshallentertherefusalintheoperatingrecordandtheonusofproofofthat
refusalshallrestwiththeowneroroperator.
PART4
Contingencyplanandemergencyprocedure
35.Contingencyplan
(1)Anowneroroperatorofafacilityshalldevelopacontingencyplantolessenthepotentialimpactonpublic
healthandtheenvironmentintheeventofanemergency,includingafire,suddenornonsuddenreleaseof
dangerouswasteoritsconstituentsorhazardoussubstancestoair,soil,surfacewaterorgroundwater.
(2)Eachowneroroperatorshallhaveanonsiteandoffsitecontingencyplanathisfacilityforuseinthe
emergenciesmentionedinparagraph(1)ofthisregulationwhichthreatenpublichealthandtheenvironment.
(3)Theonsiteplanshallconformtotheprovisionsofregulation28oftheseRegulationsrelatingtopreparedness
andpreventionwhiletheoffsitecontingencyplanshallbedrawnuptointegratetherightofthecommunity
withintheareasknowntothepotentialdangersintheactivitiesbeingcarriedonthefacility.
(4)Thecommunitywithintheareawhereafacilityislocatedshallbeawareofthepotentialdangersofsuddenor
nonsuddendischargesandallactivitiestomitigateanyemergenciesarisingfromthefacility.
36.Contentsofcontingencyplans,etc.
(1)Thecontingencyplanshallcontainthefollowingthatis

(a)
adescriptionoftheactionstobetakenbyfacilitypersonneltocomplywithprovisionsof
theseRegulation;

(b)
adescriptionoftheactionstobetakenwhenadangerouswasteshipment,whichis
damagedorpresentsahazardtopublichealthandtheenvironmentandunacceptabletothe
owner,arrivesatthefacility,butcannotbeimmediatelytransportedordisposedofwithout
causingdangertohumanhealthandtheenvironmentortheeffectofwhichmayresultin
theemission,offireorexplosion.

(2)Intheeventofanyofthecontemplatedundersubparagraph(1)ofthisregulation,reportofthefindingsofthe
owneroroperatorofthefacilityshallbesubmittedtotheAgency.
(3)Theemergencycoordinator'sreportshallinclude

(a)

thenameandtelephonenumberofthereporter;

(b)

thenameandaddressoffacility;

(c)

thetimeandtypeofincident(e.g.emission,fire);

(d)

thenameandquantityofmaterial(s)involvedtotheextentknown;

(e)

theextentofinjuries,ifany;and

(f)

thepossiblehazardstohumanhealthortheenvironmentoutsidethefacility.

(4)Theemergencycoordinatorforafacilityshall

(a)

takeallreasonablemeasurestoensurethatfires,explosions,andemissionsdonotoccur;

(b)
wheneveranyoftheseoccurs,thecoordinatorshalltakestepstocontainthespreadofany
fire,explosionoremissiontootherdangerouswaste;

(c)

stopprocessesandoperationatthefacility;

(d)

collectandcontainreleasedwasteorhazardoussubstances;and

(e)

removeorisolateallcontainerswithinthefacility.

(5)Ifthefacilitystopsoperationstofire,explosionsoremission,theemergencycoordinatorshallmonitorleaks,
pressurebuildup,gasgenerationorrupturesinvalves,pipesorotherequipmentinthefacility.
(6)Immediatelyafteranemergency,theemergencycoordinatorshallprovidefortreating,storingordisposalof
recoveredwaste,contaminatedsoil,surfacewateroranyothermaterialthatresultsfromarelease,fireor
explosionatthefacility.
(7)Theemergencycoordinatorshallensurethat,intheaffectedarea(s)ofthefacility

(a)
nowastethatmaybeincompatiblewiththereleasedmaterialistreated,stored,ordisposed
ofuntilcleanupproceduresarecompleted;and

(b)
allemergencyequipmentlistedinthecontingencyplanarecleanedandmadefitfortheir
intendedreusebeforeoperationsareresumed.

37.Contentsofthecontingencyplans
(1)Thecontingencyplanshallcontainthefollowingparticularsthatis

(a)
adescriptionofthearrangementsagreedtobylocalpoliceandfireservicedepartments,
hospital,contractors,zonalorStateresponseteamstocoordinateemergencyservices;

(b)
acurrentlistofnames,addressesandphonenumbers(officeandresidence)ofallpersons
qualifiedtoactastheemergencycoordinatorinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofthe
Agency'sdirectives;

(c)

anuptodatelistofallemergencyandresponseequipmentrequiredatthefacilitysuchas

(i)

fireextinguishingsystem;

(ii)

spillcontrolequipment;

(iii)

communicationequipment;

(d)
anevacuationplanforfacilitypersonnelwherenecessarydescribingthesignal(s)tobeused
tobeginevacuation,evacuationroutesandalternateevacuationroutes.

(2)Inaddition,theplanshallincludethelocation,physicaldescriptionofeachitemonthelistandabriefoutlineof
itscapabilities;and
(3)Acopyofthecontingencyplanandallrevisionstotheplanshallbe

(a)

maintainedatthefacility;and

(b)

submittedtothedesignatedOSCandallmembersoftheStateorlocalresponseteam.

(4)Theowneroroperatorshallreviewandimmediatelyamendthecontingencyplan,ifnecessary,whenever

(a)

applicableregulationsorthefacilitypermitarerevised;

(b)

theplanfailsinanemergency;

(c)
thefacilitychanges(initsdesign,construction,operation,maintenanceorother
circumstances)inawaythatmateriallyincreasesthepotentialforfires,explosions,or
releaseofdangerouswasteconstituentsorhazardoussubstances,orinawaythatchanges
theresponsenecessaryinanemergency;

(d)

thelistofemergencycoordinatorchanges;or

(e)

thelistofemergencyequipmentchanges.

(5)Atalltimes,thereshallbeatleastoneemployeeeitheronthefacilitypremisesoroncallwiththe
responsibilityforcoordinatingallemergencyresponsemeasures.

(6)Thisemergencycoordinatorshallbethoroughlyfamiliarwithallaspectsofthefacility'scontingency
planrequiredbytheAgency,alloperationsandactivitiesatthefacility,thelocationandpropertiesofallwasteand
hazardoussubstanceshandled,thelocationofallrecordswithinthefacilitylayoutandallotheraspectsofthe
facility'splanrequiredbytheAgencyforcontingencycontrol.

(7)Inaddition,theemergencycoordinatorshallhavetheauthorityoftheowneroroperatorofthe
facilitytocommittheresourcesneededtocarryoutthecontingencyplan.

(8)Theemergencycoordinatorforafacilityshalltakeallreasonablemeasurestoensurethatfires,
explosions,andreleasesdonotoccurorspreadtootherdangerouswastebystoppingprocessesandoperations,
collectingandcontainingreleasedwasteorhazardoussubstancesandremovingorisolatingcontainers.

(9)Ifthefacilitystopsoperationsinresponsetofire,explosionorreleasetheemergencycoordinator
shallmonitorforleaks,pressurebuildup,gasgenerationorrupturesinvalves,pipesorotherequipment.


(10)Immediatelyafteranemergency,theemergencycoordinatorshallprovidefortreating,storing,or
disposingofrecoveredwaste,contaminatedsoilorsurfacewateroranyothermaterialthatresultsfromarelease,
fireorexplosionatthefacility.

(11)Theemergencycoordinatorshallensurethat,intheaffectedareaofthefacility,nowastethatmay
beincompatiblewiththereleasedmaterialistreated,storedordisposedofuntilcleanupproceduresare
completedandallemergencyequipmentlistedinthecontingencyplanarecleanedandmadefitfortheirintended
reusebeforeoperationsareresumed.

(12)TheowneroroperatorshallnotifytheAgencyoranyappropriatelocalgovernmentthatthefacilityis
incompliancewithregulation37(10)oftheseRegulationsbeforeoperationsareresumedintheaffectedareaof
thefacility.
38.Emergencyproceedings

(1)Inthecaseofanimminentoractualemergency,theemergencycoordinatorshallpromptlynotifyall
thepersonnelwithinthefactorypremisesandmobiliseallthenecessaryequipmenttodealwiththeemergency
situation.

(2)HeshallalsoinformtheAgency,ifthereleaseoroutcomeoftheemergencywouldendangerhuman
healthortheenvironmentoutsidethefactoryorfacility.

(3)Thereportoftheemergencycoordinatorshallcontainthefollowingparticulars,thatis(i)thename
andtelephonenumberofthereporter;

(ii)

thenameandaddressofthefacility;

(iii)

thetimeandtypeofincident(e.g.release,fire);

(iv)

thenameandquantityofmaterial(s)involvedtotheextentknown;

(v)

theextentofinjuries,ifany;and

(vi)

thepossiblehazardstohumanhealthortheenvironmentoutsidethefacility.

(4)Theowneroroperatorshallenterintheoperatingrecordthetime,dateanddetailsofanyincident
thatrequiresimplementingtheemergencyprocedureswithinfifteendaysaftertheincident.

(5)TheowneroroperatorshallsubmitawrittenreportontheincidenttotheAgencyofficesofthe
incident.

(6)Thereportshallinclude

(a)

thename,addressandtelephonenumberoftheownerortheoperator;

(b)

thename,addressandtelephonenumberofthefacility;

(c)

thedate,timeandtypeofincident(e.g.fire,explosion);

(d)

thenameandquantityofmaterialsinvolved;

(e)

theextentofinjuries,ifany;

(f)
anassessmentofactualorpotentialhazardstohumanhealthortheenvironment,where
thisisapplicable;

(g)

estimatedquantityanddispositionofrecoveredmaterialsthatresultedfromtheincident;

(h)

thecauseoftheincident;and

(i)

thedescriptionofcorrectiveactiontakentopreventreoccurrenceoftheincident.
PART5
Recordkeepinginthefacility

39.Operatingrecord
(1)Afactoryorindustryorfacilityinwhichwastesarestored,operated,recycledorpurifiedshallkeepanupto
datewrittenrecordatthepremisesofthefactory,industryorfacility.
(2)Thefollowingparticularsshallbekeptbytheowneroroperator,thatis

(a)
adescriptionofthequantityofeachhazardouswastereceivedandmanagedonsiteandthe
methodanddateofitstreatment,orstorageordisposalattheindustry;

(b)
amapordiagramofeachcellordisposalarea,showingthelocationofeachhazardouswaste
withintheindustry.Everyhazardousconsignmentshallbeaccompaniedbyamanifest;

(c)

crossreferencetospecificmanifestdocumentnumbers;

(d)

recordsandresultsofwasteanalysis;

(e)

summaryreportsanddetailsofallincidentsthatrequireimplementingthecontingencyplan;

(f)

resultsofgeneralinspectionscarriedoutbytheAgencyoronbehalfoftheAgency;

(g)

analyticaldataofdangerouswaste.

40.Instructionsonrecordkeeping
(1)InaccordancewithinstructionsbytheAgency,theinformationinsection39oftheseregulationsshallbekept
intheoperatingrecordinthefollowingmanner,thatis

(a)

everyhazardousconsignmentreceivedshallbeaccompaniedbyamanifest;

(b)
informationrequiredbytheseRegulationsshallbekeptforthreeyearsandshallnotbe
destroyedwithoutthewrittenapprovalfromtheAgency;

(c)
eachhazardouswastereceivedormanagedshallbedescribedbyitscommonnameandby
itshazardouswastenumber.


(2)Whereahazardouswastecontainsmorethanonehazardouswastenumber,thewastedescription
shallincludeallapplicablehazardouswastenumbers.Ifthehazardouswastenumberisnotlistedthenthewaste
descriptionshallincludetheprocesswhichgeneratedthewaste.

(3)Thedescriptionrequiredinparagraph(2)ofthisregulationshallincludethewaste'sphysicalform
(whetherliquid,solid,sludge,orgas).

(4)Theweightorvolumeanddensityofthehazardouswasteshallberecorded,usingoneoftheunitsof
measurespecifiedinSchedule10totheseRegulations.
41.PoweroftheAgencytorequireforinformationaboutwastedisposal,etc.

(1)TheAgencyshallhavepowertocallforrelevantinformationpertainingtorecordsandplansabout
wastedisposalbyanyindustryatanygiventime.

(2)WhileanyenforcementactionispendingtheAgencyshallhavepowertoholdontoanyrecordandno
limitationoftimeshallapplyinrespectthereof.
(3)AllrecordsofwastedisposalshallbesubmittedtothenearestAgency'soffice,includingallparticularsofthe
siteofthedisposalandtheareaoflandcoveredbythedisposal.
PART6
Groundwaterprotection
42.ApplicabilityoftheAgency'sregulations
(1)AllregulationsmadebytheAgencyforthecontrolandprotectionofgroundwasteshallapplytoindustriesand
factoriesthattreat,storeordisposeofthedangerouswasteinsurfaceimpoundments,wastepiles,landtreatment
unitsorlandfills.
(2)Theregulationsshallalsoapplywherewastemigratebeyondtheindustry'swastemanagementareaunlessthe
industryorfactorycanprovetothesatisfactionoftheAgencythatsuchwasteoriginatedfromanothersource.
(3)Factoriesorindustriesshallnotbesubjecttoanyregulationtocontrolorprotectgroundwaterif

(a)

thefactoryorindustrydesignsandoperatesasurfaceimpoundmentasalandfill;

(b)
theAgencyfindsthatthetreatmentzoneofalandtreatmentunitdoesnotcontainlevelsof
dangerousconstituentsthatareabovebackgroundlevelsoftheseconstituentsbyanamount
thatisstatisticallysignificant.

(4)Anexemptionunderthisregulationmayonlyrelieveanowneroroperatorofresponsibilitytomeet
therequirementsofthisoranyregulationduringtheclosurecareperiod,ortheAgencyfindsthatthereisno
potentialformigrationofliquidfromaregulatedunittotheuppermostacquiredduringtheactivelifeofthe
regulatedunit(includingtheclosureperiod)andthepostclosurecareperiod:

Providedthatthisdemonstrationshallbecertifiedbyaqualifiedgeologistorgeotechnical

engineer.

(5)Anyregulationmadetocontrolorprotectundergroundwatershallapplyduring

(a)

(b)
thepostclosureperiodifthefactoryorindustryisconductingadetectionmonitoring
programmeandduringthecomplianceperiod;

(c)

conductingacompliancemonitoringprogramme;or

(d)

acorrectiveactionprogramme.

theactivelifeoftheregulatedunit(includingtheclosureperiod);

(6)If,however,allthewaste,wasteresidues,contaminatedcontainmentsystemcomponentsandcontaminated
subsoilsareremovedordecontaminatedatclosure,theregulationcontrollingorprotectingundergroundwater
shallnotapply.
Requiredprogramme
43.Monitoringandresponseprogramme
FactoriesandindustriessubjecttotheseRegulationsshallconductmonitoringandresponseprogrammesas
specifiedhereunder.
44.Groundwaterprotectionstandard

(1)ThefactoryorindustryshallcomplywithconditionsspecifiedinthepermitgivenbytheAgencythat
dangerousconstituentsenteringthegroundwaterfromtheregulatedunit,donotexceedtheconcentrationlimits
intheuppermostaquiferunderlyingthewastemanagementareaduringthecomplianceperiod.

(2)WhereitisnotpracticablefortheAgencytoestablishastandardatthetimeapermitisissuedor
whenanalreadyestablishedpermitisnotprotectiveenough,theAgencyshallestablishagroundwaterprotection
standardwhendangerousconstituentshaveenteredthegroundwaterfromaregulatedunit.
45.Dangerousconstituents

(1)TheAgencyshallspecifyinthefacilitypermitthedangerousconstituentstowhichthegroundwater
protectionstandardofregulation4oftheseRegulationsshallapply.

(2)Forthepurposeofthisregulation,dangerousconstituentsshallbe

(a)

constituentsidentifiedinFAC0000009905containedinSchedule14totheseRegulations;

(b)

constituentswhichhavecausedawastetoberegulatedundertheseRegulationshowever
detected.

(3)TheAgencymayalsospecifyinthepermitindicatorparametersasidentifiedinthedetectionmonitoring
programmethatprovideareliableindicationofthepresenceofdangerousconstituentsinthegroundwater.
(4)TheAgencyshallnottreatasdangerousaconstituentwhichisnotcapableofposingasubstantialandpotential
hazardtohumanhealthortheenvironment.

(5)Indecidingtoapplyparagraph(4)ofthisregulation,theAgencyshallconsiderwhetherornotthewaste
constitutesahazardto

(a)

humanhealth;

(b)

theenvironment;

(c)

groundwaterquality.

46.Concentrationlimits
(1)TheAgencyshallspecifyinthefacilitypermitthatconcentrationlimits

(a)

shallnotexceedthebackgroundlevelofthatconstituentinthegroundwater;

(b)
foranyoftheconstituentslistedinSchedule11totheseRegulationsshallnotexceedthe
backgroundleveloftheconstituent;

(c)

shallnotexceedanalternativelimitestablishedbytheAgency.

(2)TheAgencymayestablishanalternativeconcentrationlimitforadangerousconstituentandindoing
somayconsiderthesamefactorslistedinparagraph(1)ofthisregulation.
47.Pointofcompliance

(1)TheAgencyshallspecifyinthefacilitypermitthepointofcomplianceatwhichthegroundwater
protectionstandardoftheseRegulationsshallapplyandatwhichmonitoringshallbeconducted.

(2)Thepointofcomplianceisaverticalsurfacelocatedatthehydraulicallydowngradientlimitofthe
wastemanagementareathatextendsdownintotheuppermostaquiferunderlyingtheregulatedunits.

(3)Alternatively,thepointofcompliancemaybeanycloserpointidentifiedbytheAgencyatthetimethe
permitisissued,consideringthefollowing,thatis

(a)

risksofthefacility;

(b)

thewastesandconstituentsmanagedthere;

(c)
thepotentialforwasteconstituentstohavealreadymigratedpastthealternatecompliance
point;and

(d)

thepotentialthreatstogroundandsurfacewater.

(4)Thewastemanagementareaisthelimitprojectedinthehorizontalplaneoftheareainwhichwaste
maybeplacedduringtheactivelifeofaregulatedunit.

(5)Thewastemanagementareashallincludehorizontalspacetakenupbyanyliner,dikeorotherbarrier
designedtocontainwasteinaregulatedunit.
48.Complianceperiod


(1)ThefacilitypermitgrantedbytheAgencyshallalsostatecomplianceperiodthatisthenumberof
yearsoftheactivelifeofthewastemanagementarea.

(2)Thecomplianceperiodbeginswhenthefactoryorindustryinitiatesacompliancemonitoring
programmethussatisfyingtherequirementsoftheAgency.

(3)Ifthefactoryorindustryisengagedinacorrectiveactionprogrammeattheendofthecompliance
period,theperiodshallbeextendeduntilthefactoryorregulatedindustrycandemonstratethatthegroundwater
protectionstandardoftheseRegulationshasnotbeenexceededforaperiodofthreeconsecutiveyears.
49.Generalgroundwatermonitoringrequirements
(1)Thegroundwatermonitoringsystemshallconsistofasufficientnumberofwells,installedatappropriate
locationsanddepthtoyieldgroundwatersamplesfromtheuppermostaquiferthatis

(a)
representsthequalityofbackgroundwaterthathadnotbeenaffectedbyleakagefroma
regulatedunit;and

(b)

representsthequalityofgroundwaterpassingthepointofcompliance.

(2)Industrieswithmorethanoneregulatedunitneednothaveseparategroundwatermonitoringsystemsfor
eachunitprovidedthatthesystemusedforsamplingthegroundwaterintheupperwateraquifershalldetectand
measuredangerousconstituentsenteringthegroundwaterintheuppermostfromtheregulatedunits.
(3)Allmonitoringwellsshallbecasedinamannerallowingcollectionofrepresentativegroundwatersamplesand
maintainingtheintegrityofthemonitoringwellborehole.
(4)Wellsshallbeconstructedinsuchamannerastopreventcontaminationofthesamples,thensampledstrata
andthelayersbetweenaquifersandwaterbearingstrata.
50.Detectionmonitoringprogramme
(1)Anyfactoryorindustryrequiredtoestablishadetectionmonitoringprogrammeshallmonitortheground
waterforindicatorparameters(e.g.pH,specificconductance,totalorganiccarbon(TOC),totalorganichalogen
(TOH),orheavymetals),wasteconstituents,orreactionproductsthatprovideareliableindicationofthepresence
ofdangerousconstituentsingroundwater.
(2)TheAgencyshallspecifytheparametersorconstituentstobemonitoredinthepermitissuedtothefacility.
51.Compliancemonitoringprogramme
(1)Anindustryorfactoryrequiredtoestablishacompliancemonitoringprogrammeshall

(a)
monitorthegroundwatertodeterminewhetherregulatedunitsareincompliancewiththe
groundwaterprotectionstandardunderregulation44oftheseRegulations;

(b)

(c)
determinetheconcentrationofdangerousconstituentsandparametersingroundwaterat
eachmonitoringwellatthecompliancepointatleastquarterlyduringthecompliance
period:

installagroundwatermonitoringsystematthecompliancepointasspecifiedbytheAgency;

Providedthattheowneroroperatorshallexpresstheconcentrationateachmonitoringwellinaformnecessary
forthedeterminationofstatisticallysignificantincreases;

(d)
determinetherateanddirectionofgroundwaterflowintheuppermostaquiferatleast
annually;

(e)
analysesamplesfromallmonitoringwellsatthecompliancepointforconstituentsidentified
inFAC0000009905containedinSchedule14totheseRegulationsandanyotherdangerous
constituentsnotlistedbutwhicharespecifiedinthepermitissuedtothefacilityatleast
annuallytodeterminewhetheradditionaldangerousconstituentsarepresentinthe
uppermostaquiferifthoseconstituentsareyoung:

ProvidedthatallthefindingsshallbereportedtotheAgencywithinsevendaysaftercompletionoftheanalysis;

(f)
useproceduresandmethodsforsamplingandanalysisthatmeettherequirementsofthe
Agency;

(g)
determinewhetherthereisanincreaseintheconcentrationlimitsforanydangerous
constituentsspecifiedinthepermit;

(h)
notifytheAgencyinwritingwithinsevendaysthatthegroundwaterprotectionstandardis
beingexceededatanymonitoringwellatthepointofcompliance;

(i)
submittotheAgencyanapplicationforapermitmodificationtoestablishacorrectiveaction
programmewithin90days(orforregulatedunitsmanagingEHW,within60days)ifan
engineeringfeasibilitystudyhasbeenpreviouslysubmittedtotheAgency;

(j)
demonstratethatasource,otherthanaregulatedunit,causedtheincreaseorthatthe
increaseresultedfromerrorinsampling,analysisorevaluation,suchdemonstrationbeing
withoutprejudicetoanapplicationforpermitmodification;

(k)
submitanapplicationforapermitmodificationondeterminingthatthecompliance
monitoringprogrammenolongersatisfiestherequirementsofthisregulation;

(l)
assuretheAgencythatmonitoringandcorrectiveactionmeasuresnecessarytoachieve
compliancewiththegroundwaterprotectionstandardunderregulation44ofthese
Regulationsaretakenduringthetermofthepermit.

