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MAIN TEXT
CHAPTER 1:
INTRODUCTION TO COMPANY BACKGROUND

1.1 Background of Company or Industry

The company was incorporated in Malaysia in 1994 under the name
of Pettex Resins Sdn. Bhd. The name was subsequently changed to
Scientex Packaging Film Sdn. Bhd in 1995 & began business
operations in 1996. The company is wholly owned by Scientex
Packaging Berhad with effect from Mar 2004.

The principal activity of the Company is the manufacture of plastic

stretch film. Since commencing operations in 1996, the company has
grown to become the largest manufacturer of stretch film in Asian
region with 90% of the products being exported throughout the world.
In 2000, the company became a Licensed Manufacturing Warehouse
(LMW).

The company's head office is located in Shah Alam & has 2

manufacturing plants, in Shah Alam (since 1996) & in Pulau Indah
(since 2001). The products being produced including hand wrap,
machine wrap, jumbo wrap.

Stretch film is widely as a packaging material for the wrapping of

goods in transit or storage. It is an efficient transparent packaging
material that provides protection against contamination whilst
securing goods on the pallet. This product has numerous applications
in diverse industries such as in chemicals, food, transport, services,
furniture, ceramics, paper & general merchandise.

Table 1.1 Data on Scheduled Wastes Generated by SPFSB

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 No. Waste Category Name of Scheduled Source from which
Codes Waste process they are
generated
1. SW305 Used lubricant oil Maintenance,
Engineering
2. SW305 Used grease Maintenance,
Engineering
3. SW422 Used spare part Machine
Maintenance
4. SW410 Used cloth and grease Engineering,
Production
5. SW402 Used batteries Various Department
6. SW418 High Performance
Various Department
Marker Pen
7. SW409 Empty container Engineering,
Production
8. SW410 Filter / Belting Engineering,
Production
9. SW417 Waste of paint Production
Refer to Appendix II – 1 Waste Management Flow Chart

1.2 Situation Before Course Attendance

Before I attend the CepSWaM course, there was already have
improvement made by previous competent person, Mr Terry.
Anyway there was several area need to improve such as ;
i) Previously SW 305 was placed in the corner of the castline.
Refer to Appendix II – (2) supporting evidence.
ii) Another temporary of scheduled waste was not sent to
scheduled waste storage.
Refer to Appendix II – (3) supporting evidence.
iii) Used Gloves was not thrown away where it should be.
Refer to Appendix II – (4) supporting evidence.

CHAPTER 2:
ENVIRONMENT MAINSTREAMING TOOLS

2.1 Organization’s Environmental Commitment

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2.1.1 Quality & Environmental Policy (EP)
“The development and manufacture of plastics stretch film and
other plastics related packaging films to satisfy our customers
and other interested parties by continual improvement.
Fulfilling their requirements with on time delivery at the most
competitive cost while safe-guarding the environment”. SPFSB
also give a commitment to create a safe healthy and friendly
environment through continuous improvement in the company
business activities and productivies.
To achieve this, the company committed to:
1. To comply with applicable environmental legislation and
other relevant requirement .
2. To save and protect the environmental and conserve
natural resources through efficient use of plastic.
3. Minimize and control the waste generation to prevent
pollution.
Refer to Appendix I – (1) for a copy of company’s
Quality & Environmental Policy.

2.1.2 Environmental Budgeting (EB)

SPFSB allocated for Environmental Expenses 2019 such as ;
To ensure SPFSB comply with the environmental regulatory
requirement, SPFSB located the budget RM 17,000.00 . This
amount need spend to Scheduled Waste Recovery and
Disposal due the SPFSB using material involving oil.

Table 2.2 Environmental Budgeting in SPFSB

Cost
No. Item Frequency Law Compliance
(RM)
ISO14001:2015
1. 2,000.00 Yearly -
Awareness Training
EQ (Industrial
2. Effluent Analysis 400.00 Yearly Effluent)
Regulations 2009
EQ (Scheduled
Scheduled Waste
3. 8,000.00 - Wastes)
Recovery & Disposal
Regulations 2005
4. Scheduled Waste 3,000.00 - EQ (Scheduled

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 Wastes)
Handling
Regulations 2005
Environmental
5. 3,000.00 Yearly -
Program
Factories and
Machinery (Noise
6. Noise Monitoring 200.00 Yearly
Exposure)
Regulations 1989
Personal Protective
7. 400.00 - -
Equipment