52.Correctiveactionprogramme
Theowneroroperatorshalltakecorrectiveactiontoensurethatregulatedunitsareincompliancewiththe
groundwaterprotectionstandardunderregulation44oftheseRegulationsandthisshallbespecifiedinthe
permitissuedbytheAgencytothefacility.
PART7

Surfaceimpoundments

53.Surfaceimpoundmentstoconformtostandard


(1)Ownersoroperatorsofsurfaceimpoundmentsshallensurethatasurfaceimpoundmentconforms
withstandardsandregulationswhichshallbeprescribedbytheAgency,fromtimetotime.

(2)Asurfaceimpoundmentshallhavealinerofsuchqualityandstrengthaswouldpreventanescapeof
wasteintotheadjacentsubsurfacesoilorgroundwateratanytimeduringtheactivelifeoftheimpoundment.

(3)TheintendingownerofasurfaceimpoundmentshallapplytotheAgencyfornecessaryguidance.

54.Designoperatingrequirement
(1)Duringtheactivelifeofasurfaceimpoundment,thelinershallbe

(a)
designed,constructedandinstalledwithmaterialstopreventanyflowofwastesinandout
oftheimpoundmentduringtheactivelifeofthefacility;

(b)
constructedwithmaterialswhichcanwithstandphysicalcontactwithwastetowhichthey
areexposed,climaticconditions,thestressofinstallationandthestressofdailyoperation;

(c)
placeduponabasecapableofprovidingsupporttothelinerandresistancetopressure
aboveandbelowtheliner;

(d)

(e)
forEHWmanagement,thefactoryorindustryshallsubmitanengineeringreportwithits
permitapplicationaffectingthebasisforselectingtheliners.

installedtocoverallsurroundingareaslikelytobeincontactwiththewasteorleachate;and

(2)ThereportshallbecertifiedbyalicensedprofessionalengineerapprovedbytheAgency.
(3)ThefactoryorindustrywhichownanewsurfaceimpoundmentinwhichliquidEHWismanagedshall

(a)
Regulations;

installadoublelinedsystemwhichincorporatesthespecificationsofregulation55ofthese

(b)complywiththegroundwatermonitoringrequirements.
(5)Asurfaceimpoundmentshall
(a)beconstructedandoperatedtopreventoverfillingandtakeintoaccounttheeffectofwindand wave
action,rainfallrunonmalfunctionsoflevelcontrollers,alarmsandotherequipmentand
humanerror;

(b)
bedesignedsothatanyflowofwasteintotheimpoundmentcanbeimmediatelyshutoffin
theeventofovertoppingorlinerfailure;

(c)
haveatalltimes,functionaldikes,whereearthen,thedikesshallhaveaprotectivecoverto
preservetheirstructuralintegrity.
(6)TheAgencyshallspecifyinthepermittobeobtainedbytheindustry,designsandoperatingpracticesthatare
necessaryintheconstructionofsurfaceimpoundmentsanddikes.
55.Doublelinedsurfaceimpoundment

(1)Exceptasprovidedinregulation54oftheseRegulations,afactoryorindustrywhichownsadoublelined
surfaceimpoundmentshallnotbesubjecttotheprovisionsofthesaidregulationsifthefollowingconditionsare
met,thatis

(a)
theimpoundment(includingitsunderlyingliners)shallbelocatedentirelyabovethe
seasonalhighwatertable;

(b)
theimpoundmentshallbeunderlaidbytwolinerswhicharedesignedandconstructedina
mannerthatpreventsthemigrationofliquidintooroutofthespacebetweentheliners:

Providedthatbothlinersshallmeetallthespecificationsofsubparagraphs(a)and(b)of
paragraph(1)ofthisregulation;

(c)
aleakdetectionsystemshallbeconstructedandoperatedbetweenthelinerstodetectany
migrationofliquidsintothespacebetweentheliners;and

(d)
aleachatedetection,collectionandremovalsystembeconstructedandoperatedtoremove
accumulatedliquidfromthesystemasquicklyaspossibletoavoidunnecessarybuildingofhydrostaticpressurein
thesystem.
(2)Ifliquidleaksintotheleakdetectionsystem,thefactoryorindustryshall
(a)

notifytheAgencyoftheleakinwritingwithinsevendaysafterdetectingtheleak;and

(b)

or

withinaperiodoftimespecifiedinthepermit,removeaccumulatedliquid,repairorreplacethe liner
whichisleakingandobtainacertificationfromaqualifiedengineerthattheleakhasbeen
stopped;

(c)

begintocomplywithanydetectionmonitoringprogrammesspecifiedinthepermit.

(3)TheAgencyshallspecifyinthepermitalldesignandoperatingpracticesthatarenecessarytoensurethatthe
requirementsofthisregulationsaresatisfied.
56.Monitoringandinspectionduringconstructionandinstallation

(1)Duringconstructionandinstallationoflinersandcoversystems,thatis

(a)

membranes;

(b)

sheets;or

(c)

coatings,

shallbeinspectedforuniformity,andimperfections,holes,cracks,thinspots,orforeignmaterials.
(2)Duringmaintenance

(a)
syntheticlinesandcoversshallbeinspectedtoensuretightseamsandjointsfortheabsence
oftears,puncturesorblisters;


(b)
soilbasedandadmixedlinersandcoversshallbeinspectedforimperfectionsincludinglenses,
cracks,channels,rootholesorotherstructuralnonuniformitiesthatmaycauseanincreaseinthepermeabilityof
thelinerorcover.
57.Inspectionofsurfaceimpoundment
(1)Whileasurfaceimpoundmentisinoperation,itshallbeinspectedweeklyandafterstormstodetectevidence
ofanyofthefollowing

(a)

deterioration,malfunctions,orimproperoperationofovertoppingcontrolsystem;

(b)

suddendropsintheleveloftheimpoundment'scontents;

(c)
thepresenceofliquidsinleakdetectionsystem,whereinstalledtocomplywithregulation
55(1)(c)oftheseRegulations;

(d)

severeerosionorothersignsofdeteriorationinthedikesorothercontainmentdevices.

(2)Whereanimpoundmenthasnotbeeninuseforatleastsixmonthsandapermithasnotbeenissued,a
certificationbyaqualifiedengineerprovingthestructuralintegrityoftheimpoundmentdike,shallbeprovidedby
thefactoryorindustry.
(3)Thecertificationshallestablish,inparticular,thatthedike

(a)
shallwithstandthestressofthepressureexertedbythetypesandamountsofwastetobe
placedintheimpoundment;and

(b)
shallnotfallduetoscouringorpiping,andremainwithoutdependenceofanylinersystem
includedinthesurfaceimpoundmentconstruction.
58.Emergencyrepairsandcontingencyplans
(1)Asurfaceimpoundmentshallberemovedfromserviceinaccordancewithregulation59of
theseRegulationsif

(a)

unexpectedchangesofliquidlevelsoccur;

(b)

thedikeleaks.

(2)Whenasurfaceimpoundmentistoberemovedfromserviceasrequiredbyregulation59of
theseRegulations,theowneroroperatorshall

(a)

immediatelyshutoffthefloworstoptheadditionofwasteintotheimpoundment;

(b)

immediatelycontainanysurfaceleakagewhichhasoccurredorisoccurring;

(c)

immediatelystoptheleak;

(d)

takeanyothernecessarystepstostoporpreventcatastrophicfailure;

(e)

emptytheimpoundment,ifaleakcannotbestoppedbyanyothermeans;and

(f)

notifytheAgencyoftheprobleminwritingwithinsevendaysafterdetectingtheproblems.

(3)Aspartofthecontingencyplaninregulation35(1)oftheseRegulationsandinthisregulation,
afactoryorindustryshallspecifyaprocedureforcomplyingwiththerequirementsofthisregulationanda
containmentsystemevaluationandrepairplandescribing

(a)

thetestingandmonitoringtechniques;

(b)
theprocedurestobefollowedtoevaluatetheintegrityofthecontainmentsystem,inthe
eventofafailure;

(c)

adescriptionofascheduleofactionstobetakenintheeventofpossiblefailure;

(d)
repairtechniques,availablematerialstobeusedintheeventofleakageduetocontainment
systemfailureordeterioration.
59.Closureandpostclosurecare
(1)Atclosure,thefactoryorindustryshall

(a)
removeanddecontaminateallwasteanditsresidues,systemcomponentsincludingliners,
subsoilsandstructuresandequipmentwhichhaveallbeencontaminatedwithdangerous
wasteandleachate,andmanagethemasdangerouswaste;or

(b)

eliminatefreeliquidsbyremovingwastesandwasteresidues;

(c)

stabilisetheremainingwastetoabearingcapacitysufficienttosupportafinalcover;and

(d)
coverthesurfaceimpoundmentwithfinalcoverdesignedandconstructedtoprovidelong
termminimisationoftheflowofliquidsthroughtheclosedimpoundment;

(e)
promotedrainageandminimiseerosionorabrasionofthefinalcoverandaccommodate
settlingandsubsidencesothatthecover'sintegrityismaintained.

(2)Ifsomewasteresiduesorcontaminatedmaterialsareleftinplaceatfinalclosure(exceptthatnoEHWmaybe
leftinplace)allfactoryandindustriesshallcomplywithallpostclosurerequirements.
(3)Theowneroroperatormay

(a)
maintaintheintegrityandeffectivenessofthefinalcover,includingmakingrepairstothe
capasnecessarytocorrecttheeffectsofsetting,subsidence,erosionorotherevents;

(b)maintainandmonitortheleakdetectionsysteminaccordancewithregulation58ofthese
Regulationswheresuchasystemispresentbetweendoublelinersystems;

(c)

maintainandmonitorthegroundwatersystem;

(d)

preventrunofffromarisingorotherwisedamagingthefinalcover.

(4)Ifafactoryorindustryplanstocloseasurface,impoundmentinaccordancewithregulation59ofthese
Regulationsandtheimpoundmentdoesnotcomplywiththelinerrequirementsofregulation54ofthese
Regulationsandisnotexemptedfromthoserequirementsinregulation55oftheseRegulationthen

(a)
theclosureplanshallincludebothaplanforcomplyingwithregulation59ofthese
Regulationsandacontingentplanforcomplyingwithregulation59(2)incasenotall
contaminatedsubsoilcanbepracticallyremovedatclosure;and

(b)
theowneroroperatorshallprepareacontingentpostclosureplanforcomplyingwithregulation
59(2)oftheseRegulationsincasenotallcontaminatedsubsoilscanbepracticablyremovedattheclosure.

(5)Duringthepostclosurecareperiod,ifliquidsleakintoaleakdetectionsysteminstalledunder
regulation55(1)(c),theowneroroperatorshallnotifytheAgencyoftheleakinwritingwithinsevendaysafter
detectingtheleak.

(6)TheAgencyshallthenmodifythepermittorequirecompliancewithapplicablerequirementsorifso
requestedbytheowneroroperator,removalofallmaterialsinaccordancewithregulation59ofthese
Regulations.
60.Specialrequirementforignitableorreactivewaste
Ignitableorreactivewasteshallnotbeplacedinasurfaceimpoundment,unlessthewasteistreatedormixed
beforeorimmediatelyafterplacementintheimpoundmentsothattheresultingwaste,mixtureordissolutionof
materialisnolongerignitable.

61.Specialrequirementsfordangerouswastes
Incompatiblewastesandmaterialsshallnotbeplacedinthesamesurfaceimpoundments.
62.Specialwastesnottobeplacedinasurfaceimpoundment
(1)ThewasteswithcodenumbersFEF020,FEF021,FEF023,FEF026orFEF027shallnotbeplacedinasurface
impoundmentunlessthefactoryorindustryoperatesthesurfaceimpoundmentinaccordancewiththe
managementplanforthesewastesasapprovedbytheAgency.
(2)Thefactorstobeconsideredare

(a)

thevolume,physicalandchemicalcharacteristicsofthewastes,includingtheirpotentialto

migratethroughsoil,theirvolatilityorescapeintotheatmosphere;

(b)

theattenuativepropertiesofunderlyingandsurroundingsoilsorothermaterials;

(c)

themobilisingpropertiesofothermaterialssodisposedwiththesewastes;and

(d)

theeffectivenessofadditionaltreatment,designormonitoringtechniques.
PART8

Landtreatment
63.Landtreatmentprogramme

(1)Factoriesandindustriesthattreatordisposeofdangerouswasteinlandtreatmentunitsshall
establishalandtreatmentprogrammedesignedtoensurethatdangerousconstituentsplacedinoronthe
treatmentzonearedegraded,transformedorimmobilisedwithinthetreatmentzonespecifiedbytheAgency
whenissuingthepermit.

(2)TheAgencyshallspecifyinthepermitthedangerousconstituentsthatshallbedegraded,transformed
orimmobilisedasspecified.

(3)ThesedangerousconstituentsarethoseidentifiedinFAC00009905andanyotherconstituentwhich,
althoughnotlisted,isconsidereddangerousbytheAgency.
64.Treatmentofdangerouswasteinthetreatmentzone

(1)Priortotheapplicationofthewastetobetreatedinthetreatmentzone,thefactoryorindustryshall
demonstrateusingfieldtests,laboratoryanalysis,availabledataor,inthecaseofexistingunits,operatingdata,to
showthatdangerousconstituentsinthewastecanbecompletelytreatedinthetreatmentzone.

(2)Forthetreatmentofwastewithinthetreatmentzonealandtreatmentdemonstrationpermitis
required.
65.Design,construction,etc.,offactoryorindustrytominimisedangerousconstituent
Thefactoryorindustryshalldesign,construct,operateandmaintain

(a)
theunitinaccordancewithalldesignandoperatingconditionsthatwereusedinthe
treatmentdemonstrationunderregulation64oftheseRegulations;

(b)

(c)
arunoncontrolsystemcapableofpreventingflowuntothetreatmentzoneduring
dischargefromatleastatwentyfiveyearsstorm;

(d)
arunoffmanagementsystemtocollectandcontrolatleastthewatervolumeresultingfrom
atwentyfiveyearsstorm;

(e)
arunoffmanagementsystemtocollectatleastthewatervolumeresultingfromatwenty
fiveyearstorm.

minimisethesumofdangerousconstituentsduringtheactivelifeofthelandtreatmentunit;

66.Fieldtestandlaboratoryanalysis
(1)Anyfieldtestorlaboratoryanalysisconductedinordertomakethedemonstrationunderregulation65of
theseRegulationsshall

(a)

accuratelysimulatethecharacteristicsandoperatingconditionsfortheproposedland
treatmentunitincluding

(i)

thecharacteristicsofthewasteandofthedangerousconstituentpresent;

(ii)

thetopogragraphyofthesurroundingarea;

(iii)
thecharacteristicsanddepthofsoilinthetreatmentzone;and(v)theoperatingpracticesto
beusedattheunit;

(b)

beconductedinamannerthatprotectshumanhealthandtheenvironment.

67.Designandoperatingrequirement

(1)TheAgencyshallspecifyinthepermitissuedforthefacilityhowthefactoryorindustryshalldesign,
construct,operateandmaintainthelandtreatmentunitincompliancewiththeseRegulations.

(2)Collectionandholdingfacilities(e.g.tanksorbasins)associatedwithrunonandrunoffcontrolsystem
afterstormshallbeemptiedorotherwisemanagedexpeditiouslyinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofthese
Regulations.

(3)Ifthetreatmentzonecontainsparticulatematterwhichmaybesubjecttowinddispersal,theowner
oroperatorshallcontrolthewinddispersal.

(4)Theowneroroperatorshallinspecttheunitweeklyandafterstormstodetectevidenceof

(a)

deterioration,malfunctions,orimproperoperationofrunonandrunoffcontrolsystem;and

(b)

improperfunctioningofwinddispersalcontrolmeasures.

68.Foodchaincrops

(1)TheAgencymayallowthegrowthoffoodchaincropsin,oronthetreatmentzoneonlyifthefactory
orindustrysatisfiedtheconditionsoftheseRegulations.

(2)TheAgencymayspecifyinthepermitissuedforthefacilitythespecificfoodchaincropswhichmaybe
grownonthetreatmentzone.

(3)Thefactoryorindustryshalldemonstratethatthereisnosubstantialrisktohumanhealthcausedby
thegrowthofsuchcropsinoronthetreatmentzonebydemonstratingpriortotheplantingofsuchcrops,that
dangerousconstituentsotherthancadmium

(a)
shallnotbetransferredtotheplantbyintakeordirectcontactandshallnototherwisebe
ingestedbyfoodchainanimalsgrazingwithinthetreatmentzone;or

(b)
shallnotoccuringreaterconcentrationsoncropsgrownonthetreatmentzonethanwhen
thesamecropsaregrownonuntreatedsoilsundersimilarconditionsandinthesame
region.

69.Demonstrationbytheuseoffieldandtestgreenhousestudies
(1)Inmakingsuchademonstration,thefactoryorindustrymayusefieldtests,greenhousestudies,availabledata
andinthecaseofexistingunits,operatingdata,andshall

(a)
basethedemonstrationonconditionssimilartothosepresentinthetreatmentzone,
includingsoilcharacteristics(forexamplepH,cationexchangecapacity)specificwastes,
applicationratesormethods,andcropstobegrown;and

(b)
describetheproceduresusedinconductingsuchtests,includingthesampleselection
criteria,samplesize,analyticalmethods,andstatisticalprocedures.

(2)Iftheowneroroperatorintendstoconductfieldtestsorgreenhousestudiesinordertomakethe
demonstration,heshallobtainapermitfromtheAgencyforconductingsuchactivities.
70.Unsaturatedzonemonitoring

(1)Subjecttothisregulation,anindustryorfactoryshallestablishanunsaturatedzonemonitoring
programmetomonitorthesoilandsoilporeliquidtodeterminewhetherdangerousconstituentsmigrateoutof
thetreatmentzone.

(2)TheAgencyshallspecifythedangerousconstituentsasspecifiedinregulation63(2)ofthese
Regulationstobemonitoredinthefacilitypermit.

(3)TheAgencymayrequiremonitoringforprincipaldangerousconstituents(PDCS)inlieuofthose
constituentspecifiedunderregulation63(2)oftheseRegulations.

(4)Anunsaturatedzonemonitoringsystemmentionedinparagraph(1)ofthisregulationwhichincludes
soilmonitoring,soilcoresandsoilporeliquidmonitoringusingdevicessuchaslysimetersandshallconsistofa
sufficientnumberofsamplingpointsatappropriatelocationsanddepthsyieldsamplesthatrepresentthequality
ofbackgroundsoilpore,liquidqualityandthechemicalmakeupofthesoilthathasnotbeenaffectedbyleakage
fromandbelowthetreatmentzone.

(5)Thefactoryorindustryshallestablishabackgroundvalueforeachdangerousconstituenttobe
monitored.

(6)TheAgencyshallspecifythefrequencyandtimingofsoilandsoilporeliquidmonitoringinthepermit
issuedtothefacilityafterconsideringthefrequency,timingandrateofwasteapplication,andthesoil
permeability.

(7)Theowneroroperatorshalluseconsistentsamplingandanalysisproceduresthataredesignedto
ensuresamplingresultsthatprovideareliableindicationofsoilpore,liquidqualityandthechemicalmakeupof
thesoilbelowthetreatmentzone.
(8)Inadditiontoregulation70(2)oftheseRegulations,thefactoryorindustryshallimplementproceduresand
techniquesfor

(a)

samplecollection;

(b)

samplepreservationandshipment;

(c)

analyticalprocedures;and

(d)

controlofcustodyanddistributionofsample.


(9)Thefactoryorindustryshallconductsoilmonitoringfromtimetotimetodeterminewhetherthereis
astatisticallysignificantchangeoverbackgroundvaluesforanydangerousconstituentstobemonitoredunder
regulation70(2)oftheseRegulations.

(10)Iftheowneroroperatordetermines,pursuanttoregulation70(6)oftheseRegulations,thatthereis
astatisticallysignificantincreaseofdangerousconstituentsbelowthetreatmentzone,heshall

(a)
notifytheAgencyofthisfindinginwritingwithinsevendaysandthenotificationshall
indicatewhatconstituentshaveshownstatisticallysignificantincreases;

(b)
within45days,submittotheAgencyanapplicationforapermitmodificationtoamendthe
operatingpracticesatthefacilityinordertomaximisethesuccessofdegradation,

transformation,orimmobilisationprocessesinthetreatmentzone;

(c)
continuetomonitorinaccordancewiththeunsaturatedzonemonitoringprogramme
establishedunderthisregulation;

(d)
demonstratethatasourceotherthanregulatedunitscausedtheincreaseorthatthe
increaseresultedfromanerrorinsampling,analysis,orevaluation.

(11)Inadditiontomakingademonstrationunderthisregulation,afactoryorindustryshallwithin45days
submitconcurrentlyapermitmodificationapplication,unlesssuchdemonstrationsuccessfullyshowstheincrease
resultedfromanerrorinsampling,analysis,evaluationorfromasourceotherthanregulatedunits.
71.Recordkeeping
Theowneroroperatorshallincludedangerouswasteapplicationdatesandratesintheoperatingrecord.
72.Closureandpostclosure
(1)Duringtheclosureperiod,theowneroroperatorshall

(a)
continuealloperations(includingpHcontrol)necessarytomaximisedegradation,
transformationorimmobilisationofdangerousconstituentswithinthetreatmentzoneas
requiredunderregulations63,64,65oftheseRegulations,excepttotheextentthatsuch
measuresareinconsistentwiththeseRegulations;

(b)
continueunsaturatedzonemonitoringexceptthatinsoilporeliquid,monitoringmaybe
terminatedninetydaysafterthelastapplicationofwastetozone;and

(c)
establishavegetativecoverontheportionofthefacilitybeingclosedatsuchtimethatthe
coverwillnotsubstantiallyimpededegradation,transformationorimmobilisationof
dangerousconstituentsinthetreatmentzoneandthevegetativecovershallbecapableof
maintaininggrowthwithoutextensivemaintenance.

(2)Whenclosureiscompleted,theowneroroperatorshallsubmittotheAgencyacertificationbyanindependent
qualifiedsoilscientistoralicensedprofessionalengineer,thatthefacilityhasbeenclosedinaccordancewiththe
specificationsintheapprovedclosureplan.
73.Specialrequirementforignitableorreactivewaste

Theowneroroperatorofafacility,factory,orindustryshallnotapplyignitableorreactivewastetothetreatment
zoneunlessthewasteisimmediatelyincorporatedintothesoilsothattheresultingmaterialisnolongerignitable
orreactivewaste.
74.Specialrequirementforincompatiblewaste
Theowneroroperatorofafacility,factoryorindustryshallnotplaceincompatiblewastesorincompatible
materials,inthesametreatmentzone,unless

(a)
thewasteisimmediatelyincorporatedintothesoilsothattheresultingwaste,mixtureor
dissolutionofmaterialnolongermeetsthedefinitionofignitableandreactivewastes;

(b)
thewasteismanagedinsuchawaythatitisprotectedfromanymaterialorconditions
whichmaycauseittoigniteorreact.

75.Specialrequirementforextremelyhazardouswaste
(1)UndernocircumstanceswillextremelyHazardousWaste(EHW)beallowedtoremaininclosedlandtreatment
unitafterconcludingthepostclosurecareperiodunless

(a)

theAgencyextendsthepostclosurecareperiod;or

(b)
theAgencyrequiresthatallEHWbedisposedoffsiteorthatitbetreatedinaroundorsafe
environmentmanner.

(2)Indecidingwhethertoextendspostclosurecarewhichrequireddisposalortreatmentofextremelyhazardous
wastetheAgencymaytakeintoaccountthelikelihoodthatthewastewillorwillnotcontinuetodegradetheland
treatmentzonetotheextendthatitisstillregardedasofextremelyhazardouswaste(EHW).
(3)Forthepurposesofthisregulations,EHWshallbeconsideredtoremaininalandtreatmentzoneif
representativesamplesofthetreatmentzonearedesignatedasEHWbyproceduresforrepresentativesampling
andtestingspecifiedinthepermit.
76.Specialrequirementsfordangerouswastes
(1)DangerouswasteswithCodeNos.FEF020,FEF02l,FEF022,FEF023,FEF026orFEF027containedinSchedule12
andthesementionedinSchedule13oftheseRegulationsshallnotbeplacedinalandtreatmentzoneunlessthe
owneroroperatoroperatesthetreatmentzoneinaccordancewithamanagementplan.
(2)Thefactortobeconsideredareasspecifiedinsection62oftheseRegulations.
PART9
WastePiles

77.Applicability

(1)TheprovisionsofthisPartshallapplyinthissectiontoownersandoperatoroffacilitiesthatstoreor
treatdangerouswastepilesbutnottofactoriesorindustriesthatarelocatednearorveryclosetothefacilities

containingthewastepilesprovidedthatsuchwastepilesaresubjecttotheprovisionsofPartVIIofthese
Regulations.

(2)Anyfactoryorindustrywhosewastepileisinsideorunderastructurethatprovidesprotectionfrom
precipitationsothatneitherrunoffnotleachateisgenerated,isnotsubjecttotheprovisionsofsection62of
theseRegulationsprovidedthat

(a)

liquidormaterialscontainingfreeliquidsarenotplacedinthepile;

(b)

thepileisprotectedfromsurfacewaterrunonbythestructureorinsomeothermanner;

(c)
thepileisdesignedandoperatedtocontroldispersalofthewastebywind,bymeansother
thanwetting;and

(d)

thepileshallnotgenerateleachatethroughdecompositionoranyotherreactions.

(3)AllEHWandrespiratorycarcinogensstoredinwastepilesshallbeprotectedfromdispersalbyprecipitationor
wind(covered,storedinsideabuilding,etc.).
78.Designandoperatingrequirements
(1)Awastepileshallhave

(a)
alinerthatisdesigned,constructed,installedandmaintainedtopreventanymigrationof
wastesoutofthepileintotheadjacentsubsurfacesoilorgroundwaterorsurfacewaterat
anytimeduringtheactivelife(includingtheclosureperiod)ofthewastepile;

(b)
thelinermaybeconstructedofmaterialsthatmayallowwastetomigrateintothelineritself
(butnotintotheadjacentsubsurfacesoilorgroundwaterorsurfacewater)duringtheactive
lifeofthefacility:

Providedthelinershallbeasspecifiedinregulation54oftheseRegulations;

(c)
theleachatecollectionandremovalsystemwhichconformwiththeAgency'sspecifications
inregulation55(d)tocollectandremoveleachatefromthepile.

(2)Forextremelyhazardouswastemanagement,theowneroroperatorofthefactoryorindustryshall
submitanengineeringreportcertifiedbyalicensedprofessionalengineerwithhispermitapplicationstatingthe
basisforthelinerrequiredinregulation62.

(3)IftheAgencyfinds,basedonademonstrationbythefactoryorindustry,that,alternatedesignand
operatingpractices,togetherwithlocationcharacteristics,shallpreventthemigrationofanydangerous
constituentsintothegroundwaterorsurfacewateratanyfuturetimethefactoryorindustrymaybeexempted
fromtherequirementsofregulation66oftheseRegulations.

(4)Theowneroroperatorshalldesign,construct,operateandmaintainarunoncontrolsystemanda
runoffmanagementsystemtoconformwithregulation65(iii)and(iv)oftheseRegulations.
79.Doublelinedpiles


(1)ThefactoryorindustryofadoublelinedwastepileisnotsubjecttotheprovisionsofthisPartifthe
conditionsspecifiedinregulation55(a)(i)forimpoundmentaresatisfied.

(2)Ifliquidseepsintotheleakdetectionsystemtheowneroroperatorshallcomplywiththeprovisionsof
regulation58oftheseRegulations.

(3)TheAgencyshallspecifyinthepermitalldesignandoperatingpracticesthatarenecessarytoensure
thattheprovisionsofthisPartarecompliedwith.
80.Inspectionoflines
(1)Theowneroroperatorofapileshallbesubjecttothefollowingguidelines

(a)
thepile(includingitsunderlyingliner)shallbelocatedentirelyabovetheseasonalhigh
watertable;

(b)
thepileshallbeunderlainbyabasethatmeetsallthespecificationofregulation55(1)(a)of
theseRegulations;

(c)
thewastesinthepileshallberemovedperiodicallyandthelinershallbeinspectedfor
deterioration,cracksorotherconditionsthatmayresultinleaks;

(d)
thefrequencyofinspectionplansshallbebasedonthepotentialfortheliner(base)tocrack
orotherwisedeteriorateundertheconditionsofoperation;

(e)
thelinershallbeofsufficientstrengthandthicknesstopreventfailureduetopuncture,cracking,
tearing,orotherphysicaldeteriorationfromequipmentusedtoplacewasteinthepileortocleanandexposethe
linersurfaceforinspection.

(2)Ifdeterioration,crackingorotherconditionisidentifiedthatiscausingorcouldcausealeak,the
owneroroperatorofthefactoryshall

(a)

notifytheAgencyinwritingwithinsevendaysafterdetectingthecondition;and

(b)
repairorreplacetheliner(base)andobtainacertificationfromaqualifiedengineerthatthe
liner(base)hasbeenrepairedandleakageshallnotoccur;or

(c)

complywithadetectionmonitoringprogrammeasdefinedinthepermit.

81.Monitoringandinspection
Duringconstructionorinstallation,linersandcoversystemsshallbeinspectedforuniformity,damageand
imperfectionsasspecifiedinregulation56(a)(b)oftheseRegulationsforsurfaceimpoundments.
82.Containmentsystemandrepairscontingencyplans

(1)Wheneverthereisanyindicationofapossiblefailureofthecontainmentsystem,suchas

(a)

liquiddetectedintheleachatedetectionsystem;

(b)

evidenceofleakageorthepotentialforleakageinthebase;

(c)

erosionofthebase;or

(d)

apparentorpotentialdeteriorationoftheliner(s)basedonobservationorsamplesoftheliner
materials,

thenthatsystemshallbeinspectedinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofthecontainmentsystemevaluationand
repairplanrequiredbyregulation58oftheseRegulation.

(2)Wheneverthereisapositiveindicationofafailureofthecontainmentsystem,thewastepileshallbe
removedfromservice.

(3)Suchfailureasmaintainedinsubparagraph(1)ofthisregulationmayincludedetectionintheleachate
detectionsystemorbreachsuchashole,tear,crack,orseparationinthebase.

(4)Ifthewastepileistoberemovedfromserviceasrequiredbythefactoryorindustry,the

owneroroperatorofthefactoryshallimmediately

(a)

stopaddingwastetothepile;

(b)

containanyleakagewhichhasoccurredorisoccurring;

(c)

causetheleakagetobestopped;and

(d)

removethewastefromtheleakifitcannotbestoppedbyanyothermeans.

(5)Aspartofthecontingencyplantheowneroroperatorshallspecify

(a)

aprocedureforcomplyingwiththeprovisionsofregulation58oftheseRegulations;and

(b)

acontainmentsystemevaluationandrepairplandescribing

(i)

(ii)
procedurestobefollowedtoevaluatetheintegrityofthecontainmentsystemin
theeventofapossiblefailure;

(iii) ascheduleofactionstobetakenintheeventofapossiblefailure;and

testingandmonitoringtechniques;

(iv)
adescriptionoftherepairtechniquesandmaterials(andtheiravailability)tobe

usedintheeventofleakageduetocontainmentsystemfailureordeterioration

whichdoesrequirethewastepiletoberemovedfromservice;

(c)
forextremelyhazardouswastepiles,thefactoryorindustryshallsubmitwithhispermit
applicationastatementsignedbyalicensedprofessionalengineerstatingthebasisonwhich
theevaluationandrepairplanwasestablished.

(5)Nowastepilethathasbeenremovedfromservicepursuanttoregulation58oftheseRegulationsmay
berestoredtoserviceunlessthecontainmentsystemhasbeen

(a)

repaired;

(b)

certifiedbyaqualifiedengineerasmeetingthedesignspecificationapprovedinthepermit.

(6)Awastepilewhichhasbeenremovedfromservicepursuanttoregulation58oftheseRegulationsandcannot
berepaired,shallbeclosedinaccordancewithregulation59oftheseRegulations.
83.Specialrequirementsforincompatiblewaste

(1)Pilesofincompatiblewastesshallnotbeservedbythesamesystemandshallbeseparatedor
protectedbymeansofadike,bam,wellorotherdevice.

(2)Dangerouswastesshallnotbepiledonthesamebasewhereincompatiblewastesormaterialswere
previouslypiled,unlessthebasehasbeendecontaminatedsufficiently.
84.Closureandpostclosurecare
Atclosure,thefactoryorindustryshallcomplywiththerequirementspecifiedinregulation72ofthese
Regulations.
85.Specialrequirementsfordangerouswastes
(1)DangerouswastewithcodeNo.'sFEF020,FEF02l,FEF022,FEF023,FEF026andFEF027shallnotbeplacedin
wastepilesthatarenotenclosedasdefinedinregulation76oftheseRegulationsunlessthefactoryorindustry
operatesthewastepileinaccordancewithamanagementplanapprovedbytheAgencyinaccordancewiththe
provisionsofregulation65oftheseRegulations.
(2)Thefactoriestobeconsideredarespecifiedinregulation62oftheseRegulations.
PART10
Landfills
86.ApplicabilityoftheprovisionsofChapter
TheprovisionsinthisChaptershallapplytoownersandoperatorsoffacilitiesthatdisposeofdangerouswastein
landfills.
87.Designandoperatingrequirements
(1)Alandfillshallhavetherequirementsspecifiedinregulations54oftheseRegulations.

(2)Thedesign,construction,maintenanceandoperationofaleachatecollectionandremovalsystemshall
conformtospecificationsinregulations54and55(1)(c)oftheseRegulations.

(2)Anyowneroroperatorofalandfillcoveredbysubparagraph(1)ofthisregulationshallbeexempted
fromtheprovisionsofregulation55(1)(a)(d)oftheseRegulations.

(3)Theowneroroperatoroflandfillcoveredbysubparagraph(1)ofthisregulationshalldesign,
construct,operate,andmaintainarunoutcontrolsystemofthelandfillduringpeakdischargefromatleasta
twentyyearsstorm,andarunoff.
89.Doublelinedlandfills

ThefactoryorindustryofadoublelinedlandfillisnotsubjecttotheprovisionsofthisChapteriftheprovisionsof
regulation59oftheseRegulationshavebeencompliedwith.
90.Monitoringandinspection
Duringconstructionorinstallation,linersandcoversystemsshallbeinspectedforuniformity,damageand
imperfectionsasspecifiedinregulation56oftheseRegulations.
91.Surveyingandrecordkeeping
Thefactoryorindustryofalandfillshallmaintaintheitemsintheoperatingrecord,thatis

(a)
onamap,theexactlocationanddimensions,includingdepthofeachcellwithrespectto
permanentlysurveyedbenchmarks;and

(b)
thecontentsofeachcellandtheapproximatelocationofeachdangerouswastetypewithin
eachcell.

92.Closureandpostclosurecare
(1)Atfinalclosureofthelandfilloruponclosureofanycell,thefactoryorindustryshall

(a)

complywiththespecificationscontainedinregulation59oftheseRegulationscovering

surfaceimpoundments;

(b)

providelongtermminimisationofmigrationofliquids,throughtheclosedlandfill;

(c)

functionwithminimummaintenance;

(d)

promotedrainageandminimiseexertionorabrasionofthecover;

(e)

accommodatesettingandsubsidencesothatthecover'sintegrityismaintained;and

(f)
haveapermeabilitylessthanorequaltothatofanybottomlinersystemornaturalsubsoils
present.

(2)Afterfinalclosure,theowneroroperatorshallcomplywithallpostclosureprovisionsinregulations59ofthese
Regulations.
(3)Inaddition,theowneroroperatorshallcontinueto

(a)

operatetheleachcollectionandremovalsystemuntilleachateisnolongerdetected;

(b)
protectandmaintainsurveyedbenchmarksusedinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofsection
55(2)oftheseRegulations.

(4)Duringthepostclosurecareperiod,ifliquidleaksintoaleakdetectionsystem,theowneroroperator
shallnotifytheAgency.
93.Specialrequirementsforincompatiblewaste

Incompatiblewastes,orincomparablewastesandmaterialsshallbetreatedinaccordancewithregulations74and
83oftheseRegulations.
PART11
Incinerators
94.(1)TheprovisionsofthisPartshallapplytofactoriesandindustriesthatincineratesolidanddangerouswastein
boilersorindustrialfurnacesinordertodestroythem

(a)
afteranexaminationofthewasteanalysisincludedwithPartBofthefactoryorindustries
permitapplication.

(2)TheagencymayexemptthefacilityfromtheprovisionsofthisPart,ifthewasteistobeburnedinan
incineratorofafactoryorindustry,PartBoftheapplicationforapermitbasbeenexaminedbytheAgencyandthe
wastehasbeencarefullyanalysedasnotdetrimentaltohumanhealthandtheenvironmentafterburning.
(3)Throughoutnormaloperationtheoperatorshallconductsufficientwasteanalysistoverifythatwastefeedto
theincineratoriswithinthephysicalandchemicalcompositionlimitsspecifiedinhispermit.
96.Designationofprincipalorganicdangerousconstituentsanddangerouscombustionbyproducts

(1)Organicconstituentsorbyproductswhichpresentthegreatestdegreeofdifficultyofincineration
shallbedesignatedprincipalorganicdangerousconstituents(PODC's)anddangerouscombustionbyproducts
(DCBP's)andshallbetreatedtotherequiredstandardsspecifiedinregulation64oftheseRegulations.

(2)TheAgencyshallconsiderconstituentsasdangerousiftheyarepresentinlargequantitiesor
concentrations.

(3)Foreachwastefeedtobeburned,oneormorePODC'sanddangerouscombustionbyproductsshall
bespecifiedinthefacility'spermitfromamongthoseconstituentslistedinFAC0000009905andwherepossible
tothepracticable,fromamongthoseconstituentswhichcontributetothetoxicity,persistenceorcarcinogeniaty
ofwastesdesignatedunderregulations11,12,and13oftheseRegulations.

(4)Thisspecificationshallbebasedonthedegreeofdifficultyofincinerationoftheorganicconstituents
ofwastefeedanditscombustionbyproductsandtheirconcentrationormass,consideringtheresultsofwaste
analysisandtrials.
97.Performancestandards

(1)Anincineratorburningdangerouswaste,shallhedesigned,constructedandmaintainedsothatwhen
operatedinaccordancewithoperatingrequirementsspecifiedunderregulation99oftheseRegulations,itshall
meetcertainperformancestandardsspecifiedbytheAgency.
(2)Exceptasprovidedinparagraph(3)ofthisregulationanincineratorburningdangerouswasteshallachieve
destructionandremovalefficiency(DRE)of99.99percentforeachPODCdesignatedinitspermitforeachwaste
feed.DREisdeterminedforeachPODCfromthefollowingequation,thatis

(a)

DRE=WinWout*100%

Win

whereWinMassfeedrateofonePODCinthewastestreamfeedingtheincinerator,andW
outMassemissionratetothesamePODCpresentinexhaustemissonpriortoreleaseto
theatmosphere.

(b)
AnincineratorburningdangerouswasteFEF020,FEF02l,FEF022,FEF026orFEF027
containedinSchedule13oftheseRegulationsshallachieveDRE99.999percentforeach
PODC'sdesignatedinitspermit.ThisperformancemustbedemonstratedonPODC'sthatare
moredifficulttoincineratethantetrapentadioxinsandhexachlorodibenzPdioxinand
dibenzofurans.

(c)
DREisdeterminedforeachPODC'sfromtheequationinsubsection(a)above.Inaddition,
theowneroroperatoroftheincineratorshallnotify,theAgencyofhisintenttoincinerate
dangerouswastesFEF020,FEF022,FEF023,FEF026orFEF027.

(d)
Incineratorsburningdangerouswasteshalldestroydangerouscombustionbyproducts
designatedundersection96thatthetotalmassemissionrateofthesebyproductsemitted
fromthestack,isnomorethan10percentofthetotalmassfeedrateofPODG'sfedintothe
incinerator.

(e)

1.8kilogramsperhourofhydrogenchloride(HCL)emissionssuchthattherateofemissionis
nogreaterthanthelargerofeither1.8kilogramsperhouroronepercentoftheHCLinstack
gaspriortoenteringanypollutioncontrolequipment.

(ii)
Anincineratorburningdangerouswasteshallnotemitparticulatematterinexcess

of180milligramsperdrystandardcubicmeterwhencorrectedfortheamountof

oxygeninthestockgasaccordingtotheformula

(i)Anincineratorburningdangerouswasteandproducingstackemissionsofmorethan

Pc

Pmx14

21Y

WherePcisthecorrectedconcentrationofparticulatematter,Pmisthemeasuredconcentrationof
particulatematterandYisthemeasuredconcentrationofoxygeninthestackgas,usingtheOrsatmethodfor
oxygenanalysisofdryfluegas.Thiscorrectionprocedureistobeusedbyalldangerouswasteincineratorsexcept
thoseoperatingunderconditionsofoxygenenvironment.ForthesefacilitiestheAgencywillselectanappropriate
correctionproceduretobespecifiedinthefacilitypermit.

(f)
Theemissionstandardsspecifiedinsubparagraph(e)aboveshallbemetwhennoothermore
stringentstandardsexist.Whereastateorlocalairpollutioncontrolauthorityhasjurisdictionandhasmore
stringentemissionstandards,anincineratorburningdangerouswastesshallcomplywiththeapplicableair
pollutioncontrolauthority'semissionstandards(includinglimitsbasedonbestavailablecontroltechnology).