2.1.3 Environmental Competency (EC)

To ensure SPFSB compliance with the DOE requirement in the
environmental activities, SPFSB has assigned 1 person as
competent person to ensure scheduled waste in premise is
managed properly according to the legal requirement. Besides
that, SPFSB have designated the roles and responsibilities
within an organization as shown in Appendix I – (3).
Refer to Appendix I – (4) for Job Description
Refer to Appendix I – (5) for Appointment letter
Refer to Appendix I – (6) for Sijil Kehadiran
Refer to Appendix I – (7) for Technical Report Preparation
Workshop
Refer to Appendix I – (8) for Sijil Kompetensi

Figure 2.1.3 Flow of Scheduled Wastes Organization Chart

Scheduled Waste Officer

Muhammad Al Hafiz

Engineering / Maintenance HR Department

Department
-Mrs Ong / Mrs Afifah
-Mr Chandramohan
-Mrs Ain
-Mr Nadhir
Technician / Store Assistant

2.1.4 Environmental Monitoring Committee (EMC)

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EMC is responsible for identifying impending changes in activities,
product and services that may create new environmental aspects.
SPFSB perform the team to handle environment names
Environmental Monitoring Committee Organization Chart as shown in
Appendix I – (3). The organization shall monitoring and review
information about this external and internal issues.

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Figure 2.1.4 Environmental Monitoring Committee (EMC) in SPFSB

Mr Loh Choon Leong

(Emergency Manager)

Mr Kamaruddin Mrs Emilia

(Safety Officer) (Historian)

Mr Asraf Mr Fauzi Mr Adnan

(Logistic Manager) (Incident Controller) (Security Controller)

Mr Nirmal Mr Fan JY Mr Muhammad Al Mr Saiful

(Floor Warden) (First Aid) Hafiz (Fire Fighting,
(Hazmat) Search & Rescue)

Mr Chandra
(Maintenance)

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2.2 Operational Environmental Commitment
2.2.1 Environmental Facility (EF)
Waste management infrastructure was provided SPFSB for
Scheduled Waste Storage. The Storage room is used to keep
all the scheduled wastes inside to avoid the scheduled waste
expose to sun and rain and to prevent the scheduled waste
from leakage or spillage to the ground. The Scheduled waste
activities is shown on Appendix II – (5).

2.2.2 Environmental Reporting and Communication (ERC)

For ERC, SPFSB implementing procedure communication on
3rd March 2019, we created the Whatapp group for Scheduled
waste for daily update. This procedure uses for establish
communication quality and environmental associated
company’s operation.

2.2.3 Environmental Transparency (ET)

For Environmental Transparency, SPFSB encourage recycling
activities, especially reused paper, plastic film. Besides, all
inventory of scheduled waste disposal of scheduled waste are
recorded on E-Swiss. The monitoring chart shown on Appendix
III – 1 e-SWIS portal SPFSB

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Appendix III – 11 e-SWIS portal SPFSB

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 CHAPTER 3:
THE MANAGEMENT OF SCHEDULED WASTES

3.1 Description of Scheduled Wastes

3.1.1 Identification and Classification of Scheduled Wastes
SPFSB registered 10 waste code on E-Swiss System; SW305,
SW305, SW402, SW409, SW409, SW410, SW410, SW417, SW418,
SW422. The quantity produced estimation is 2.605 metric ton per
month. The identification of waste is shown below ;
Table 3.1.1 Identification and Classification of Scheduled wastes

No. Waste Location Waste Name of Scheduled QTY Source from

Generator Category Waste PRODUCED/ generated
Codes MONTH(MT)

1. SPFSB Pulau SW305 Used lubricant oil 2.5mt Maintenance,

Indah Engineering
2. SPFSB Pulau SW305 Used grease 0.0mt Maintenance,
Indah Engineering

3. SPFSB Pulau SW422 Used spare part 0.0mt Machine

Indah Maintenance

4. SPFSB Pulau SW409 Used Empty Container 0.020mt Engineering,

Indah (spray can) Maintenance
5. SPFSB Pulau SW410 Used cloth and grease 0.015mt Engineering,
Indah Production
6. SPFSB Pulau SW402 Used batteries 0.005mt Various
Indah Department