(g)
Forthepurposeofpermitenforcement,compliancewiththeoperatingrequirementsspecifiedin
thepermitunderregulation99oftheseRegulationsshallberegardedascompliancewithregulation97ofthese
Regulations,howeverevidencethatcompliancewiththosepermitconditionsisinsufficienttoensurecompliance
withtheperformancerequirementsofregulation99oftheseRegulations,itmaybeevidencejustifying
modification,revocation,orreissuanceofapermit.
98.Trialburnsandpermitmodifications

(1)Theowneroroperatorofadangerouswasteincineratorshallonlywastesspecifiedinhispermitand
onlyunderoperatingconditionsspecifiedforthosewastesunderregulation99oftheseRegulationsexcept

(a)

inapprovedtrials;or

(b)

underexemptionscreatedunderregulation97(b)oftheseRegulations.

(2)Newdangerouswastesmaybeburnedonlyafteroperatingconditionshavebeenspecifiedinatrial
burnpermitorapermitmodificationhasbeenissuedasapplicable.Operatingrequirementsfornewwastesshall
bebasedontrialburnresultsorincludedwithapermitapplication.

(3)Thepermitforanewdangerouswasteincineratorshallestablishappropriateconditionsforeachof
theapplicablerequirementsofthisparagraph,includingbutnotlimitedtoallowablefeedsandoperating
conditionsnecessarytomeettherequirementsofsection99butsufficienttocomplywiththefollowingstandards

(a)
theperiodbeginningwithinitialintroductionofdangerouswastetotheincineratorand
endingwithinitiationofthetrialburn,shallexceed1020hoursoperatingtimefortreatment
ofdangerouswaste;

(b)
duringthetrial,theoperatingrequirementsshallbesufficienttodemonstratecompliance
withtheperformancestandardsofsection99andshallbeinaccordancewiththeapproved
trialburnplan;

(c)
immediatelyafterfollowingcompletionofthetrial,andfortheminimumperiodsufficientto
allowsampleanalysis,datacomputation,andsubmissionofthetrialresultsbytheapplicant,
andreviewofthetrialresultsandmodificationofthefacilitypermit.

99.Operatingrequirements
(1)Anincineratorshallbeoperatedinaccordancewithoperatingrequirementsspecifiedinthepermit.Thesewill
bespecifiedonacasebycasebasisasthosedemonstratedinatrialburn.
(2)Eachsetofoperatingrequirementsshallspecifythecompositionofwastefeed,andacceptableoperatinglimits
includingthefollowingconditions

(a)

carbonmonoxide(CO)levelinthestackexhaustgas;

(b)

wastefeedrate;

(c)

combustiontemperature;

(d)

anappropriateindicatorofcombustiongasvelocity;

(e)

allowancevariationsinincineratorsystemdesignedoroperatingprocedures;and

(f)
suchotheroperatingrequirementsasarenecessarytoensurethattheperformance
standardsofregulation97oftheseRegulationsaremet.

(3)Duringstartupandshutdownofanincinerator,dangerouswaste(exceptwasteexemptedinaccordancewith
subsection97(b))shallnotbefedintotheincineratorandshallnotoperatewithintheconditionsofoperation
(temperature,airfeedrate,etc.)specifiedinthepermit.

(4)Fugitiveemissionsfromthecombustionzoneshallbecontrolledby

(a)

keepingthecombustionzonetotallysealed;

(b)

maintainingacombustionzonepressurelowerthanatmosphericpressure;or

(c)
providinganalternatemeansforfugitiveemissionscontrol,equivalenttomaintenanceof
combustionzonepressurelowerthanatmosphericpressure.

(5)Anincineratorshallbeoperatedwithafunctioningsystemtoautomaticallycutoffwastefeedtothe
incineratorwhenoperatingconditionsdeviatefromlimitsestablishedunderthissection.

(6)Anincineratorshallceaseoperationifwastefeed,incineratordesign,oroperatingconditionsexceed
limitsdesignatedinitspermit.
100.Monitoringandinspection
(1)Thefactoryorindustryshallconduct,andcloselymonitorthefollowingwhileincineratingdangerouswaste

(a)
combustiontemperature,wastefeedrate,andtheindicatorofcombustiongasvelocity
specifiedinthefacilitypermitonacontinuousbasis;

(b)
carbonmonoxide(CO)onacontinuousbasisatapointintheincineratordownstreamofthe
combustionzoneandpriortoreleasetotheatmosphere;and

(c)
asrequiredbytheAgency,samplingandanalysisofthewasteandexhaustemissionsto
verifythattheoperatingrequirementsestablishedinthepermitachievetheperformance
standardofsection97.

(2)Theincineratorandassociatedequipment(pumps,valves,conveyors,pipes,etc.)shallbecompletely
inspectedatleastdailyforleaks,spills,fugitiveemissionsandsignsoftampering.

(3)Allemergencywastefeedcutoffcontrolsandsystemalarmsmustbetestedatleastweeklytoverify
properoperation,unlesstheowneroroperatordemonstratestotheAgencythatweeklyinspectionswillunduly
restrictorupsetoperationsandthatlessfrequentinspectionswillbeadequate.

(4)Emergencycutoffandalarmsystemsshallbetestedatleastmonthly.

(5)Monitoringandinspectiondatashallberecordedandtherecordsshallbeplacedintheoperatinglog.

101.Closure


(1)Atclosurethefactoryorindustryoperatorshallremovealldangerouswasteanddangerouswaste
residues(includingbutnotlimitedtoashscrubberliquids,andfromscrubbersite).

(2)Theremainingequipment,basis,liners,soilanddebriscontaining,orcontaminatedwithdangerous
wasteorwasteresiduesshallbedecontaminatedorremoved,anddisposedinanenvironmentallysafemanner.
PART12
Harmful/dangerous/hazardous/toxicwastes
Trackingprogramme
102.Thetrackingprogramme
(1)Thetrackingprogrammeshall

(a)
providefortrackingofthecollection,transportationandtreatmentofthewastesfromits
generationtothedisposal;

(b)
includeasystemforprovidingthegeneratorofthewastewithassurancethatthewasteis
receivedbythedisposalfacility;

(c)

useauniformformatfortracking;

(d)

includethefollowingrequirements

(i)
segregationand/orrecoveryofthewasteatthepointofgeneration,where
practicable;

(ii)
placementofthewasteincontainersthatwillprotectwastehandlersandthepublic
fromexposures;

(iii)

appropriatelabellingofcontainersofthewastes.

(2)Thewastethatisincineratedneednotbetrackedafterincinerationexceptforthedisposaloftheash.
103.Medicalwasteandlaboratorywastetrackingprogramme
Thefollowingtypesofharmfulldangerous/hazardous/medicalwastestobetrackedinclude,butarenotlimitedto
thefollowingtypesofsolidwaste

(a)
culturesandstockofinfectiousagentsandassociatedbiologicalmaterials,includingcultures
frommedicalandpathologicallaboratories,cultures;and

(b)
stockofinfectiousagents,fromresearchandindustriallaboratories,wastesfromthe
productionofbiological,discardedliveandattenuatedvaccines,andculturedishesand
devicesusedtotransfer,inoculateandmixcultures;

(c)
pathologicalwastes;includingtissues,organsandbodypartsthatareremovedduring
surgeryandautopsy;

(d)
wastesofafterbirth(placenta),humanbloodandproductsofbloodincludingserum,plasma
andotherbloodcomponents;

(e)
sharpinstrumentsthathavebeenusedinpatientcareorinmedicalresearchorindustries,
includinghypodermicneedles,syringes,pasteurpipettes,brokenglass,andscalpelblades;

(f)
contaminatedanimalcarcasses,bodyparts,andcagesusedforanimalsthatwereexposedto
infectiousagentsduringresearch,productionofbiologicalortestingofpharmaceutical;

(g)
wastesfromsurgeryorautopsythatwereincontactwithinfectiousagents,includingsoiled
dressings,sponges,drapes,lavagetubes,drainagesets,underpads,andsurgicalgloves;

(h)
laboratorywastesfrommedical,pathological,orindustriallaboratoriesthatwereincontact
withinfectiousagents,includingslidesandcoverslips,disposablegloves,laboratorycoats
andaprons;

(i)
dialysiswastesthatwereincontactwiththebloodofpatientsundergoinghaemodialysis,
includingcontaminateddisposableequipmentandsuppliessuchastubing,filters,disposable
sheets,towels,gloves,apronsandlaboratorycoats;

(j)

(k)
biologicalwastesanddiscardedmaterialscontaminatedwithblood,faecalmatter,exudate
orsecretionfromhumanbeingsoranimalswhoareisolatedtoprotectothersfrom

communicablediseases;

(l)
suchotherwastematerialsthatresultfromtheadministrationofmedicalcaretoapatient
byahealthcareproviderandisfoundbytheAgencytoposeathreattohumanhealthorthe
environment;and

(m)

discardedmedicalequipmentandpartsthatwereincontactwithinfectiousagents;

radioactivemedicalwastes.

104.Inspection
Anypersonwhogenerates,stores,treats,transports,disposesof,orotherwisehandlesorhashandledmedical,
hazardous,toxicorharmfulwastesshalluponrequestofanyofficer,employeeorrepresentativedulydesignated
bytheAgencyfurnishinformationrelatingtosuchwastes,includinganytrackingformsrequiredtobemaintained
accordingtotheprovisionoftheseguidelines,conductmonitoringortesting,andpermitsuchpersonsatall
reasonabletimestohaveaccessto,andcopyallrecordsrelatingtowaste.Forsuchpurpose,suchpersonsare
authorisedto

(a)
enteratreasonabletimes,anyestablishment,orotherplace,wheremedicalor
harmful/dangeroushazardouswasteshavebeengenerated,stored,treatedortransported
from;

(b)

conductmonitoringortesting;and

(c)
inspectandobtainsamplesfromanybonafidestafforrepresentativeoftheestablishmentofany
suchwastesandsamplesofanycontainerorlabellingforsuchwastes.

105.Procedure
(1)Eachinspectionunderthissectionshallbecommencedandcompletedwithinareasonableperiodas
determinedbytheAgency.
106.Inspection
(1)IftheofficialfromtheAgencyobtainsanysamplepriortoleavingthepremises,heshallgivetotheowner,
operator,oragentinchargeareceiptdescribingthesampleobtainedandifrequested,aportionofeachsamplein
volumeorweighttotheportionretained,(ifgivingsuchanequalportionisfeasible).

(2)Ifanalysisismadeofsuchsamples,acopyoftheresultofsuchanalysisshallbefurnishedpromptlyto
theownerofthefactoryorindustryinchargeofthepremisesconcerned.

(3)ThemechanismforimplementationandenforcementshallbecoordinatedbytheAgencyin
collaborationwithrelevantfederalandstateministriesandparastatals.
107.Enforcement
TheprocedureforcompliancewiththisorderandviolationsshallbeascontainedintheprovisionsofDecree42of
1988andDecree58of1988inadditiontoanyotherlawsforthetimebeinginforceincludingappropriate
penalties.
108.Penalty
ApersonwhocontravenesaprovisionoftheseRegulationsisguiltyofanoffenceandliableonconvictiontothe
penaltyspecifiedinsection35or36oftheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyAct.
109.Interpretation
IntheseRegulations,unlessthecontextotherwiserequires
"Agency"meanstheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgencyestablishedbytheFederalEnvironmental
ProtectionAgencyAct;
"person"includesacorporateandincorporatebody,industry,enterprisesoperator,ownerofafacilityinwhich
wasteorhazardoussubstances,arehandled;
"wasteorhazardouswaste"hasthemeaningassignedtheretobytheFederalEnvironmentalProtectionAgency
Act.
200.Citation
TheseRegulationsmaybecitedastheNationalEnvironmentalProtection(ManagementofSolidandHazardous
Wastes)Regulations.
___________________________
SCHEDULE1
[Regulation.]

TABE1.1
ToxicityCategoryTable

Category

TLM96(Fish)

(Fish)orLC(mg/kg)LC50(mg/kg)LD50

Oral(Rat)LD50

Inhalation(Rat)LC50

Dermal(Rabbit)

50mg/

(mg/kg)

X.

<0.01

<0.5

<0.02

<2

0.11

0.55

0.020.2

220

110

55

0.22

20200

C.

10100

50500

220

2002000

1001000

5005000

20200

2,00020,000

(a)InthistablethedegreeoftoxicitydecreasesfromXtoDwithXbeingthemostacutelytoxiccategory.
(b)Anypersonorfactorygeneratingwastecontainingoneormoretoxiccategoriesshalldeterminetheequivalent
concentrationforthewasteonthebasisofthefollowingformularthatis
Equivalentconcentration(%)

A%
=X%+

10

B%
C%
D%

100
1,000 10,000

Where(X,A,B,C,orD)%isthesumofalltheconcentrationpercentageofaparticulartoxiccategory.

TABLE1.2
ToxicHazardous/DangerousWasteDesignationTable
Ifyourwaste'stoxicrangefallsinthe
wastes,designationis

Andyourmonthlyorbatchwastequantityis

DCategory.

Greaterthan100kg

X,A,B,orC.
Category.

182l00kg
..
Greaterthan100kg

Thenyour

DW

TABLE1.3
PersistentHazardous/DangerousWasteTable

DW
EHW

DangerousWasteNumber

DangerousWasteCriteriaandDesignation

ToxicDangerousWastes

FWTO1

EHW

FWT02

DW

FWPO1

EHW

FWP02

DW

FWP03

CarcinogenicDangerousWastes

FWCO1

EHW

FWC02

DW

PolycyclicAromaticHydrocarbons

EHW

SCHEDULE4

(a)

discardedchemicalproducts;

(b)

dangerouswasteproducts;

(c)

infectiousdangerouswastes;

(d)

dangerouswastemixture;

(e)

toxicdangerouswaste;

(f)

persistentdangerouswaste;and

(g)

carcinogenicdangerouswaste.

(a)
discardorintendedtobediscardedordescribedasabandonedi.e.disposalofor

burnedorincinerated,accumulated,storedortreated(butnotrecycled)beforeor

inlieuofbeingabandonedbybeingdisposedthroughburningorincineration;

(b)

burnedforpurposesofenergyinlieuoftheiroriginalintendeduses;

(c)

usedtoproducefuelinlieuoftheiroriginalintendeduses;

(d)

appliedtothelandinlieuoftheiroriginalintendeduse;or

(e)

containedinproductsthatareappliedtolandinlieuoftheirintendeduse.

Schedule5
[Regulation5.]
Dischargedchemicalproducts

(a)
acommercialchemicalproductormanufacturingintermediatewhichhasthegenericname
listedinthediscardedchemicalproductlistFAC0000009903;

(b)
anoffspecificationcommercialchemicalproductormanufacturingchemicalintermediate
whichifithadmetspecificationshouldhavethegenericnamelistedinthediscarded
chemicalproductlistFAC0000009903;

(c)
anycontainerorinnerlinerthathavebeenusedtoholdanycommercialchemicalproductor

manufacturingchemicalintermediatethathas,oranyoffspecificationcommercialchemicalproduct

ormanufacturingchemicalintermediatewhichifithadmetspecificationwouldhavethegenericname
listedontheacutelydangerouschemicalproductlistofFAC0000009903unlessthecontainer orinnerlineris
emptyandhasbeentriplerinsed;
(d)

anyresidueorcontaminatedsoil,water,orotherdebrisresultingfromthecleanupofaspillofa
commercialchemicalproductormanufacturingchemicalintermediatewhichifithadmet
specificationwouldhavethegenericnamelistedinthediscardedchemicalproductlistFAC000000
9903.

(2)Thematerialsoritemsdescribedin(a),(b),(c)and(d)ofthissubparagraphshallbedesignatedasdangerous
wastewhentheyare.
SCHEDULE6
[Regulation7.]
Listofinfectiouswastes
(a)

cultureandstockofinfectiousagents;

(b)

pathologicalwastes;

(c)

humanbloodwasteandproductsofblood;

(d)

sharpinstrumentsthathavebeenusedinpatientcareorinmedical,research,orindustrial

laboratories;

(e)

contaminatedanimalcarcasses,bodyparts,etc.;

V)

wastesfromsurgeryorautopsythatwereincontactwithinfectiousagents,etc.;

(g)

laboratorywastesfrommedical,pathological,pharmaceuticalorotherresearch,commercialor
industriallaboratories.

(b)
apersonwhosewastemixturecontainsoneormoretoxicconstituentsshalldeterminethe
equivalentconcentrationforhiswastefromthefollowingformula

=x%
+

A%

10

B% C% D%
+++
100 1,000 10,000

SCHEDULE7
[Regulation10(2).]

ToxicHazardous/DangerousWasteDesignationTable

Ifyourwaste'stoxicrangefallsinthe Andyourmonthlyorbatchwastequantityis

DCategory.

Thenyourwastes,designationis

Greaterthan100kg

DW

DW

EHW

X,A,B,orC.

182l00kg..

Category. Greaterthan100kg

Schedule8
ExtractionProcedure(EP)ToxicityList
DangerouswasteContaminant EHWmaximum

DWmaximum
number

concentrationinextract(mg/l)
concentrationinextract

(mg/l)
FD004

Arsenic

500

5500

FD005

Barium

10,000

10010,000

FD006

Cadmium

100

1100

FD007

Chromium

500

5500

FD008

Lead

500

5500

FD009

Mercury

20

0220

FD010

Se1enuim

100

1100

FD011

Silver

500

5500

FD012

Endrin

0.0220

FD013

Lindane

40

0.440

FD014

Methoxychlor

1,000

101,000

FD015

Toxaphene

50

0.550

FD016

2,4D

1,000

101,000

FD017

2,4,5,T

100

1100

(3)Twolevelsofconcentrationareestablishedforthecontaminantslisted(Schedule9)Anywastecontainingone
ormorecontaminantswithconcentrationsinEHW(extremelyhazardouswaste)rangesshallcausethatwasteto
bedesignatedEHW.Anywastecontainingcontaminantswhichoccuratconcentrationsinthedangerouswaste
(DW)rangeonly(i.e.noEHWcontaminants)shallbedesignatedDW.

SCHEDULE9
GenericHazardous/DangerousWasteNumbersTable
Dangerouswastecriteria

Dangerouswastenumber

Dangerouswastecriteriaand
designationtoxicdangerouswaste

Toxicdangerouswaste.

FWTC1

EHW

FMT02

DW

Persistentdangerous

FWPC1

EHW

Halogenatedhydrocarbons..

FWP02

DW

Polycyclicaromatichydrocarbons.. FWP03

EHW

Carcinogenicdangerouswastes FWC01

EHW

FWC02

DW

Schedule10
Maximumconcentrationofconstituentsforgroundwaterprotection

Constituents

Maximumconcentration(mg11)

Arsenic .

.0.05

Barium ............................................................................

1.0

Cadmium.

0.01

Chromium..

0.05

Lead

0.05

Mercury..

0.002

Selenium

0.01

Silver.

0.05

Endrin ..0.0002Wasteanalysis
Lindane

0.004

Methoxychlor..

0.1

Toxaphene

0.005

2,4,D..

0.1

2,4,5TPSilver(TreeKiller)

0.01

HandlingcodesforHazardous/DangerousWasteManagement
1.

Storage

FSOI

Container(barrel,drum,etc.)

FS02

Tank

FS03

Wastepile

FS04

Surfaceimpoundment

FS05

Other(specify)

2.

Treatment

(a)

ThermalTreatment

FT06

Liquidinjectionincinerator

FT07

Rotarykilnincinerator

FT08

Fluidisedbedincinerator

FT09

Multiplehearthincinerator

FT10

Infraredfuruaceincinerator

FT11

Moltensaltdestructor

FTl2

Pyrolysis

FTl3

Wetairoxidation

FTl4

Ca1cinator

FTl5

Microwavedischarge

FTl6

Cementkiln

FTl7

Limekiln

FTl8

Other(specify)

(b)

ChemicalTreatment

FTl9

FT20

Absorptionfield

FT21

Chemicalfixation

FT22

Chemicaloxidation

FT23

Chemicalprecipitation

FT24

Chemicalreduction

FT25

Chlorination

FT26

Chlorinolysis

FT27

Cyanidedestruction

FT28

Degradation

Absorptionmound

FT29

Detoxification

FT30

Ionexchange

FT31

Neutralisation

FT32

Ozonation

FT33

Photolysis

FT34

Other(specify)

(c)

ChemicalTreatment

(i)

SeparationofComponents

FT35

Centrifugation

FT36

Clarification

FT37

Coagulation

FT38

Decanting

FT39

Encapsulation

FT40

Filtration

FT41

Flocculation

FT42

Flotation

FT43

Foaming

FT44

Sedimentation

FT45

Thickening

FT46

Ultrafiltration

FT47

Other(specify)

(ii)

Removalofspecificcomponents

FT48

Absorptionmolecularsieve

FT49

Activatedcarbon

FT50

Blending

FT51

Catalysis

FT52

Crystallisation

FT53

Dialysis

FT54

Distillation

FT55

Electrodialysis

FT56

Electrolysis

FT57

Evaporation

FT58

Highgradientmagneticseparation

FT59

Leaching

FT60

Liquidionexchange

FT61

Liquidliquidextraction

FT62

Reserveosmosis

FT63

Solventrecovery

FT64

Stripping

FT65

Sandfilter

FT66

Other(specify)

(d)

BiologicalTreatment

FT67

Activatedsludge

FT68

Aerobiclagoon

FT69

Aerobictank

FT70

Anaerobiclagoonortank

FT71

Composting

FT72

Septictank

FT73

Sprayirrigation

FT74

Thickeningfilter

FT75

Tricklingfilter

FT76

Wastestablisationpond

FT77

Other(specify)

FT7879

(Reserved)

(e)

Disposal

FD80

Undergroundinjection

FD81

Landfill

FD82

Landtreatment

FD83

Oceandisposal

FD84

Surfaceimpoundment(tobeclosedasalandfill)

FD85

Other(Specify)

SCHEDULE11
1.0

Hazardous(Dangerous)ChemicalProducts(FAC0000009903)

1.1

AcutelyHazardous(Dangerous)ChemicalProductsList

HazardousSubstance
Dangerous
WasteNo.

FEPA*Reasonfor
harzardousdesignation
designation

FA023

Acetaldehyde,chloro

EHW

BH

FBOO1

Acetaldehyde..

EHW

FB034

Acetaldehyde,trichloro

EHW

FAOO2

Acetamide,N(aminothioxomethyl)...............

.EHW

FA057

Acetamide,2fluoro......................................

EHW

BH

FA058

Aceticacid,fluorosodiumsalt..........................

EHW

AH

FB144

Aceticacid,leadsalt..........................................

EHW

DEP

FA066 Acetimidicacid,N[methylcarbamoyl)oxy]

thiomethylester................................................

EHW

FB003 Acetonitrile........................................................

EHW

CI

FAOO1 3(alphaAcetonylbenzyl)4hydroxycoumarin

EHW

andsalts..............................................................

FAOO2

lAcetyl2thiourea............................................

EHW

FBOO6

Acetylchloride..................................................

EHW

CHaR

FA003

Aerolein..............................................................

EHW

FBOO7

Acrylamide........................................................

EHW

FBOO8

Acrylicacid........................................................

EHW

COL

FBOO9

Acrylonitrile........................................................

EHW

C+l

FA070

Aldicarb..............................................................

EHE

FAOO4

Aldrin..................................................................

EHW

XH

FAOO5

Allylalcohol......................................................

EHW

FAOO6

Aluminiumphosphide........................................

EHW

BR

FAOO7

5(Aminomethyl)3isoxazolo............................

EHW

FAOO8

4Aminopyridine................................................

EHW

FAOO9

Ammoniumpicrate............................................

EHW

FA1l9

Ammoniumvanadate..........................................

EHW

FB012

Aniline................................................................

EHW

CI

FBOIO

Arsenicacid........................................................

EHW

FA012

Arsenic(III)oxide..............................................

EHW

B+

FAOll

Arsenic(V)oxide..............................................

EHW

FAOll

Arsenicpentoxide..............................................

EHW

FA012

Arsenictrioxide..................................................

EHW

B+

FA038

Arsine,diethyl..................................................

EHW

FB015

Azaserine............................................................

EHW

C+

FA054

Aziridine............................................................

EHW

B+

FBO10

Azirino(2,3:3,4)pyrrolo(1,2a)indole4,

7dione,6amino[8(aminocarbonyl)oxy)

methyl]1,1a,2,8a,

8bhexahydro8amethoxy5methyl................................ EHW
B+

FA013

Bariumcyanide..................................................

EHW

FB157

Benz[j]acenathrylene,1,2,

EHW

HP

FB017

Benzylchloride..................................................

EHW

DH

FB018

Benz[a]anthracene............................................

EHW

p*

FB018

1,2Benzanthracene..........................................

EHW

p*

FB094

1,2Benzanthracene,7, l2dimethyl................

EHW

CP

FB012

Benzenamine......................................................

EHW

FA024

Benzenamine,4chloro......................................

EHW

CH

FB049

Benzenamine,4chloro2methyl......................

EHW

FB093

Benzenamine,N,Ndimethyl4(phenylazo).........

EHW

C+

FB158

Benzenamine,4,4methylenebis(2chloro)....

EHW

H+

FAOn

Benzenamine,4nitro........................................

EHW

FA028

Benzene,(chloromethyl)..................................

EHW

BH+

FB019

Benzene..............................................................

EHW

C+l

FB038

Benzeneaceticacid,4chloroalpha(4chlorophel

ethyl..................................................................

EHW

FB030

Benzene,lbromo4phenoxy..........................

EHW

FB037

Benzene,chloro................................................

EHW

BH1

FB190

1,2Benzenedicarboxylicacidanthydride..........

EHW

FB070

Benzene,1,2dichloro......................................

EHW

BH

FB071

Benzene,1,3dichloro......................................

EHW

BH

FBOn

Benzene,1,4dichloro......................................

EHW

BH

FB017

Benzene,1,3(dichloromethyl)........................

EHW

DH

FB223

Benzene,1,3disocyanatomethyl......................

EHW

BR

FB239

Benzene,dimethyl............................................

EHW

C1

FB201

1,3Benzenediol................................................

EHW

FB127

Benzene,hexachloro........................................

EHW

FB056

Benzene,hexahydro..........................................

EHW

FB188

Benzene,hydroxy..............................................

EHW

FB220

Benzene,methyl................................................

EHW

FB105

Benzene,lmethyl1,2,4dinitro......................

EHW

FB106

Benzene,lmethyl2,6dinitro........................

EHW

C1

FB055

Benzene,(lmethylethyl)................................

EHW

FB169

Benzene,nitro....................................................

EHW

FB183

Benzene,pentachloro..........................................

EHW

DH+

FB185

Benzene,pentachloronitro..................................

EHW

DHOP

FB020

Benzenesulphonicacidchloride........................

EHW

DHOP

FB020

Benzenesulphonylchloride................................

EHW

DH

FB207

Benzene,1,2,4,5tetrachloro..........................

EHW

HOR

FB023

Benzene,(trichloromethyl)................................

FA042

1,2Benzenediol,4(lhydroxy2(methylamino)

ethyl)................................................................

EHW

FA014

Benzenethiol......................................................

EHW

FB021

Benzidine............................................................

EHW

B+

FB022

Benzo(a)pyrene................................................

EHW

P+

FB022

3,4Benzopyrene................................................

EHW

P+

FB197

pBenzouinone..................................................

EHW

FB023

Benzotrichloride................................................

EHW

HOR

FB050

1,2Benzphenanthrene......................................

EHW

P+

FA028

Benzylchloride..................................................

EHW

PH+

FA015

Berylliumdust

EHW

C+

FB085

2,2Bioxirane

EHW

B1

FB021

(1,1'Biphenyl)4,4'diamine.

EHW

B+

FB073

(1,1'Biphenyl)4,4'diamine,3,3dichloro EHW

H+

FB095

(1,1'Biphenyl)4,4'diamine,3,3dimethyl.EHW

C+

FB024

Bis(2chloroethoxy)methane

EHW

CH

FB027

Bis(2chloroisoprooyl)ether..

EHW

CHG

FA016

Bis(chloromethyl)ether.

EHW

CH+

FB246

Brominecyanide..

EHW

CH

FA017

Bromoacetone

EHW

CH

FB225

Bromoform..

EHW

FB030

4Bromophenylphenylether..

EHW

FA018

Brucine.. EHW

FB128

1,3Butadiene,1,1,2,3,4,4hexachloro..

EHW

CH

FB035

Butanoicacid4[bis(2chloroethyl)amino]

benzene.EHW

FB160

2Butanoneperoxide.

EHW

BR

FB074

2Butene,1,4dichloro EHW

B1

FB053

2Butenal............................................................

EHW

B1

FB074

2Butene,1,4dichloro. EHW

CH1

FB032

Calciumchromate

EHW

C+EP

FA021

Calciumcyanide

EHW

FA123

Camphene,octachloro

EHW

XH

FA097

Camphor..

EHW

FA178

Carbamicacid,methylnitrosoethylester EHW

C+

FB176

Carbamide,Nethylnitroso.EHW

C+

FB177

Carbamide,NmethylNnitros EHW

C+

FB219

Carbamide,thio..EHW

C+

FA103

Carbamimidoselenoicacid..EHW

FB097

Carbamoylchloride,dimethyl....................................................EHW

DH+

FA022

Carbonbisulphide EHW

D1?

FA022

Carbondisulphide.. EHW

D1?

FB156

Carbonocholoridicacid,methylester.EHW

BH1

FB033

Carbonoxyfluoride.. EHW

BHR

FB211

Carbontetrachloride. EHW

CH+

FA095

Carbonylchloride.

EHW

BH

FB033

Carbonylfluoride.. EHW

BHR

FB035

Chlorambucil...............................................................

EHW

H+

FB036

Chlodane,trechnical EHW

XH

FA033

Chlorinecyanide

EHW

AH

FB026

Chlnaphazine

EHW

H+

FA023

Chloroacetaldehyde

EHW

BH

FA024

pChloroanilin

EHW

CH

FB037

Chlorobenzene...............................................

EHW

BH1

FB039

4ChloromCresol...........................................

.EHW H

FB041

1Chloro2,3epoxypropane..............................

EHW

CH+1

FB042

2Chloroethylvinylether....................................

EHW

CH

FB044

Chloroform........................................................

EHW

CH+

FB046

Chloromethylmethylether................................

EHW

DH+1

FB047

betaChloronaphtalene........................................

EHW

DH

FB048

OChlorophenol..................................................

EHW

DH

FA026

1(oChlorophenyl)thiourea..............................

EHW

AH

FA027

3Chloropropionitrile..........................................

EHW

BH

FB049

4Chlorootuluidine,hydrochloride..................

EHW

FB032

Chromicacid,calciumsalt..................................

EHW

C+EP

FB050

Chrysene............................................................

EHW

P+

FA029

Coppercyanides................................................

EHW

FB052

Cresols................................................................

EHW

FB052

Cresylicacid......................................................

EHW

FB053

Crotonaldehyde..................................................

EHW

FB055

Cummene............................................................

EHW

Cl

FA030

Cyanides(solublecyanidesalts),notelsewhere

specified..............................................................

EHW

FA031

Cyanogen............................................................

EHW

B1

FB246

Cyanogenbromide..............................................

EHW

CH

FA033

Cyanogenchloride..............................................

EHW

AH

FB197

1,4Cyclohexadienedione..................................

EHW

FB056

Cyclohexane......................................................

EHW

C1

FB057

Cyclohexanone..................................................

EHW

C1

FB130

1,3Cyclopentadiene,

XH

5,hexachloro......................................................

Cyclophosphamide............................................

EHW

CH+1

FB058

1,2,3,4,5,

EHW

FB240 2,4D,saltsandesters........................................

EHW

BH

FB060 DDD..................................................................

EHW

CH+

FB06l DDT....................................................................

EHW

XH+

FB142 Decachlorooctahydro

cyclobuta[c,d,]pentalen2one........................

EHW

XH

FB062 Diallate................................................................

EHW

CH+

FA133 Diamine..............................................................

EHW

B+R

FB063 Dibenz[a,h]anthracene....................................

EHW

AP+

FB063 1,2

:5,6Dibenzanthracene..............................EHW

P+A

FB064 1,2

:7,8Dibenzopyrene.................................. EHW

P+

1,3,4,metheno2H

FB064 Dibenz[a,i]pyrene............................................

EHW

P+

FB066 1,2Dibromo3Chloropropane........................

EHW

CH+

FB062 S(2,3Dichloroally)dicopropylthio

CH+

EHW

BH

EHW

carbamate............................................................

FB070 oDichlorobenzene..............................................

FB07l mDichlorobenzene............................................

EHW

BH

FBOn pDichlorobenzene..............................................

EHW

BH

FB073 3,3Dichlorobenzidine......................................

EHW

B+

FB074 1,4Dichloro2butene......................................

EHW

CHI

FB075 Dichlorodifluoromethane..................................

EHW

FB060 Dichlorodiphenyldichloroethane......................

EHW

CH+

FB06l Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane......................

EHW

XH+

FB078 1,lDichloroethylene........................................

EHW

CH+

FB079 1,2Dichloroethylene........................................

EHW

DH

FB025 Dichloroethyl......................................................

EHW

CH

FB08l 2,4Dichlorophenol............................................

EHW

DH

FB082 2,6Dichlorophenol............................................

EHW

DH

FB240 2,4Dichlorophenoxyaceticacid,saltand EHW

BH

FA036 Dichlorophenylarsine..........................................

EHW

BH

FB083 1,2Dichloropropane..........................................

EHW

CHI

FA037 Dieldrine............................................................

EHW

XH+

FB085 1,2,3,4Diepoxybutane....................................

EHW

Bl

FA038 Diethylarsine......................................................

EHW

FA039 0,ODiethylS[2(ethylthio)ethyl]

esters..................................................................

phosphorodithioate............................................

EHW

FB087 0,ODiethylSmethyldithiophosphate..............

EHW

FA04l Diethylpnitrophenylphosphate........................

EHW

FA040 0,ODiethylpyrazenylphosphorothioate..........

EHW

FA043 Disopropylfluorophosphate..............................

EHW

BH

FA044 Dimethoate..........................................................

EHW

FB092 Dimethylamine..................................................

EHW

Cl

FB093 Dimethylaminoazobenze....................................

EHW

C+

FB094 7,l2Dimethylbenz[a]anthracene....................

EHW

CP

FB095 3,3Dimethylbenzidine......................................

EHW

C+

FB096 alpha,alphaDimethylbenzylhydropererOxide..

EHW

CR

FB097 Dimethy1carbamoy1chloride..............................

EHW

DH+

FB099 1,2Dimethylhydrazine......................................

EHW

C+l

FA045 3,3Dimethyll(methylthiobutanone,O[(methy

EHW

FA082 Dimethylnitrosamine..........................................

EHW

B+

FA046 Alpha,alphaDimethylphenethylamine..............

EHW

FB103 Dimethylsulphate..............................................

EHW

CO+

FA047 4,6Dinitroocresolandsalts............................

EHW

FA034 4,6Dinitroocydohexylphenol........................

EHW

FA048 2,4Dinitrophenol..............................................

EHW

FB105 2,4Dinitrotoluene..............................................

EHW

FB106 2,6Dinitrotoluene..............................................

EHW

FA020 Dinoseb..............................................................

EHW

FB109 1,2Diphenylhydrazine......................................

EHW

FB035 Diphosphoramide,octamethyl............................

EHW

FBIlO

EHW

C??

carbonyl]oxime................................................

FA07l 0,ODimethylOpnitrophenyl

EHW

phosphorothioate................................................

Dipropylamine....................................................

FBI11 Dinpropylnitrosamine......................................

EHW

C+

FA039 Disulphoton........................................................

EHW

FA049 2,4Dithiobiuret................................................

EHW

FA109 Dithiopyrophosphoricacid,tetraethylester........

EHW

FA050 Endosulphan......................................................

EHW

XH

FA088 Endothiol............................................................

EHW

FA051 Endrin................................................................

EHW

XH

FA042 Epinephrine........................................................

EHW

FBOOI Ethanal................................................................

EHW

FBI74 Ethanamine,NethyINnitroso..........................

EHW

C+

EHW

CH+

EHW

DH

FA046 Ethanamine,

1,

ldimethylWphenyl..............

FB067 Ethane,1,2dibromo........................................
FB076 Ethane,1,

EHW

ldichlorol........................................

FBOn Ethane,1,2dichloro........................................

EHW

DH

FBII4

EHW

1,2Ethanedrylibiscarbamodithiocacid............

FBI31 Ethane,1,

1,

FB024 Ethane,1,

1[methylenebis(oxy)bisEHW

1,2,2,2,hexachloro.................... EHW

[2chloro............................................................

FB247 Ethane,I,I,Itrichlor22bis

EHW

CH

DH

(pmetoxypheny)................................................

EHW

EHW

CH

AH

FB003 Ethanenitrile........................................................
FB025 Ethane,1,

1,oxybis2chloro..............................

FBI84 Ethane,pentachloro..........................................

EHW

FB208 Ethane,1,

1,

1,2tetrachloro............................EHW

FB209 Ethane,1,

1,2,2tetrachloro............................

FB227 Ethane,1,

1,2irichloro....................................

FB084 Ethenamine,NmethyINnitroso....................

EHW

EHW

EHW

CH

B+

FB043 Ethene,chloro....................................................

EHW

DH+

FB042 Ethane,2chloroethoxy....................................

EHW

CH

EHW

CH+

DH

EHW

CH

FB078 Ethene,1,

ldichloro........................................

FB079 Ethene,transI,2dichloro................................
FB210 Ethene,1,

EHW

1,2,2tetrachloro............................

FBOO6 Ethanoylchloride................................................

EHW

CH

FBlOi

EHW

FB038 Ethyl4,4dic1orobenzilate..................................

EHW

DH

FBII4

Ethylenebis(dithiocarbamicacid),saltsand

esters..................................................................

EHW

FB067 Ethylenedibromide............................................

EHW

CH

Ethylenedichloride............................................

EHW

DH

FBl15 Ethyleneoxide....................................................

EHW

CI

FA054 Ethylenimine......................................................

EHW

B+

FB076 Ethylidenedichloride..........................................

EHW

DH

FA056 Fluorine..............................................................

EHW

FA057 Fluoroacetamide................................................

EHW

BH

FA058 Fluoraceticacid,sodiumsalt..............................

EHW

AH

FB122 Formaldehyde....................................................

EHW

FA065 Fulminicacid,mercury(II)salt..........................

EHW

R?

FB125 2Furancarboxaldehyde......................................

EHW

C?

FB147 2,5Furandione..................................................

EHW

FB125 Furfural..............................................................

EHW

C?

FB126 Glycidylaldeyade................................................

EHW

C+

Ethylcyanide......................................................

FBon

FB163 GuanidineNnitrosoNmethylN'nitro............

EHW

C+

FA059 Heptachlor..........................................................

EHW

XH+

FB127 Hexachlorobenzene............................................

EHW

FB128 Hexachlorobutadiene..........................................

EHW

CH

FB130 Hexachlorocyc1opentadiene(gammaisomer)....

EHW

XH

FA05l 1,2,3,4, 10,

IOHexachloro6,7epoxyl,4,

4a,5,6,7,8aoctahydroendo,endI,4,5,

8dimethanophalene..........................................

EHW

XH

FA037 1,2,3,4, 10,

IOHexachloro6,7epoxyl,4,

4a,5,6,7,8,8aoctahydroendo,exol,4,5,

8,dimethanonaphalene......................................

EHW

XH+

FB13l Hexachloroethane..............................................

EHW

FA060 1,2,3,4, 10,

EHW

BH

BH

FA060 Hexachlorohexahydroendoendodimethanonaphtl

EHW

BH

HB132 Hexachlorophene................................................

EHW

CH

FB243 Hexachloropropane............................................

EHW

FA062 Hexaethyltetraphosphate....................................

EHW

FB133 Hydrazine............................................................

EHW

B+R

FBl16 Hydrazinecarbothioamide..................................

EHW

IOHexachlorol,4,4a,5,8,

8ahexahydro1,4,5,8endo

endodimethanonaphaleine................................

FAOO4 1,2,3,4, 10,

IOHexachlorol,4,4a,5,8,

8ahexahydrol,4,5,8endo,

exodimethanonaphthalene..................................

............................................................................

EHW

FB099 Hydraxine,

1,2dimethyl..................................

EHW

C+

FB109 Hydrazine,

1,2diphenyl..................................

EHW

FA068 Hydrazine,methyl............................................

EHW

FA063 Hydrocyanicacid................................................

EHW

FA063 Hydrogencyanide..............................................

EHW

FA096 Hydrogenphosphide..........................................

EHW

FB135 Hydrogensulphide..............................................

EHW

Bl

FB096 Hydroperoxidemethyllphenyletyl................

EHW

CR

FB245 Indomethacin......................................................

EHW

BH

FA064 Isocyanicacid,methylester................................

EHW

17

EHW

FAOO7 3

(2H)Isozalone,5(animomethyl)....................

FB142 Kepone................................................................

EHW

XH

FB143 Lasiocarpine........................................................

EHW

C+

FB144 Leadacetate........................................................

EHW

DEP

FB129 Lindane..............................................................

EHW

H+

FB147 Maleicanhydride................................................

EHW

FB149 Malononitrile......................................................

EHW

FB151 Mercury..............................................................

EHW

EP

FA092 Mercury(acetatoO),phenyl..............................

EHW

FA065 Mercuryfulminate..............................................

EHW

R7

FB152 Methacrylotrinile................................................

EHW

FB092 Methanemine,Nmethyl....................................

EHW

FA016 Methane,oxybis(chloro)..................................

EHW

BH+

FA112 Methane,tetranitro............................................

EHW

AR

FB029 Methane,bromo..................................................

EHW

FB045 Methane,chloro................................................

EHW

FB046 Methanechloromethyoxy..................................

EHW

DH+

FB068 Methane,dibromo............................................

EHW

CH+

FB080 Methane,dichloro..............................................

EHW

CH

FB075 Methane,dichlorodiphloro................................

EHW

FB138 Methane,iodo....................................................

EHW

H+

FB2ll

Methane,tetrachloro..........................................

EHW

CH+

FAll8 Methanethiol,trichloro......................................

EHW

FB153 Methanethiol......................................................

EHW

FB225 Methane,tribromo..............................................

EHW

FB12l Methane,trichorofluoro....................................

EHW

FB044 Methane,trichloro............................................

EHW

CHI

FA059 4,7MethanoHindeno, 1,4,5,6,7,8,

8octachloro3a,4,7,7atetrahydro..................

EHW

XH

FA066 Methomyl............................................................

EHW

FA067 2Methylaziridine..............................................

EHW

B+

FA068 Methylhydrazine................................................

EHW

AI

FA064 Methylisocyanate..............................................

EHW

FA069 2Methyllactonitrite............................................

EHW

FA07l Methylparathion................................................

EHW

FB029 Methylbromide..................................................

EHW

FB045 Methylchloride..................................................

EHW

HI

FB156 Methylchlorocarbonate......................................

EHW

GHI

8heptachloro3a,4,7,7atetrahydro

FA036 4,7Methanoindan,

1,2,4,5,6,7,8,

FB226 Methylchloroform..............................................

EHW

CH

FB157 3methy1chlorlanthrene......................................

EHW

HP

FB158 4,4methylenebis(2chloroniline)....................