7. SPFSB Pulau SW418 Used Marker Pen 0.005mt Various

Indah Department

8. SPFSB Pulau SW409 Used Empty 0.030mt Engineering,

Indah Container(pail) Production

9. SPFSB Pulau SW410 Used Filter / Belting 0.025mt Engineering,

Indah Production
10 SPFSB Pulau SW417 Used Waste of paint 0.005mt Production
. Indah

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All scheduled waste generated are packed and labeled in accordance
with their phases (solid, liquid or gas), physical and chemical
properties, hazardous characteristics, composition and
incompatibilities in appropriate containers. In the process of packing
the scheduled waste in the appropriate containers, the
incompatibilities of scheduled wastes and the container need to be
checked as described in the Fourth Schedule of EQSWR 2005.
Appendix II – (6)(i) to (vi).
In SPFSB, all production department are involved in 5S
activities,because cleaning up / repair and servicing machine/castline,
equipment or part detail as below.
(a) SW410 Used cloth and gloves generated from different operation
department in SPFSB ;
Figure 3.2.1(i) SW410 generated from different department

SW410 Used Cloth & Gloves

Warehouse
Warehouse Maintenanc
Maintenanc Production
Production
Department
Department eDepartme
eDepartme Departmen
Departmen
nt
nt tt

Dispose
Dispose Used
Used Cloth
Cloth &
& Glove
Glove
into
into the
the pail(every
pail(every
department)
department) with
with with
with
labelling
labelling SW
SW 409
409

Sent
Sent to
to scheduled
scheduled waste
waste
storage
storage with recorded in
with recorded in
log
log book.
book.
(b) SW409 Used empty container(pail/spray can)
In SPFSB, SW409 is generated from production department and
maintenance department. All used container (pail/spray can) shall
always be closed to prevent the spillage or leakage.

Figure 3.2.1(ii) SW409 generated from different department

SW409 Used Empty Container(pail/spray can)

Production
Production Maintenanc
Maintenanc
Departmen
Departmen ee
tt Departmen
Departmen
tt
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 Dispose
Dispose Used
Used Empty
Empty
Container(pail/spray
Container(pail/spray can)
can)
into
into the
the Jumbo
Jumbo Bag
Bag with
with
with
with labelling
labelling SW
SW 409
409

Sent
Sent to
to scheduled
scheduled waste
waste storage
storage
with
with recorded
recorded in
in log
log book.
book.

(c) SW305 Used Lubricant Oil

SPFSB also generated SW305 and every 6 month will change the
gear box oil. The changing the gear box oil is the major scheduled
waste generated. In this case, the used lubricant oil containing
hydrocarbon is the component of scheduled waste.
In first scheduled of EQSWR 2005, Used Lubricant oil are
classified under scheduled waste catogery code SW305. Process
flow for SW305 Used Lubricant Oil is shown as below ;

Figure 3.2.1(iii) SW305 Process flow used lubricant oil

SW305 Used Lubricant Oil

Stop machine to change gear box oil box oil

Collect/transfer used oil from gear box machine

Refill new Lubricant oil into gear box

Dispose Used Lubricant oil into bunghole 200liter metal drum with labelling SW305

Sent to scheduled waste storage with recorded in log

book.

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3.1.2 Packaging and Labelling of Scheduled wastes
All scheduled waste generated are packed and labeled in
accordance with their phases (solid, liquid or gas), physical and
chemical properties, hazardous characteristics, composition and
incompatibilities in appropriate containers. In the process of
packing the scheduled waste in the appropriate containers and the
container need to be checked as described in the Fourth Schedule
of EQSWR 2005.
The selection of scheduled waste labels is based on Third
Schedule of EQSWR 2005. The schedule wastes generated by
SPFSB are labeled in accordance with the hazardous properties
of the wastes.

The ten(10) scheduled wastes which I am in-charge of are packed

and labeled as follows:
a.) SW305(2 type)
Spent Lubricant oil are stored into the 200 liter bunghole
steel drum with cap closure and labeled as follow:

Waste Code : SW305

Waste Name : Used Lubricant oil & Used Grease
Date Generated : 28/07/2019
Company Name: Scientex Packaging Film Sdn. Bhd
Address ; Lot 4, Jalan Sungai Pinang 4/3 Seksyen 4,
Taman Perindustrian Pulau Indah,
42920 Pelabuhan Klang
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
Telephone : 03-31613000