EHW

H+

FB132 2,2methylenebis(3,4,6trichorophenol)........

EHW

CH

FB068 Methylenebromide............................................

EHW

CH+

FB080 Methylenechloride............................................

EHW

CH

FB1l2 Methyleneoxide................................................

EHW

FB160 Methylethylketoneperoxide............................

EHW

BR

FB138 Methyliodide......................................................

EHW

H+

FB163 NMethylNnitroNnitrosoquanidine..............

EHW

C+R

FBOlO MitomyeinC......................................................

EHW

B+

FB165 Naphthalene........................................................

EHW

FB047 Naphthalene,2chloro......................................

EHW

DH

FB166 1,4Naphthalenedione........................................

EHW

FB236 2,7Naphthalenedisulphonicacid,3,3[(3,3

dimethyl(1,lbiphenyl)4,4diyl)]bis(azo)

bis(5amino4hydroxy,tetrasodiumsalt..........

EHW

H+

FBl16 1,4,naphthaquinone..........................................

EHW

FB167 lnaphtylamine..................................................

EHW

B+

FB168 2naphthalamine................................................

EHW

B+

FB167 alphanaphthalamine..........................................

EHW

B+

FB168 betanaphthalamine............................................

EHW

B+

FB026 2Naphthalamine,N,Nbis(2chloromethyl)..

EHW

H+

FAOn alphaNaphthylthiorea........................................

EHW

FA073 Nickelcarbonyl..................................................

EHW

FA074 Nickelcyanide....................................................

EHW

DR

FA074 Nickel(II)cyanide..............................................

EHW

DR

FA073 Nickeltetracarbonyl............................................

EHW

FA075 Nicotineandsalts................................................

EHW

FA076 Nitricoxide........................................................

EHW

FA077 pNitroaniline......................................................

EHW

FB169 Nitrobenzene......................................................

EHW

FA078 Nitrogendioxide................................................

EHW

FA076 Nitrogen(II)oxide..............................................

EHW

FA078 Nigrogen(IV)oxide..........................................

EHW

FA08l Nitroglycerine....................................................

EHW

FB170 pNitrophenol....................................................

EHW

FB17l 2Nitropropane..................................................

EHW

FB174 NNitrosodiethylamine......................................

EHW

C+

FA082 NNitrosodiethylamine......................................

EHW

B+

FB176 NNitrosoNethylurea........................................

EHW

C+

FB177 NNitrosoNmethylurea....................................

EHW

C+

FB178 NNitrosoNmethyluretane................................

EHW

C+

FA084 NNitrosomethylvynlamine..

EHW

B+

FB179 NNitrosopiperidine.

EHW

C+

FBI11 NNitrosoNpropylamine..EHW

C+

FA050 5Norbonene2,3,dimethanol,1,4,5,6,7,

7hexachloro,cyclicsulphite.

EHW

FA085 Octamethylpyrophosphoramide. EHW

FA087 Osmiumoxide..

EHW

FA087 Osmiumtetroxide.

EHW

FA088 70xabicyclo(2,2,1)heptane2,

XH

3dicarboxylicacid. EHW
FB058 2H1,3,20xazaphosphorine,2[bis

(2chloroethylamino)tetrahydro,oxide2EHW

FB115 Oxirane.

EHW

CH+
X

FB041 Oxirane,2(chloromethyl).. EHW

CH+

FAO9 Parathion..

EHW

FB13 Pantachlorobenzene.

EHW

FB18

EHW

AH

FB185 Penthachloronitrobenzene EHW

DH

SeeFE207

Panthachloroethane

Penthachlorophenol............................................

EHW

AH

EHW

FA034 Phenol,2Cyclohexyl4,6dinitro EHW

FA048 Phenol,2,4dinitro..

FB188 Phenol................................................................

EHW

FA047 Phenol,2,4,dinitro6methyl,andsalts...EHW B
FA020 Phenol,2,4dinitro6(1methylpropyl).EHW

FA009 Phenol,2,4,6trinitroammoniumsaltEHW

FB048 Phenol,2chloro..

EHW

DH

FB039 Phenol,4chloro3methyl

EHW

FB081 Phenol,2,4,dichloro..

EHW

DH

FB082 Phenol,2,6dichloro

EHW

DH

FB170 Phenol,4nitro.

EHW

Phenol,pentachloro.

EHW

AH

See

FEF027 Phenol,2,3,4,6tetrachloro

EHW

CH

See

FEF027 Phenol,2,4,5trichloro

EHW

AH

See

FEF027 Phenol,2,4,6trichloro. EHW

AH

FA036 Phenoldichloroarsine. EHW

BH

FA092 Phenylmercuricatate EHW

FA093 NPhenylthoiurea.

EHW

FA094 Phorate.

EHW

See

FA095 Phosgene.. EHW

BH

FA096 Phosphine.. EHW

FA041 Phosphoricacid,diethylpnitophenylester .. EHW

FA044 Phosphorodithioicacid0,Odimeth

12[2(methylamino)2oxoethyl]ester

EHW

FA043 Phosphofluorideacid,bis(1methylpethyl)esterEHW BH
FA094 Phosphorothoicacid,0,diethylS(ethylthio)

methylester..

EHW

EHW

FA097 Phosphorothioicacid,0,Odimeth1[pdi:

ethylamino)sulphonyl(phenylester)..

FA089 Phosphorothioicacid,0,Odiethyl

O(pnitrophenyl)ester..EHW X

FA040 Phosphorothioicacid,0,OdiethylOpyrazinylester..EHW A
FB189 Phosphorussulphide..

EHW

BIR

FB190 Phthalicanhydride

EHW

FB191 2Picoline

EHW

FAllO Plumbane,tetraethyl.

EHW

FA098 Potassiumcyanide.

EHW

FA009 Potassiumsilvercyanide.EHW

FA070 Propanal,2methyl2(methylthio)Omethylamino

carbonyl]oximeEHW B
FB194 IPropanamine..

EHW

FBllO

EHW

IPropanamine,Npropyl..

FB066 Propana,1,2dibromo3chloro

EHW

CH+

FB149 Propanedinitrile

EHW

FB101 Propanenitrile.

EHW

FB027 Propanenitrile,3chloro .

EHW

BH

FA079 Propanenitrile,2hydroxy2methyl.

EHW

FB171 Propane,2nitro.

EHW

FB027 Propane,2,2,oxybis[2choloro ..

EHW

CHO

FA081 1,2,3Propanetriol,trinitrate.

EHW

R?

FB235 IPropanol,2,3dibromo,phosphate(3:1). EHW

DH

FB126 IPropanol,2,3epoxyEHW

C*

FA017 2Propanone,bromo.

CH

EHW

FA102 Propargylalcohol.................................................................. EHW

FA003 2Propenal............................................................................

EHW

FB007 2Propenamide

EHW

FB084 Propene,1,3dichloro.

EHW

CH

FB243 IPropene,1,1,2,3,3hexachloro

EHW

FB009 2Propenenitrile.

EHW

C*

FB152 2Propenenitrile,2methyl. EHW

FB008 2Propenoicacid

COl

EHW

FA005 2Propenlol EHW

See

FEF207Propionicacid,2(2,4,5,trichlorophenoxyEHW B
FB194 nPropylamine.

EHW

BH

FB083 Propylenedichloride.

EHW

CH1

FA067 1,2Propylenimine..

EHW

B+1

FA102 2Propynlol

EHW

FA008 4Pyridinamine.

EHW

FA075 Pyridine,(S)3(1methyl2pyrrolidinyl),andsalt.. EHW

FB196 Pyridine

EHW

C1

FB179 Pyridine,hexahydroNnitroso

EHW

C+

FB191 Pyridine,2methyl

EHW

FA111 Pyrophosphoricacid,terraethylester

EHW

FB201 Resorcinol..........................................................

EHW

F103

EHW

FB015 LSerine,diazoacetate(ester).

EHW

C+

FA104 Silvercyanide

EHW

Selenourea...

See

FEF027Silvex.EHW BH

FA105 Sodiumazide..

EHW

FA106 Sodiumcyanide EHW

FA107 Strontiumsulphide..

EHW

FA108 Strychnidin1Oone,andsalts.

EHW

FA018 Strychnidin1O,2,3dimethoxy EHW

FA108 Strychnineandsalts

EHW

FB135 Sulphidehydride..

EHW

FB103 Sulphuricacid,dimethylester.

EHW

CO+

FB115 Sulphuricacidthallium(1)salt.

EHW

B189

EHWBIR

See

FEF027 2,4,5T..

See

FEF0271,2,4,5Tetrachlorobenzene.EHWDH

FB208 1,1,1,2Tetrachloroethane.

EHW

FB209 1,1,2,2Tetrachloroethane... EHW

FB210 Tetracholoroethylene

EHW

CH+

FB2l2 2,3,4,6,Tetrachlorophenol...............................

EHW

CH

FB109 Tetraethyldithiopyrophosphate EHW

FA110 Tetraethyllead EHW

FA111 Tetraethylhyrophosphate

EHW

FA112 Tetranitromethane..

EHW

AR

FA062 Tetraphosphoricacid,hexaethylester..EHW

FA113 Thallicoxide..

Sulphurphosphide

EHW

EHW

BH*

FA113 Thallium(III)oxide. EHW

FA114 Thallium(I)selenide

EHW

FA115 Thallium(I)sulphate.. EHW

FA045 Thiofanox

FA049 Thioimidodicarbonicdiamide

EHW

FB153 Thiometainol.........................................................

EHW

B1

FA014 Thiophenol..........................................................

EHW

FA116 Thiosemicarbazide

EHW

BH+

FB219 Thiourea EHW

C+

FA026 Thiourea,2(chlorophenyl)

AH

FAOn Thiourea,lnaphtalenyl. EHW

FA093 Thiourea,Phenyl EHW

FB220 Toluene.

CI

FB223 Toluenediisocyanate.. EHW

BR

FA123 Toxaphene.

EHW

XH

FB226 1,1,ltrichloroethane.. EHW

CH

FB227 1,1,2trichloroethane..

EHW

CH

FB228 Trichloroethene.. EHW

CH

FB228 Trichloroethylene EHW

CH+

FA118 Trichloromethanethiol........................................

EHW

FB121 Trichloromonoffuoromethane

EHW

See

FEF2072,4,5Trichlorophenol......................................

EHW

AH

See

FEP2072,4,6Trichlorophenol......................................

EHW

AH

See

FE207 2,4,5Trichlorophenoxyaceticacid EHW BH+

FB235 Tris(2,3,disbromopropyl)phosphate EHW

DH

FB236 Trypanblue.. EHW

H+

FB237 Uracil,5[bis(2chloromethyl)amino].. EHW

BH+

..EHW

EHW

EHW

FB237 Uracilmustard.

EHW

BH+

FA119 Vanadicacid,ammoniumsalt..

EHW

FA120 Vanadiumpentoxide..

EHW

FA120 Vanadium(V)oxide.

EHW

FB043 Vinylchloride. EHW

DH+

FA001 Warfarin. EHW

FB239 Xylene ..EHW

FA121 Zinccyanide.

EHW

FA122 Zincphosphide

EHW

BR

1.2ModeratelyHazardous/DangerousChemicalProducts

FB187 Acetamide,Nethoxyphenyl) DW

FB005 Acetamide,N9Hfluoren2ylDW

FB112 Aceticacid,ethylesterDW D1

FB214 Aceticacid,thallium(I)saltDW

FB002 AcetoneDW

D1

FB004 Acetophenone..

DE

FB005 2Acetylaminofluorene

DW

FB150 Alanine,3[pbis(2chloroethyl)amino]phenyl

DW

FB328 2Aminolmethylbenzene.. DW

D+

FB353 4Aminolmethylbenzene..DW

FB011 Amitrole.DW

D+

FB014 Auramine.

FB016 Benz[c]acridineDW

FB016 3,4BenzacridineDW +

FB014 Benzenamine,4,4carbonimidoylbis(N,

FB222 Benzanamine,2methyl,hydrochlorideDW

DW

D+

NdimethylDW +
D+

FB181 Benzenamine,2methyl5nitroDW D

FB028 1,2Benzenedicarboxylicacid,dibutylesterDW

FB069 1,2Benzenedicarboxylicacid,dibutylesterDW D

FB088 1,2Benzenedicarboxylicacid,diethylester.DW

FB102 1,2Benzenedicarboxylicacid,dimethylesterDW

FB107 1,2Benzenedicarboxylicacid,dinoctylester..DW

FB203 Benzene1,2methylenedioxy4allyl.DW

FB141 Benzene,1,2methylendioxy4propenyl.. DW

D+

FB090 Benzene,1,2methylenedioxy4propyl.....................................DW D+

FB234 Benzene,1,3,5trinitro. DW

FB202 1,2Benzisothiazolin3one,1,ldioxide,andsalts..

DW

FB120 Benzo[j,k]floureno

DW

FB091 (1,lBiphenyl)4'diamine,3,3dimethoxy...................................................... DW

D+

FB244 Bis(dimethylthiocarbomoyl)disulfide.

DW

FB028 Bis(2ethythoxyl)phthalate.

DW

FB172 1Butanamine,NbutylNnitroso..

DW

D+

FB031 1Butanol............................................................................................................ DW

D1

FB159 2Butanone. DW

D1

FB031 nButylalcohol................................................................................................... DW

D1

FB136 Cacodylicacid.

DW

FB215 Carbonicacid,dithallium(I)salt.. DW
FB051 Creocote..

DW

FB059 Daunomycin.. DW

FB221 Diminotoluene DW
FB069 Dibutylphthalate DW
FB192 3,5DichloroN(1,1dimethyl2propynyl)

Benzamide. DW

FB108 1,4Diethylenedioxide

DW

D+

FB086 N,NDiethylhdrazine.

DW

FB088 Diethylphthalate

DW

FB089 Dietylstilbestrol................................................................................................

DW

FB148 1,2Dihydro36pyridizincdione

DW

FB090 Dihydrosafrole

DW

FB091 3,3Dimethoxybensidine.

DW

D+

FB098 1,lDimethylhydrazine.

DW

+1

FB101 2,4Dimethylphenol.

DW

D+

FB102 Dimethylphthalate.

DW

FB107 Dinoctylphthalate

DW

FB108 1,4Dioxane

DW

D+

FB117 Ethane,1,loxybis..

D+

DW

FB218 EthanethioamideDW

FB173 Ethanol,2,2(nitrosoimino)bis. DW

FB004 Ethanone,lphenyl..

DW

FB112 Ethylacetate..

DW

FB113 Ethylacrylate.

DW

DI

FB238 Ethylcarbamate(urethane)..DW

FB116 Ethylenethiourea

DW

D+

FB117 Ethylether.

DW

DI

FB118 Ethylmethacrylate

DW

FBl19 Ethylmethanesulphonate

DW

FB139 Ferricdextran

DW

FB120 Fluoranthene

DW

FB123 Formicacid..

DW

DO

FB124 Furan. DW

FB2l3 Furan,tetrahydro.

DW

FB124 Furfuran

DW

FB213 Furan,tetrahydro

DW

FB059 5,12Naphthacenedione,(8Scis)8acety1O[(3amino2,3,

6trideoxyalphally;oxyl]7,8,9,1Otetrahydro6,8,11

trihydroxylmetoxy. DW

FB172 NNitrosodinbutylamine.

DW

+
D+

FB173 NNitrosodiethanolamine.. DW

FB180 NNitrosopyrrolidine.

DW

D+

FB181 5Nitrootoluidine

DW

FB193 1,2,Oxathiolane,2,2dioxide DW

FB182 Paraldehyde.

DW

DI

FB186 1,3Pentadiene..

DW

DI

FB187 Phenacetin..

DW

D*

FB101 Phenol,2,4dimethyl

DW

FB137 1,10(1,2Phenylene)pyrene DW

FB145 phosphoricacid,leadsalt

DW

FB087 phopshorodithiocacid,O.OdiethylSmethylester..

DW

FB192 Pronamide..

DW

FB193 1,3Propanesultone..

DW

FB140 1Propanol,2methyl.. DW

DI

FB002 2Propanone..

DW

DI

FB113 2Propenoicacid,ethylester

DW

DI

FB118 2Propenoicacid,2methyl,ethylester. DW

FB162 2Propenoicacid,2methylmethylester.

DW

DI

FB234 SynTrinitrobenzene..

DW

DR

FB182 1,3,5Trioxane,2,4,5trimethyl..

DW

DI

FB200 Yohimban16carboxylicacid,11,17dimethoxy18

(3,4,5,trimethoxybenzoyoxy]methylester. .

*EHW....................................

ExtremelyHazardousWaste

DW........................................

DangerousWaste

Toxic,CategoryX

A.

Toxic,CategoryA

B.

Toxic,CategoryB

C..

Toxic,CategoryC

D. Toxic,CategoryD

H PersistentHalogenatedHydrocarbon

0............................................

Corrosive

Persistent,PolycyclicHydrocarbon

IARCAnimalorHuman,PositiveorsuspectedCarcinogen

I............................................

Ignitable

R. Reactive

EP

ExtractionProcedureToxicity

Inconclusive

KEY

SCHEDULE12
[Regulation76(1).]
2.0

Hazardous/DangerousWasteSourcesList(FAC0000009904)

2.1

NonSpecificSources

Dangerous
wasteNo.

2.1.1Generic

Sources

FEF001

Thefollowingspenthalogenatedsolventsusedindegreasing:Tetrachloroethylene
trichloroethylenechloride,1,1,l,trichloroethane,carbontetrachloride,andchlorinated
fluorocarbons;andsludgesfromtherecoveryofthesesolventsindegreasingoperations(See
footnote1,below).

FEF002
Thefollowinghalogenatedsolvents:tetrachloroethylene,methylenechloride,

trichloroethane,chlorobenzene,1,1,2trichlorol,2,2,trifluoroethane,ortho

dichlorobenzeneandtrichlorofluoromethane;andthestillbottomsfromtherecoveryof

thesesolvents(Seefootnote1,below).

FEF003
Thefollowingspentnonhalogenatedsolvents:xylene,acetone,ethylacetateethylbenzene,

ethylether,methylisobutylketone,nbutylalcohol,cyclohexanoneandmethanol;andthe

stillbottomsfromtherecoveryofthesesolvents.
FEF004

Thefollowingspentnonhalogenatedsolvents:cresolsandacrylicacid.

FEF005
Thefollowingspentnonhalogenatedsolvents:Toluene,methylethylketone,carbon

disulphide,isobutanol,pyridine,andthestillbottomsfromtherecoveryofthesesolvents.

FEF006
Wastewatertreatmentsludgesfromelectroplatingoperations,exceptfromthefollowing

processes:(1)sulphuricacidanodisingofaluminium;(2)tinplatingoncarbonsteel;(3)zinc

plating(segregatedbasis)oncarbonsteel;(4)aluminiumorzincaluminiumplatingon

carbonsteel;(5)cleaning,strippingassociatedwithtin,zincandaluminiumplatingoncarbon

steel;and(6)chemicaletchingandmillingofaluminium.
FEF007

Spentcyanideplatingbathsolutionsfromelectroplatingoperations.

FEF008
Platingbathresiduesfromthebottomofplatingbathsfromelectroplatingoperationwhere

cyanidesareintheprocess.
FEF009
Spentstrippingandcleaningbathsolutionsfromelectroplatingoperationswherecyanides

areusedintheprocess.
FEF010
Quenchingbathresiduesfromoilbathsfrommetalheattreatingoperationswherecyanides

areusedintheprocess.
FEF011

Spentcyanidesolutionsfromsaltbathpotcleaningfrommetalheattreatingoperations.

FEF012
Quenchingwastewatertreatmentsludgesfrommetalheattreatingoperationswhere

cyanidesareusedintheprocess.
FEF020
Wastes(exceptwastewaterandspentcarbonfromhydrogenchloridepurification),fromthe

productionormanufacturing(usedasareactantchemicalintermediateorcomponentina

formulatingprocess)oftriortetrachlorophenol,orofintermediatesusedtoproducetheir

pesticidesderivatives.(Thislistingdoesnotincludewastesfromtheproductionof

hexachlorophenefromhighlypurified2,4,5trichlorophenol).(Seefootnote2,below).
FEF021
Wastes(exceptwastewaterandspentcarbonfromhydrogenchloridepurification)fromthe

productionormanufacturinguse(asareactantchemicalintermediateorcomponentina

formulatingprocess)ofpentachlorophenol,orofintermediatesusedtoproduceits
derivatives(Seefootnote2,below).

FEF022
Wastes(exceptwastewaterandspentcarbonfromhydrogenchloridepurification)fromthe

manufacturinguse(asareactant,chemicalintermediate,orcomponentinaformulating

process)oftetrapenta,orhexachlorobenzenesunderalkalineconditions(Seefootnote2,

below).
FEF023
Wastes(exceptwastewaterandspentcarbonfromhydrogenchloridepurification,fromthe

productionofmaterialsonequipmentpreviouslyusedfortheproductionormanufacturing

use(asarectant,chemicalintermediate,orcomponentinaformulatingprocess)oftriand

tetrachlorophenols(Seefootnote2,below).Thislistingdoesnotincludewastesfrom

equipmentusedonlyfortheproductionoruseofhexachlorophenefromhighlypurified

2,4,5trichlorophenol).
FEF024
Wastes,includingbutnotlimitedto,distillationresidues,heavyends,tars,andreactor

cleanoutwastesfromtheproductionofchlorinatedaliphatichydrocarbonshavingcarbon

contentfromonetofive,utilisingfreeradicalcatalysedprocesses(Seefootnote1,below).