- Symbol signs of “Toxic (Waste)” was placed on this

bunghole steel drum.
Refer Appendix II – (6)(iii) for the picture of SW305 that
packed and labeled.

b.) SW402
Waste Code : SW402

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 Waste Name : Used Batteries
Date Generated : -
Company Name : Scientex Packaging Film Sdn. Bhd
Address ; Lot 4, Jalan Sungai Pinang 4/3 Seksyen 4,
Taman Perindustrian Pulau Indah,
42920 Pelabuhan Klang
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
Telephone : 03-31613000

- Symbol signs of “Toxic (Waste)” was placed on this

pallet with plastic wrapped.
Refer Appendix II – (6)(vi) for the picture of SW402 that
packed and labeled.

c.) SW409
Waste Code : SW409
Waste Name : Used Empty Container (Pail)
Date Generated : 28/07/2019
Company Name : Scientex Packaging Film Sdn. Bhd
Address ; Lot 4, Jalan Sungai Pinang 4/3 Seksyen 4,
Taman Perindustrian Pulau Indah,
42920 Pelabuhan Klang
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
Telephone : 03-31613000

- Symbol signs of “Toxic (Waste)” was placed on this

pallet with plastic wrapped.
Refer Appendix II – (6)(iv) for the picture of SW409 that
packed and labeled.

d.) SW409
Waste Code : SW409
Waste Name : Used Empty Container (Spray can)
Date Generated : 28/07/2019
Company Name : Scientex Packaging Film Sdn. Bhd
Address ; Lot 4, Jalan Sungai Pinang 4/3 Seksyen 4,
Taman Perindustrian Pulau Indah,
42920 Pelabuhan Klang
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia

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 Telephone : 03-31613000

- Symbol signs of “Toxic (Waste)” was placed on this

jumbo bag.
Refer Appendix II – (6)(vii) for the picture of SW409 that
packed and labeled.

e.) SW410
Waste Code : SW410
Waste Name : Used Cloth & Gloves
Date Generated : 28/07/2019
Company Name : Scientex Packaging Film Sdn. Bhd
Address ; Lot 4, Jalan Sungai Pinang 4/3 Seksyen 4,
Taman Perindustrian Pulau Indah,
42920 Pelabuhan Klang
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
Telephone : 03-31613000

- Symbol signs of “Toxic (Waste)” was placed on this

jumbo bag.
Refer Appendix II – 6(ii) for the picture of SW410 that
packed and labeled.

f.) SW410
Waste Code : SW410
Waste Name : Used Filter and Belting
Date Generated : 28/07/2019
Company Name : Scientex Packaging Film Sdn. Bhd
Address ; Lot 4, Jalan Sungai Pinang 4/3 Seksyen 4,
Taman Perindustrian Pulau Indah,
42920 Pelabuhan Klang
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
Telephone : 03-31613000

- Symbol signs of “Toxic (Waste)” was placed on this

jumbo bag.
Refer Appendix II – 6(i) for the picture of SW410 that
packed and labeled.

g.) SW417

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 Waste Code : SW417
Waste Name : Used waste of paint
Date Generated : 28/07/2019
Company Name: Scientex Packaging Film Sdn. Bhd
Address ; Lot 4, Jalan Sungai Pinang 4/3 Seksyen 4,
Taman Perindustrian Pulau Indah,
42920 Pelabuhan Klang
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
Telephone : 03-31613000

- Symbol signs of “Toxic (Waste)” was placed on this

pallet with plastic wrapped.
Refer Appendix II – 6(v) for the picture of SW417 that
packed and labeled.

h.) SW418
Waste Code : SW418
Waste Name : Used High Performance Marker Pen
Date Generated : 28/07/2019
Company Name : Scientex Packaging Film Sdn. Bhd
Address ; Lot 4, Jalan Sungai Pinang 4/3 Seksyen 4,
Taman Perindustrian Pulau Indah,
42920 Pelabuhan Klang
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
Telephone : 03-31613000

- Symbol signs of “Toxic (Waste)” was placed on this

pallet with plastic wrapped.
Refer Appendix II – 1(iv) for the picture of SW418 that
packed and labeled.
i.) SW418
Waste Code : SW418
Waste Name : Used Coloured Plastic Lump
Date Generated : Obsolete
Company Name : Scientex Packaging Film Sdn. Bhd
Address ; Lot 4, Jalan Sungai Pinang 4/3 Seksyen 4,
Taman Perindustrian Pulau Indah,
42920 Pelabuhan Klang
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia

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 Telephone : 03-31613000

- Symbol signs of “Toxic (Waste)” was placed on this

pallet with plastic wrapped.