(Thislistingdoesnotincludelightendsspentfiltersandfilteraids,spentdessicants,waste

water,wastewatertreatmentsludges,spentcatalysts,andwastelistedunderspecific

sources,below).
FEF026
Wastes(exceptwastewaterandspentcarbonfromhydrogenchloridepurificationfromthe

productionofmaterialsonequipmentpreviouslyusedforthemanufacturinguse(asa

reactant,chemicalintermediate,orcomponentinaformulatingprocessoftetrapentaor

hexachlorobenzeneunderalkalineconditions(Seefootnotec,below).
FEF027
Discardedunusedformulationscontainingtritetraorpentachlorophenolordischarged

formulationscontainingcompoundsderivedfromthesecholorophenols(Seefootnote2,

below).(Thislistingdoesnotincludeformulationscontaininghexachlorophenesynthesised

fromprepurified2,4,5trichlorophenoasthesolecomponent).
FEF028
Residuesresultingfromtheincinerationorthermaltreatmentofsoilcontaminatedwithnon

specificsourceswastesFEF027.
2.2SpecificSources

2.2.1WoodPreservation

FEK001 Bottomsedimentsludgefromthetreatmentofwastewatersfromwoodpreserving
processesthatusecreosoteand/orpentachlorophenol(Seefootnote1,below).

FEK002 Wastewatertreatmentsludgefromtheproductionofchromeyellowandorangepigments.

FEK003Wastewatertreatmentsludgefromtheproductionofmolybdateorangepigments.

FEK004 Wastewatertreatmentsludgefromtheproductionofzincyellowpigments.

2.2.2Inorganicpigments

FEK005 Wastewatertreatmentsludgefromtheproductionofchromegreenpigments.

FEK006 Wastewatertreatmentsludgefromtheproductionofoxidegreenpigments(anhydrousand
hydrated).

FEK007 Wastewatertreatmentsludgefromtheproductionofironbluepigments.

FEK008 Ovenresiduefromtheproductionofchromeoxidegreenpigments.

2.2.3OrganicChemicals

FEK009

Distillationbottomsfromtheproductionofacetaldehydefromethylene.

FEKO10

Distillationsidecutsfromtheproductionofacetaldehydefromethylene.

FEKO11

Bottomstreamfromthewastewaterstripperintheproductionofacrylonitrile.

FEKO13

Bottomstreamfromtheacetonitrilecolumnintheproductionofacrylonitrile.

FEK014

Bottomsfromtheacetonitrilepurificationcolumnintheproductionofacrylonitrile.

FEK015

Stillbottomsfromthedistillationofbenzylchloride(Seefootnote1,below).

FEK016
Heavyendsordistillationresiduesfromtheproductionofcarbontetrachloride(Seefootnote

1,below).
FEK017
Heavyends(stillbottoms)fromthepurificationcolumnintheproductionofepichlorohydrin

(Seefootnote1,below).
FEK018
Heavyendsfromthefractionationcolumninethy1chlorideproduction(Seefootnote1,

below).
FEK019
Heavyendsfromthedistillationofethylenedischlorideinethylenedichlorideproduction

(Seefootnote1,below).
FEK020
Heavyendsfromthedistillationofvinylchlorideinvinylchloridemonomerproduction(See

footnote1,below).
FEK021
Aqueousspentantimonycatalystwastefromfluoromethanesproduction(Seefootnote1,

below).
FEK022

Distillationbottomtarsfromtheproductionofphenollacetonefromcumene.

FEK023 Distillationlightendsfromtheproductionofphthalieanhydridefromnaphthalene.
FEK024 Distillationbottomsfromtheproductionofphthalicanhydridefromnaphthalene.
FEK025 Distillationbottomsfromtheproductionofnitrobenzenebythenitrationof

benzene.

FEK026 Strippingstilltailsfromtheproductionofmethylethylpyridines.

FEK027 Centrifugeanddistillationresiduesfromtoluenediisocyanateproduction.
FEK028 Spentcatalystfromthehydrochlorinatorreactorintheproductionof1,1,Itrichloroethane(See

footnote,below).
FEK029 Wastefromtheproductstreamstripperintheproductionof1,1,Itrichloroethane(Seefootnote1,

below).
FEK030 Columnbottomsorheavyendsfromthecombinedproductionoftrichloroethyleneand

perchloroethylene(Seefootnote1,below).
FEK083 Distillationbottomsfromanilineproduction.
FEK093 Distillationlightendsfromtheproductionofphthalicanhydridefromorthoxylene.
FEK094 Distillationbottomsfromtheproductionofphthalicanhydridefromorthoxylene.
FEK095 Distillationbottomsfromtheproductionof1,1,1trichloroethane(Seefootnote1below).
FEK096 Heavyendsfromtheheavyendscolumnfromtheproductionof1,1,1

trichloroethane(Seefootnote1,below).

FEK103Processresiduesfromanilineextrationfromtheproductionofaniline.
FEK104 Combinedwastewaterstreamsgeneratedfromnitobenzene/anilineproduction.
FEK085 Distillationcolumnbottomsfromtheproductionofchlorobenzenes(Seefootnote1,below).
FEK105 Separatedaqueousstreamfromthereactorproductwashingstepintheproductionof chlorobenzenes
(Seefootnote1,below).
FEK111 Productwashwatersfromtheproductionofdinitrosotoluenevianitrationoftoluene.
FEK112 Reactionbyeproductwaterfromthedryingcolumnintheproductionoftoluenediaminevia

hydrogenationofdinitrosotoluene.
FEK113Condensedliquidlightfromthepurificationoftoluenediamineintheproductionoftoluenediaminevia

hydrogenationofdinitrotoluene.
FEK114 Vicinalsfromthepurificationoftoluenediamineintheproductionoftoluenedianminevia

hydrogenationofdinitrotoluene.
FEK115 Heatendsfromthepurificationoftoluenediamineintheproductionoftoluenediaminevia

hydrogenationofdinitrotoluene.
FEKl16 Organiccondensatefromthesolventrecoverycolumnintheproductionoftoluenediisocyanatevia

phosgenationoftoluenediamine(Seefootnote1,below)

2.2.3Explosive

FEK04 Wastewatertreatmentsludgesfromthemanufacturingandprocessingofexplosives.

FEK045 Spentcarbonfromthetreatmentofwastewatercontainingexplosive.
FEK046 Wastewatertreatmentsludgesfromthemanufacturingformulationandloadingofleadbased initiating
compounds.
FEK047 Pink/redwaterfromTNToperations.

2.2.4InorganicChemicals

FEK071 Brinepurificationmudsfromthemercurycellprocessinchlorineproduction,whereseparately

prepurifiedbrineisnotused.
FEK073 Chlorinatedhydrocarbonwastefromthepurificationstepofthediaphragmcellprocessusing
anodesinchlorineproduction(Seefootnote1,below).

graphite

FEK106 Wastewatertreatmentsludgefromthemercurycellprocessinchlorineproduction.

2.2.5PetroleumRefining

FEK048 DissolvedAirFlotation(DAF)floatfromthepetroleumrefiningindustry.
FEK049 Slopoilemulsionfromthepetroleumrefiningindustry.
FEK050 Heatexchangerbundlecleaningsludgefromthepetroleumrefiningindustry.
FEK051 APIseparatorsludgefromthepetroleumrefiningindustry.
FEK052 Tankbottoms(leaded)fromthepetroleumrefiningindustry.

2.2.6IronandSteel

FEK061 Emissioncontroldust/sludgefromtheprimaryproductionofsteelinelectricfuruance.
FEK062 Spentpickleliquorgeneratedbysteelfinishingoperationsoffacilitieswithintheironandsteel industry
(SICCodes331and332).

2.2.7Pesticides

FEK031 ByproductsaltsgeneratedintheproductionofMSMAandcacodylicacid.
FEK032 Wastewaterandscrubwaterfromthechlorinationofcyclopenatadieneintheproductionof

chlordane(Seefootnote3,below).
FEK033 Wastewaterandscrubwaterfromthechlorinationofcyclopenatadieneintheproductionof

chlordane(Seefootnote3,below).
FEK034 Filtersolidsfromthefiltrationofhexachlorocyclopentadieneintheproductionofchlordane(Seefootnote
3,below).

FEK097 Vacuumstripperdischargefromthechlordane(Seefootnote3,below).
FEK035 Wastewatertreatmentsludgesgeneratedintheproductionofcreosote.
FEK036 Stillbottomsfromtoluenereclamationdistiuationintheproductionofdisulphoton.
FEK037 Wastewatertreatmentsludgesfromtheproductiondisulphoton.
FEK038 Wastewaterfromthewashingandstrippingofphorateproduction(Seefootnote3,below).
FEK039 Filtercakefromthefiltrationofdiethyphosphorodithioicacidintheproductionofphorate(See footnote
3,below).
EK040 Wastewatertreatmentsludgefromtheproductionofphorateproduction(Seefootnote3,below).
FEK041 Wastewatersludgefromtheproductionoftoxaphene(Seefootnote3,below).
FEK098 Untreatedprocesswastewaterfromtheproductiontotoxaphene(Seefootnote3,below).
FEK042 Heavyendsordistillationresiduesfromthedistillationoftetrachlorobenzenein

theproductionof2,4,5T(Seefootnote1,below).

FEK043 2,6Dichlorophenolwastefromtheproductionof2,4D(Seefootnote1,below).
FEK099 Untreatedwastewaterfromtheproductionof2,4D(Seefootnote1,below).
FEK123 Processwastewater(includingsuperuates,filterates,andwastewaters)fromtheproductionof

ethylenebisdithiocarbamicacidanditssalts.
FEK124 Reactorventscrubberfromtheproductionofenthylenebisdithiocarbamicanditssalts.
FEK125 Filteration,evaporationandcentrifugationsolidsfromtheproductionofethylenebisthiocarbamic

acidanditssalts.
FEK126 Baghousedustandfloorsweepingsinmillingandpackagingoperationsfromtheproductionor

formulationofethylenebisdithiocarbamicacidanditssalt.

2.2.8SecondaryLead

FEK069 Emissioncontroldust/sludgefromthesecondaryleadsmelting.
FEK100 Wasteleachingsolutionfromacidleachingofemissioncontroldust/sludgefromsecondarylead

smelting.

2.2.9VeterinaryPharmaceuticals

FEK084 Wastewatertreatmentsludgesduringtheproductionofveterinarypharmaceuticalsfromarsenicor

organoarseniccompounds.
FEK101 Distillationtarresiduesfromthedistillationofanilinebasedcompoundsintheproductionof

veterinarypharmaceuticalsfromarsenicororganoaseniccompounds.

FEK102 Residuefromtheuseofactivatedcarbonfordecolourisationintheproductionofveterinary

pharmaceutucalsfromarsenicororganoarseniccompounds.

2.2.10InkFormulation

FEK086 Solventwashesandsludges,causticwashesandsludges,orwaterwashesandsludgesfromcleaning,

tubsandequipmentusedintheformulationofinkfrompigments,driers,soaps,andstabilisers

containingchromiumandlead.

2.2.11Coking

FEK060 Ammoniastilllimesludgefromcokingoperations.

FEK087 Decantertanktarsludgefromcokingoperations.

NOTES
1.
Thesewastescontainormaycontainhalogenatedhydrocarbons.Although1.2statesthatthese wastes
areDW,generatorswhoknowthattheirwastecontainsgreaterthanonepercentofthese
listed
halogenatedhydrocarbonsshoulddesignatetheirwasteasEHW.
2.

ForwasteslistedwiththedangerouswastenumbersEF020,FEF021,FE022,FEF023,FEF026orFE027
thequantityexclusionslimitis1kgpermonthorperbatch.

3.

ThesewastescontainormaycontainXCategorytoxicconstituents.Althoughsection1.2statesthat
thesewastesareDWgeneratorswhoknowthattheirwastecontainsgreaterthan0.1percentof
theselistedtoxicconstituentsshoulddesignatetheirwasteEHW.

SCHEDULE13
[Regulation76(1).]
4.

Hazardous/DangerousWasteConstituentsList(FAC0000009905).

Acetonitrile(Ethanenitrile)

Acetophznone(Ethanonelphenyl)alpha(Acetonylbenzyl)4hydroxycoumarinand
salt(Warfarin).

2Acetylaminofluorene(Acetamide,N9Hfluoren2yl)Acetylchloride(EthanoylChloride)

1Acetyl2thiourea(Acetamide,N(aminothioxomethylAcrolein(2propenal)Aerylonitrile(2
Propenenitrile)

Aflatoxins

Aldrin(1,2,3,4,10,10Hexachlorol,4,4a,5,8,8a,8bhexahydroendo,exol,4,5,

8Diamethanonaphthalene)

Allylalcohol(2Propen101)Aluminumphoshide

4Aminobiphenyl([1,1',Bpihenyl]4amine)
6Aminol,la,2,8,8a,8bhexahydro8(hydroxymethyl)8amethoxy5methylCarbamataeazirino[2,3':3,4]
pyrrolo[1,2,ajindole4,7dione,(ester)MitomysinC)(Azirino[2,3':3,4]pyrrolo(1,2a)indole4,7dione,6
amino8)
BariumandCompounds,N.O.S.*
BariumCyanide
Benz[c]acridine(3,4Benzacridine)
Benz[a]anthracene(12Benzanthracene)Benzene(Cyclohexatrine)
Benzenearsonicacid(Arsonicacid,phenyl)Benzene,2aminolmethyl(0Toluidine)Benzene,4aminolmethyl
(pToluidine)Benzene,dichloromethyl(BenzalChloride)Benzenethoil(Thiopheno)
Beneidine([1,1'Biphenyl]4,4'diamine)Benzol[b]flouranthene(2,3Benzofiuoranthene)Benzo[j]fluoranthene
(7,8Benzofluoranthene)Benzo[a]pyrene(3,4Benzoplyrene)
pBenzoquinone(1,4Cyclohexadiennedione)Benzotrichloride(Benzene,trichloromethyl)Benzylchloride
(Benzene,chloromethyl)Berylliumandcompounds,N.O.S.*
Bis(2Chloroethoxy)Methane(Ethane.1,lizmethylenebis(oxy)[bis[2chloroDBis(2Chloroethylether(Ethane,1.
1lizoxybis[2chlorolD
N,NBis(2chloroethyl)2napthylamine(Chlomaphazine)
Bis(2Chloroisopropphyl)ether(propane,2,2l1zoxybis[2chloroDBis(chloromethyl)ether(Methane,oxybis
[chloro]
Bis2ethylthexyl)phthalate(1,2Benzenedicarboxylicacidbis(2ethylexyl)ester)Bromoacetone(2Propanone,l
bromo)
Bromomethane(Methylbromide)
4Bromophenylphenylether(Benzene,lbromo4lphenoxy)Brucine(Strychnidin10one,2,3,dimethoxy)
2Butanoneperoxide(Methylethylketone,proxide
Butylbenzylphthala(12Benzenedicarboxylicacid,butylphenylmethylester)2secButyl4,6dinitrophenol
(DNBP)(Phenol,2,4dinitro6(1methylpropy)Cadmiumandcompounds,N.O.S.*
Calciumchromate(Chromicacid,calciumsalt)Calciumcyanide
Carbondisulphide(Carbonbisulphide)Carbonoxyfluoride(carbonylfluoride)Chloral(Acetaldehyde,trichloro)
Chloramucil(Butanicacid4[bis(2Chloroethyl)amino]benzene)

Chlordane(alphaandgammaisomers)4,7,Methanoindan,1,2,4,5,6,8,8octachloro
3,4,7,7atetrahdro)(alphaandgammaisomers)
Chlorinatedbenzenes,N.O.S.*Chlorinatedethane,N.O.S.*
Chlorinatedfluorocarbons,N.O.S.*Chlorinatednaphthalene,N.O.S.*Chlorinatedphenol,N.O.S.*
Chloroacetaldehyde(Acetaldehyde,chloroChloroalkylether,N.O.S.*
Chloroaniline(Benzenamine,4chlor)
Chlorobenzene(Benzene,Chloro)
Chlorobenilate(Benzeneaceticacid,4chloroalpha(4chlorophenyl)alphahydroxy,ethylester)
2Chlorol,3butadiene
pChloromcresol(Phenol,4Chloro3methyl)
1Chloro23epoxypropane(Oxirane,2(chloromethyl)
2Chloroethylvinylether(Ethene,(2chloroethoxy))Chloroform(Methane,trichloro)
Chloromathane(Methyl,chloride)
Chloromethylmethylether(methane,chloromethoxy)
2Chloronaphthalene(Napthalene,betachoro)2Chlorophenol(Phenol,ochloro)
1(oChlorophenyl)thiourea(Thiourea,(2chlorophenyl))
3Chloropropene
3Chloropropionitrile(Propanenitrile,3chloro)Chromiumandcompounds,N.O.S.*
Chrysene(1,2Benzphenanthrene)
CitrusredNo.2(2Naphthol,1[(2,5dimethoxyphenyl)azol)]Coaltars
Coppercyanide
Creosote(Creosote,wood)
Cresols(Cresylicacid)Phenol,methyl)Crotonaldehyde(2Butenal)
Cyanides(solublesaltsandcomplexes),N.O.S.*
Cyanogen(Ethanedinitrile)
Cyanogenbromide(Brominecyanide)
Cyanogenchloride(Chlorinecyanide)
Cyasin(betaDGlucopyranoside,(methylONNazoxy)methyl)

2Cyclohexyl46dinitrophenol(Phenol,2cyclohexyl4,6dinitro)Cyclophosphamide(2H1,3,2)
Oxazaphosphorine,[bis(2chloroethyl)amino]tetrahydro,2oxide)
Daunomycin

(5,12Napthacenedione,(8Scis)8acetyll0[(3amino2, 3,

6trideoxy)alphaLlyxohexopyranosy1)oxy]7,8,9,10tetrahydro6,8,11trihydroxylmethxy)
DDD(Dichlorodiphenyldichloroethane)(Ethane,1,1dichloro2,2bis(pchlorophenyl))
DDE(Ethylene,1,ldichloro2,2bis(4chlorophenyl))
DDT(Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane)(Ethane1,1,ltrichloro22bis(pchloro
phenyl))Diallate(S(2,3dichloroallyl)diisopropylthiocarbamate)
Dibenz[a,h]acridine(1,2,5,6,Dibenzacridine)
Dibenz[a,j]acridine(1,2,7,8Dibenzacridine)
Dibenz[a,h]anthracene(1,2,5,6Dibenzanthracene)
7HDibenzyl[c,g]carbazole(3,4,5,6Dibenzcarbazole)
Dibenzo[a,e]pyrene(1,2,4,5Dibenzpyrene)
Dibenzo[a,h]pyrene(1,2,5,6Dibenzpyrene)
Dibenzo[a,i]pyrene(1,2,7,8Dibenzpyrene)
1,2Dibromo3choropropane(Propane,2dibromo3chloro)
Dibenzo[a,i]pyrene(1,2,7,8Dibenzyprene)
1,2Dibromoethane(Ethylenedibromide)
Dibromomethane(Methylenebromide)
Dinbutylphthalate(12Benzenedicarboxylicacid,dibutylester)
oDichlorobenzene(Benzene,1,2dichloro)
mDichlorobenzene(Benzene,1,3dichloro)
pDichlorobenzene(Benzene,1,4dichloro)
Dichlorobenzene,N.O.S.*(Benzene,dichloro,N.O.S.*
3,3Dichlorobenzidine([1,lBiphenyl]4,4'diamine,3,3dichloro)1,4Dichloro2butene(2Butene,1,4Butene,
1,4dichloro)Dichlorodifluoromethane(Methane,dichlorodifluoro)
1,lDichloroethane(Ethylidenedichloride)transl,2Dichloroethene(1,2Dichloroethlene)Dichlo

roethylene,N.O.S.*(Ethene,dichloro,N.O.S.
1,1Dichloroethylene(Ethene,1,ldichloro)
Dichloromethane(Methylenechloride)
2,4Dichlorophenol(Phenol,2,4dichloro)2,6Dichlorophenol(Phenol,2,6dichloro)
2,4Dichlorophenoxyaceticacid(2,4D),saltsandesters(Aceticacid,2,4dichloro
phenoxy,saltsandesters)

Dichorophenylarsine(Phenyldichloroarsine)

Dichloropropane,N.O.S.*(Propane,dichloro,N.O.S.*)1,2

Dichloropropene(Propylenedichloride)Dichloropropanol,N.O.S.*(Propanol,dichloro,N.O.S.*)

Dichloropropene,N.O.S.*(Propane,dichloro,N.O.S.*)
1,3Dichloropropene,(1Propene,1,3dichloro)
Dieldrine(1,2,3,4,10,10hexachloro6,7epoxy1,4,4a,5,6,7,8,8aoctahydroendo,exo1,
4:5,8Dimethanonanaphthalene)
1,2:3,4Diepoxybutane(2,2l1zBioxirane)
Diethylarsine(Arsine,diethyl)
N,NDiethyhlydrazine(Hydrazine,1,2diethyl)
0,ODiethylSmethylesterofphosphorodithioicacid(Phosphorodithioicacid,0,O
diethylSmethylester0,ODiethylphosphoricacid,Opnitrophenylester(Phosphoricacid,diethylpnitrophenyl

ester)
Diethylphthalate(1,2Benzennedicarboxylicacid,diethylester)
0,ODiethyl02pyraxinylphosphorothioate(Phosphorothioicacid,0,Odiethyl0pyrazinylester
Diethylstilbesterol(4,4'Stilbenediol,alpha,alphadiethylbis(dihydrogenphosphate,(E))Dihdrosafrole(Benzene,
1,2methylenedioxy4propyl]
34Dihydroxyalpha(methylamino)methylbenzyl alcohol (12benzendiol,4[1hydroxy2(methylamino)
ethyl)
Diisoprophyfluorophosphate(DFP)(Phosphorofluorideacid,bis(1methylethyl)ester)
Dimethoate(Phosphorodithioicacid,0,0dimethylS[methylamino)2oxocthyl)ester
3,31/2Dimethoxybenzidine/]1,lllzBiphenyl)4,4l1zdimemine,33dimethoxy)
pDimethylaminoazobenene(Benzenamine,N,Ndimethyl4(phenylazo))
7,12Dimethylbenz[a]anthracene(1,2Benzanthracene,7,l2dimethyl)