3.1.3 Storage of Scheduled Wastes

Currently, the company has allocated one Scheduled waste storage
area and already updated the scheduled waste storage area. The
scheduled waste storage can stored for maximum of 180 days from
the date when they are first generated or maximum of 20 metric tons.
For safety and to differentiate wastes, we have done some
improvement on May 2019. During my field training period, some
improvement has been done for labelling every part of scheduled
waste.
Refer Appendix I – (2) for the Scheduled waste layout plan in SPFSB

3.1.4 Transportation of Scheduled Waste

Scheduled waste are sent for disposal through licensed transport
contractor. Currently we are using the following licensed transport
contractors:
i) Kualiti Alam Sdn Bhd
The Waste Information (Waste Card) is prepared from our
company. The Waste Information (Waste Card) is prepared for
each category of scheduled wastes generated by the company.

Appendix III – 1 shown the Waste Cards that under my

responsibility.
Appendix III – 1 shown the SFPSB transportation and
treatment agreement with Kualiti Alam

3.1.5 Disposal of Scheduled Waste

According to EQSWR2005 Regulation 4(1), Scheduled waste shall be
disposed of at prescribed premises only. Currently we are sending our
scheduled wastes to the DOE licensed prescribed premises

Summary of Labelling, Packaging, Transportation and Disposal

Facility of scheduled waste are shown in Table 3.2.4 below ;

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No. Scheduled Category Labelling Storage Container Transportation Disposal
Wastes Codes
Facility

1. Used Lubricant Oil SW305 Toxic 200 liter bunghole steel drum Kualiti Alam Sdn Bhd DOE Prescribed
Premises
2. Used Grease SW305 Toxic 200 liter bunghole steel drum Kualiti Alam Sdn Bhd DOE Prescribed
Premises
3. Used Cloth & Gloves SW410 Toxic 200 liter bunghole steel drum Kualiti Alam Sdn Bhd DOE Prescribed
Premises
Used Filter & Belting SW410 Toxic Wrapping on the pallet Kualiti Alam Sdn Bhd

4. Empty Container (pail) SW409 Toxic Wrapping on the pallet Kualiti Alam Sdn Bhd DOE Prescribed
Premises
5. Empty Container (spray SW409 Toxic Jumbo bag Kualiti Alam Sdn Bhd DOE Prescribed
can) Premises
6. Used waste of paint SW417 Toxic Wrapping with plastic bag on Kualiti Alam Sdn Bhd DOE Prescribed
the pallet Premises
7. Used Marker pen SW418 Toxic Wrapping with plastic bag on Kualiti Alam Sdn Bhd DOE Prescribed
the pallet Premises

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Table 3.1.5 Summary of Labelling, Packaging, Transportation and Disposal Facility of Scheduled Waste

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3.2 Conduct of Scheduled Waste Management Data

3.2.1 Situation Before Course Attendance

Before I attended the CePSWaM course, the condition of
scheduled waste management was poor organized by previous
competent person. For example, all scheduled waste activities
are in and out not SW storage was not recorded in log book.
There is no label in each place to place scheduled waste.

3.2.2 Change Instituted

After joining CePSWaM training in april 2018, I analyzed and
received the previous activities and to plan for new activities for
improvement. These activities had taken 6-7 month from
October 2018 until May 2019. I exposed about schedule waste
during joined the CePSWaM training only. Every e-SWIS
record will update before 10th of the month.

3.3 AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT OF THE SCHEDULED WASTE

MANAGEMENT

3.3.1 Area of Improvement

a) Company’s Policy on Environment
“ The develop and manufacture of plastics stretch film and
other plastics related packaging films to satisfy our customers
and other interested parties by continual improvement. Fulfilling
their requirements with on time delivery at the most competitive
cost while safe-guiding the enviroment’.
1) Periodically reviewing objectives.
2) Compliance to all interested parties (customer, legal,
stakeholders)
3) Prevention of pollution and accident.
4) Promotion of 4R (Recycle, Reused, Reduced and
Replace).
5) Production of reliable quality products.
6) Building of team work within the organization.
7) Efficient control of cost.