3,31/2Dimethylbenzidine([1,1lizBiphenyl]4,4l1zdiamine,3,3l1zdimethyl)
Dimethylcarbamoylchloride(Carbamoylchloride,dimethyl)
1,1Dimethylhydrazine(Hydrazine,1.ldimethyl)
1,2Dimethylhydrazine(Hydrazine,1,2dimethyl)
3,3Dimethyll(methylthio)2butanone,O](methylamino)carbonyl]oxine(Thiofanox)alpha,
alphaDimethylphenethylamine
(Ethanamine,1,ldimethyl2phenyl)
2,4Dimethylphenol(Phenol,2,4dimethyl)
Dimethylphthalate(1,2Benzenedicarboxylic,acid,dimethylester)
Dimethylsulfate(Sulphuricacid,dimethylester)

Dinitrobenzene,N.O.S.*(Benzene,dinitro,N.O.S.*
4,6Dinitroocresolandsalts(Phenol,2,4dinitro6methyl,andsalts)
2,4Dinitroocresolandsalts(Phenol,2,4dinitro)
2,4Dinitrotoluene(Benzen,lmethyl24dinitro)
2,6Dinitrotoluene(Benzene,lmethyl2,6dintro)
Dinoctylphthalate(1,2Benzenedicarbonzylicacid,Dioctylester)
1,4Dioxane(1,4Diethyleneoxide)
Diphenylamine(Benzenamine,NPhenyl)
1,2Diphenylhydrazine,Hydaazine1,2diphendyl)
Dinpropylnitrosamine(NNitrosodinpropylamine)
Disulphoton(0,OdiethylS[2(ethylthio)ethyl]phosphorodithioate)
2,4Dithiobiuret(Thioimidodicarbonicdiamide)
Endosulphan(5Nobomene,2,3dimethanol,
1,4,5,6,7,7hexachloro,cyclicsulphite)
Edrinandmetabolites(1,2,3,4,10,10hexachloro6,7epoxyl,44a,5,6,7,8,8a

octahydroendo,endol,4:5,8dimethanonaphthalene,andmetabolites)
Ethylcarbamate(Urethan)(Carbamicacid,ethylester)
Ethylcyanide(propanenitrile)
Ethylenebisdithiocarbamicacid,saltsandesters(1,2Ethanediylbiscarbamodithioicacid,
saltsandesters
Ethyleneimine(Aziridine)
Ethleneoxide(Oxirane)Ethylenethiourea(2Imidazoidinithione)
Ethymethacrylate(2Propenoicacid,2methyl,ethylester)
Ethylmethanesulphonate
(Methanesulphonicacid,ethylester)
Fluorine
Fluoranthene(Benzo[j,k]fluorene
2Fluoroacetamide(Acetamide,2fluoro)
Fluoroacticacid,sodiumsalt(Aceticacid,fluorine,sodiumsalt)
Formaldehyde(Methyleneoxide)
Formicacid(Methanoicacid)
Glycidylaldehyde(1Propanol23epoxy)
Halomethane,N.O.S.*
Heptachlor(4,7MethanolHideno,1,2,5,6,7,8,8heptachloro3a,4,7,7a
tetrahydro)

Heptachlorepoxide(alpha,beta,andgammaislmers)(4,7Methano1Hindeni1,4,5,6,
7,8,8heptachloro2,3epoxy3a,4,7,7tetrachydro,alphabeta,andgammaisomers
Hexachlorobenzene(Benzene,hexachloro)
Hexachlorobutadiene(1,3Butadiene,1,1,2,3,4,4hexachloro)
Hexachlorocyclohexane(allisomers)(Lindaneandisomers)
Hexachlorocylopentadiene(1,3Cyclopentadiene,1,2,3,4,5,5hexachloro)
Hexachlorodibenzopdioxins
Hexachloroethane(Ethane,1,1,1,2,2,2,hexachloro)
1,2,3,4,10,10Hexachlorol,4,4a,5,8,8adimethanonphthalene
Hexachlorohexahydroendo,endodimethanonaphthalene)
Hexachlorophene(2,2'Methylenebis(3,4,6trichlorophenol)
Hexachloropropene(1Propene,1,1,2,3,3,3,hexachloro)

Hexaethyltetraphosphate(Tetraphosphoricacid,hexaethylester)
Hydrazine(Diamine)
Hydrocyanicacid(Hydrogencyanide)
Hydrofluoricacid(Hydrogenfluoride)Hydrogensurphide(Sulphurhydride)
Hydroxydimethylarsineoxide(Cacodylicacid)
Indeno(1,2,3cd)pyrene(1,10(1,2phenylene)pyrene)
Iodomethane(methyliodide)
IronDextran(Ferricdextran)
Isocyanicacid,methylester(Methylisoyanate)
Isobutylalcohol(1Propanol,2methyl)
Isosafrole(Benzene,1,2methylenedioxy4allyl)
Kepone(Decachloroctahydrol,3,4,Methano2HCyclobuta(cd)pentalen2one)
Lasiocarpine(2Butenoicacid,2methyl,7[(2,3dihydroxyethyl)3methyloxobutoxy)
methyl]2,3,5,7atetrahydro1Hpyrrolizinylester)
Leadandcompounds,N.O.S.*
Leadacetate(Aceticacid,leadsalt)
Leadphosphate(Phosphoricacid,leadsalt)
Leadsubacetate(Lead,bis(acetatoO)tetrahydroxytri)
Maleicanhydride(2,5Furandione)
Maleichydrazide(1,2Dihydro3,6pyridazinedione)
Malononoitrile(Propanedinirile)
Melphalan(Alanine,3[pbis(2chloroethyl)amino]phenylL)
MercuryFulminate(Fulminicacid,mercurysalt)
Mercuryandcompounds,N.O.S.*
Methacrylonitrile(2Propenenitrile,2methyl)
Methanethiol(Thiomethanol)
Methapyrilene(Pyridine,2[2dimethylamino)ethyl]2ethenylmino)
Metholonyl(Acetimidicacid,N[(mehthylcarbamoyl)oxy]thio,methylester

Methoxychlor(Ethane,1,1,ltrichloro2,2bis(pmethoxyphenyl))
2Methylaziridine(1,2Propylenimine)
3Methylchloranthrene(Benz)(J)aceanthrylene,1,2dihydro3methyl)
Methylchlorocarbonate(Carbanocloridicacid,methylester)
4,4'Methylenebis(2chloroaniline)
(Benzenamine,4,4'methylenebis(2chloro)
Methylethylketone(MEK)2Butanone)
Methylhydrazine(Hydrazine,methyl)
2Methyllactonitrile(Propanenitrile,2hydroxy2methyl)
Methylmethacrylate(2Propenoicacid,2methyl,methylester)
Methylmethanesulphonate(Methanesulphonicacid,methylester)
2Methyl2(methylithio) propionaldehydeo(methycarbonyl)oxime(Propanal,2
methyl2(methythio)0(Methylamino)carbonyl)oxime)
NmethylN'nitroNnitrosoguandine
(GuanidineNnitrosNmethylNlIznitro)
Methylparathion(0,OdimethylO(4nitrophenyl)phosphorothioate
Methylthiouracil(4111Pyrimidinone,2,3dihydro6methyl2thioxo)
Mustardgas(Sulphide,bis(2chloroethyl)
Naphthalene
1,4Naphthoquinone(1,4Naphthaneledione)
1Napththylamine(alphaNaphthlamine)
2Naphthylamine(betaNaphthylamine)
Nickelandcompounds,N.O.S.*
Nickelcarbonyl(Nickeltetracarbonyl)
Nickelcyanide(nickel(II)cyanide)
Nicotineandsalts,Pyridine,(S)3(1methyl2pyrrolidinyl,andsalts)
Nitricoxide(Nitrogen(II)axide)

pNitroanilineBenzenamine,4nitro)Nitrobenzine(Bezene,nitro)
Nitrogendioxide(Nitrogen(IV)oxide)
Nitrogenmustardandhydrochloridesalt(Ethanamine,2chloroN(2chloroethyl)
Nmethylandhydrochloridesalt)
NitrogenmustardNoxideandhydrochloridesalt(Ethanamine,2chloro,N(2
chlroethyl)Nmethyl,andhydrocholoridesalt)
Nitroglycerine(1,2,3,Propanetriol,trinitrate)
4NitrohenolPhenol,4dinitro)4NitroquinolineIoxide(Quinoline,
4nitroloxide)Nitrosamine,N.O.S.*
NNitrosodinbutylamine(1Butanamine,NbntylNnitroso)
NNitrosodiethanolamine(Ethanol,2,2(nitrosoimino)bis)
NNitrosodiethylamine(EthanamineNEthylNnitroso)
NNitrosodimethylamine
(Dimethylnitrosamine)
NNitrosoNethylurea(Carbamide,NethylNnitroso)
NNitrosomethylethylamine(Ethanamine,NmethylNnitroso)
NNitrosoNmethylurca(Carbamide,)NmethylNnitroso)
NNitrosoNmethyluthane(Carbamicacid,methylnitroso,ethylester)
NNitrosomethylvirylamine(Ethenamine,NmethylNnitroso)
NNitrosomorpholine(Morpholine,Nnitroso)
NNitrosonomicotine(Nomicotine,Nnitroso)
NNitrosopiperidine(Pyridine,hexahydro,Nnitroso)
Nitrosopyrolidine(Pyrrole,tetrahydro,
Nnitroso)Nitrosopyrrolidine(pyrrole,tetrahydro,Nnitroso
NNitrososacrosine(Sarcosine,Nnitroso)
5Nitrootoludine(Benzenamine,2methyl5nitro)
Isobutylalcohol(1Propanol,2methyl)

Isosafrole(Benzene,1,2methylenedioxy4allyl)
Kepone(Decachloroctahydrol,3,4,Methano2HCyclobuta[cd]pentalen2one)

Lasiocarpine(2Butenoicacid,2methyl,7[2,3dihydroxyethyl)3methylloxobuto
toxy)methyl]2,3,5,7atetrahydrolHpyrrolizinylester)
Leadandcompounds,N.O.S.
Leadacetate(Aceticacid,leadsalt)
Leadphosphate(Phosphoricacid,leadsalt)
Leadsubacetate(Lead,bis(acetatoO)tetrahydroxytri)
Maleicanhydride(2,5Furandione)
Maleichydrazide(1,2Dihydro3,6pyridazinedione)
Malonoitrile(Propanedinitrile)
Melphalan(Alanine,3[pbis(2chlorosthyl)amino]phenylL)
MercuryFulminate(Fulminicacid,mercurysalt)
MercuryandcompoundsN.O.S.
Methacrylonitrile(2Propenenitrile,2methyl)
Methanethiol(Thiomethanol)
Methapyrilene(Pyridine,2[2dimethylamino)ethyl]2thenylamino)
Metholonyl(Acetimidicacid,N[(methylcarbamoyl)oxy]thio,methylesterMethoxychlor(Ethane,1,1,l
trichloro2,2bis(pmethoxyphenyl))
2Methylaziridine(1,2Propylenimine)
3Methylcholanthrene(Benz[j]aceanthrylene,1,2dihydro3methyl)
Methylchlorocarbonate(Carbanochloridicacid,methylester)
4,4,Methylenebis(2chloroaniline)(Benzenamine,4,4methylenebis(2chloro)
Methylethylketone(MEK)(2Butanone)
Methylhydrazine(Hydraxine,methyl)
2Methylactonitrile(Propanenitrile,2hydroxy2methyl)
Methylmethacrylate(2Propenoicacid,2methylmethylester)
Methylmethanesulphonate(Methanesulphonicacid,methylester)

2Methyl2(methylthio) propionaldehydeo(methycarbonyl)oxime(Propanal,2
methyl2(methylthio)0[(methylamino)carbonyl]oxime)
NMethy1NnitroNnitrosoguanidine(Guanidine,NnitrosNmethylNianitro
Methylparathion(0,Odimethyl0(4nitrophenylphosphorothioate
Methylthiouracil(41HPyrimidinone,2,3dihydro6methyl2thioxo
Mustardgas(Sulphide,bis(2chloroethyl)
Naphthalene
1,4Naphthoquinone(1,4Naphthanclenedione)
1Naphthylamine(alphaNaphthylamine)
2Naphthylamine(betaNaphthylamine)
1Naphthy12thiourea(Thiourea,lnaphthalenyl)
Nickelandcompounds,N.O.S.*
Nickelcarbonyl(Nickeltetracarbonyl)
Nickelcyanide(nickel(II)cyanide)
Nicotineandsalts,Pyridine,(S)3(1methyl2pyrrolidinyl),andsalts)
Nitricoxide(Nitrogen(II)oxide
PNitroanilineBenzenamine,4nitro)
Nitrobenzene(Benzene,nitro)
Nitrogendioxide(Nitrogen(Nitrogen(IV)oxide)
Nitrogenmustardandhydrochloridesalt(Ethanamine,2chloro,N(2cloroethyl)
Nmethyl,andhydrochloridesalt

NitrogenmustardNOxideandhydrochloridesalt(Ethaanamine,2chloro,N(2
chloroethyl)Nmethyl,andhydrochloridesalt)
Nitroglycerine(1,2,3Propanetriol,trinitrate)
4Nitrohenl(Phenol,4dinitro)
4NitroquinolineIoxide(Quinoline,4nitroloxide)
Nitrosamine,N.O.S.
NNitrosodinbutylamine(1Butanamine,NbutylNnitroso)

NNitrosodiethanolamine(Ethanamine,NthylNnitroso)
NNitrosodimethylamine(Dimethylnitrosamine)
NNitrosoNethylurea(Carbamide,NethylNnitroso)
NNitrosodiethanolamine(Ethanol,2,2((nitrosoimino)bis)
NNitrosodimethylamine(Dimethylnitrosamine)
NNitrosomethylethylaminethylethylamine(Ethanamine,NmethylNnitroso)
NNitrosoNmethylurea(Carbamide,NmethylNnitroso)
NNitrosoNmethylurethane(Carbamicacid,methylnitroso,ethylester)
NNitrosomethylvinylamine(thenemine,NmethylNnitroso)
NNitrosomorpholine(orphonline,Nnitroso)
NNitrosonomicotine(Nomicotine,Nnitroso)
NNitrosopiperidine(Pyridine,hexahydro,Nnitroso)
Nitrosophrolidine(Pyrrole,tetrahydro,Nnitroso)
Nitrosopyrrolidine(Pyrrole,tetrahydro,Nnitroso

NNitrososacrosine(arcosine,Nnitroso)5Nitrootoldine(Benzenamine,22methyl
5nitro)

Octamethylpyrophosphoramide(Disphosphoramide,octamethyl)
Osmiumtetroxide(Osmium(VII)oxide)
70cabicyclo[2,2,1]heptane2,3dicarbonxylicacid(Enodothal)
Paraldehyde(1,3,5Trioxane,2,4,6triethyl)
Parathion(Phosphorothiocacid,0OdiethylO(Pnitrophenylester
Pentachlorobenzene(Benzene,pentachloro)
Penthachlorodibenzopdioxins
Pentachlorodibenzofurans
Penthachloroethane(Ethane,pentachloro)
Pentachloronitrobenzene(PCNB)(Benzene,pentachloronitro)
Pentachlorophenol(Phenol,pentachloro)

Phenacetin(Acetamide,N(4ethoxyphenyl))
Phenol(Benzene,hydroxy)
Phenylenediamine(Benzenediamine)
Phenylmercuryacetate(mercury,acetatophenyl)
NPhenylthourea(Thiourea,phenyl)Phosgene(Carbonylchloride)
Phosphine(Hydrogenphosphide)
Phosphrodichioicacid,0,OdiethylS[(ethylthio)methyl]ester(Phorate)
Phosphorothioicacid,0,OdimethylO[p(dimethlamino)sulphonyl)phenyl]ester
(camphur)
Phthalicacidesters,N.O.S*(Benzene,1,2dicarboxylicacid,esters,N.O.S.*
Phthalicanhydride(1,2Benzenedicarboxylicacidanhydride)
2Picoline(Pyridine,2methyl)
Polychlorinatedbiphenyl,N.O.S.*
Potassiumcyanide
Potassiumsilvercyanide(Argentate(1),dicyano,potassium)
Pronamide(3,5DichoroN(1,ldimethyl2propynlbenzamide)
1,3Propaneuslphone(1,20xathiolane2,2dioxide)nPropylamine(1Propane)
Propylthiouracil(Undecamethylenediamine,
N,N1/2bis(2chlorobenzyl),dihydrochloride
)2Propynlol(Progargylalcohol)
Pyridine

Reserpine(Yohimban16carboxylicacid,11,l7dimethoxy18[(3,4,5trimethoxy
benzoyl)oxyl,methylester)
Resorcinol(1,3benzenedio)
Saccharinandsalts(1,2Benzoisothiazolin3one1,ldioxideandsalts)
Safrol(Benzene,1,2methylenedioxy4allyl)
Seleniousacid(Seleniumdioxide)
SeleniumandcompoundsN.O.S.*

Seleniumsulphide(Sulphurselenide)
Selenourea(Carbamimidoselenoicacid)
SilverandcompoundsN.O.S.*
Silvercyanide
Sodiumcyanide
Streptozotcin(DGlucopyranose,2deoxy2(3methy13nitrosoureido))
Strontiumsulphide
Strychinineandsalts(StrychnidinlOone,andsalts)
1,2,4,5Tetrachlorobenzene(Benzene,1,2,4,5tetrachloro)
Tetrachlorodibenzopdioxins
Tetrachlorodibenzofurans
2,3,7,8Tetrachlorodibenzopdioxin(TCDD)Dibenzopdioxin,2,3,7,8tetrachloro
Tetrachloroethane,N.O.S.*(Ethane,tetrachloro,N.O.S.*
1,1,1,2Tetrachlorethane(Ethane1,1,2,2tetrachloro)
Tetrachlorethylene(Ethane1,1,2,2,tetrachloro)
Tetracholoromethane(Carbontetrachloride)
2,3,4,6Tetrachlorophenol(Phenol,2,3,4,6tetracholoro)
Tetraethyldithiopyrophosphate(Dithiopyrophosphoricacid,tetraethylester)
Tetraethyllead(Plumbane,tetraethyl)
Tetraethylpyrophosphate(Pyrophosphoricacid,tetraethylester)
Tetranitromethane(Methane,tetranitro)
Thalliumandcompounds,N.O.S.*
Thallicoxide(Thallium(III)oxide)
Thallium(1)acetate(Aceticacid,thallium(1)salt)
Thallium(1)carbonate(Carbonate(Carbonicacid,dithallium(1)salt)
Thallium(1)chloride
Thallium(1)nitrate(Nitricacid,thallium(1)salt)Thalliumselenite

Thallium(1)sulphate(Sulphuricacid,thallium(1)salt)
Thioacetamide(Ethanethioamide)
Thiosemicarbazide(Hydrazinecarbothioamide)
Thiourea(Carbamidethio)
Thiuram(Bis(dimethylthioucarbamoyl)disulphide)
Toluene(Benzene,methyl)
Toluenediamine,N.O.S.(Diaminotoluene)
2,2Toluenediamine
2,6Toluenediamine
3,4Toluenediamine
oToluidinehydrochloride(Benzanamine,2methyl,hydrochloride)
Tolylene(disocyanate(Benzene,1,3diisocyanatometnyl)
Toxaphene(Camphene,octachloro)
Tribromomethane(Bromoform)
1,2i,4Trichlorobenzene(Benzene1,2,4trichloro)
1,1,1Trichloroethane(Methylchloroform)
1,1,2Trichloroethane(Ethane,1,1,2trichloro)
Trichloroethane(Trichloroethylene)
Trichloromethanethiol(Methanethiol,trichloro)
Trichloromonofluoromethane(Methane,tricholorofluoro)
2,4,5Trichlorophenol(Phenol,2,4,5trichloro)
2,4,6Trichlorophenol(Phenol,2,4,6trichloro)
2,4,5Trichlorophenoxyaceticacid(2,4,5T)Aceticacid,2,4,5trichlorophenoxy)
2,4,5Trichlorophenoxyaceticacid(2,4,5TP)(Silver)Porpionicacid,2(2,4,5
trichlorophenoxyl))
Trichloropropane,N.O.S.*(Propanetrichloro,N.O.S.*
1,2,3Trichloropropane(Propane,1,2,3trichloro)

O,O,O,Triethylphosphorothioate(Phosphorothioicacid,0,0,Otriethylester)
SyoTrinitrobenzene(Benzene,1,3,5trinitro)
Tris(1aziridinyl)phosphinesulphide(Phosphinesulphide,tris(Lariridinyl)
Tris(2,3dibromopropyl)phosphate(1Propanol,2,3dibromo,phosphate)
Trypanblue(2,7Napathalenededisulphonicacid,3,3'[(3,3'dimethyl(1,1,biphenyl)
4,4'duyl)bis(azol)[bis(5amino4hydroxy,tetrasodiumsalt)
Uracilmustard(Uracil5[bis(2chloroethyl)amino])
Vanadicacid,ammoniumsalt(ammoniumvanadate)
Vanadiumpentroxide(Vanadium(V)oxide)
Vinylchloride(Ethane,chloro)
Zinccyanide
Zincphosphide
*TheabbrevationN.O.S.signifiesthosemembersofgeneralclass"nototherwisespecified"bynameinlisting.