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b) Staffs awareness of Scheduled Waste

In order to enhance the staff awareness of Scheduled Waste to

higher level, I plan to carry out more comprehensive training
program in SPFSB which include the following topics:
 Introduction to Scheduled Waste Legislations and Policy
 Identification, Classification and Properties of Scheduled
Waste
 Scheduled Waste Packaging and Labeling
 Scheduled Waste Storage, Transportation and Disposal
 Record Keeping on Scheduled Waste

c) Packaging of Scheduled Waste

Improved the Packing method after attended course.

d) Scheduled Waste Storage: area /condition

Currently, the company has allocated Scheduled waste storage
area. These schedules wastes are stored for a maximum of
180 days from the date when they are first generated or a
maximum of 20 metric tons of total waste stored.
During my field training period, some improvement has been
done.

Recording/Record keeping of Scheduled Waste: Generated

and Disposal According to EQSWR2005 Regulation 4(1),
Scheduled waste shall be disposed of at prescribed premises
only. Currently we are sending our scheduled wastes to the
DOE licensed prescribed premises.
Appendix III – 1 Collection Transfortation Instruction (CTI)
Appendix III – 2 Notification
Appendix III – 3 Inventory
Appendix III – 4(i) Consignment note eSWIS system
Appendix III – 4(ii) Consignment note
Appendix III – 5(i) Waste card
Appendix III – 6 License

e) Emergency Response Preparedness etc.

As the Chemical spillage team leader, I need to improve the
team member skill on handling the chemical spill .Therefore, I
plan to provide chemical spill training to the team members.

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 Besides this, the equipment inside the chemical spill kit also
limited and plan to purchase for replacement.

3.3.2 Future Efforts

a) Staffs awareness of Scheduled Waste
In order to enhance the staff awareness of Scheduled Waste to
higher level, I plan to carry out more comprehensive training
program in SPFSB which include the following topics:

 Introduction to Scheduled Waste Legislations and Policy

 Identification, Classification and Properties of Scheduled
Waste
 Scheduled Waste Packaging and Labeling
Appendix IV – (3) Scheduled Waste Packaging and
Labeling.

 Scheduled Waste Storage, Transportation and Disposal

Appendix IV – (1) Proper signage outside Storage room.
Appendix IV – (4) Collection by Kualiti Alam.
 Record Keeping on Scheduled Waste
Appendix IV – (2) Keeping record in Log Book.

b) Emergency Response Preparedness

As the Chemical spillage team leader, I need to improve the
team member skill on handling the chemical spill .Therefore, I
plan to provide chemical spill training to the team members.
Besides this, the equipment inside the chemical spill kit also
limited and plan to purchase for replacement. Preparing before
an emergency incident plays a vital role in ensuring that
employers and workers have the necessary equipment, know
where to go, and know how to keep themselves safe when an
emergency occurs.

No. Subject/Area Description Proposed Improvement

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1. Training and To enhance staff - Organize comprehensive
development knowledge and training program
experience on SW &
environment
awareness
2. SW Monitoring system To monitor the - Establish weekly in Log
generation and book SW check sheet
movement of SW
3. Emergency Response Limitation on safety - To provide Chemical Spill
Plan (ERP) equipment & improve training
Chemical Spill team - To purchase new safety
member skill equipment

Table 3.3.2 Future Efforts for Better Compliance or Improvement.

CHAPTER 4:
CONCLUSIONS

This CePSWaM course have provide better understanding on waste

management principle to anyone who work where hazardous wastes are
generated, handle and stored. By attending CePSWaM course, the
management and handling of scheduled wastes in our company have been
significantly improved by complying legal and requirements on scheduled
wastes management such as:

 Understanding the characterization of toxic and hazardous waste, the

definition and characteristics of scheduled wastes
 Understanding the scheduled waste categories, the Enviromental
Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulation,2005
 Able to identify, classify and categories scheduled wastes generated
 Able to handling scheduled wastes including notification, inventory,
consignment note, waste cards, storage, labeling, packaging,
transportation, record keeping and safety aspect.

After doing 8 months of field training regarding scheduled waste

management, there is always room for improvement and has been useful
in practicing what has been learnt during CePSWaM course. By

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preparing the field training report, it was important aspect of learning as it
gives the opportunity for me to apply the knowledge in the various
aspects of operating and managing scheduled wastes according to the
laws and regulations of the country. We hope that we will be able make
aware of the important of reducing or eliminate wastes as much as
possible.

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