Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
2019/
2020
QUESTIONNAIRES
By: Technical Committee
This document and the information in it are provided in confidence, for the sole purpose participation of
Prime Minister’s Hibiscus Award and may not be disclosed to any third party or used for any other purpose
without the express written permission
ORGANISATION DETAILS
PRINCIPAL ADDRESS : PLO 411, KAWASAN 4, JALAN PERAK SATU, PASIR GUDANG IND.EST.
81700 JOHOR BAHRU
WEBSITE ADDRESS:WWW.CCMBERHAD.COM
E-MAIL: 1) rosmawati@ccmberhad.com 2)
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DECLARATION:
I/We hereby declare that the information provided in the application and the
accompanying documents are true and correct. I/We also agree to the terms and
conditions of the Prime Minister’s Hibiscus Award 2019/2020.
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Signature of CEO / MD/ President
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MUKRI HARUN
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Name in Block Letters Organisation’s Stamp
Confidentiality Statement
The Organisers of the Award shall take every reasonable care to maintain the confidentiality
of the information provided in the Questionnaire. Any decision of the Technical Committee in
the Stage 1 Assessment of the Award shall be FINAL and any further inquiry will not be
entertained. No part of this document shall be reproduced in any way or form without
the prior written permission of the Organisers of the Award.
1. Please refer to the Glossary at the back of the Questionnaire for explanation of terms
marked with the asterisk (*).
2. The write-up shall use Arial of font 12 and single line spacing. Please indicate clearly
the section to which each response refers and begin each new section on separate
folder (refer Figure 1). Submission of the write-up shall be in USB flash drive
(thumb drive, pen drive). HARD COPY SUBMISSION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
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3. Guidelines for soft copy submission. Kindly prepares 4 copies.
• It should be in PDF format
• It should be in A4 size
• It should “Readable and Protected only”
• Please make four (4) copies of USB available
5. The assessment shall be based on current year and previous two calendar years’
environmental performance and activities.
6. Each questionnaire is site specific. Company with multiple sites shall apply
individually for each site or business unit.
8. All participants are required to answer all questions under Sections 1 – 15. The
weightage for scoring are as follows:
SECTION PERCENTAGE
1–5 45%
6 – 10 45%
11 – 15 10%
TOTAL 100%
9. Scoring shall be rated as Excellent (9-10 points), Good (6-8 points), Average (3-5
points) or Poor (0-2 points). Assessment is based on the quality of supporting
information in terms of accuracy and content.
a. Company Profile
b. Organisation Chart
c. Site Layout
d. Process Flow/Business Description
e. Completed List of Environmental Issues (Aspects/Impacts) as shown in the
Attachment A
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(Assessment Questionnaire)
Areas to address:
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2.2 Risks and opportunities
Please describe and provide the list of opportunities arising from identified
external/internal issues and needs and expectation of interested parties;
and identified risks, its assessment and implementing control (e.g.
Environmental Risk Assessment (ERA), SWOT Analysis (Strengths,
Weaknesses Opportunities, Threat)).
Areas to address:
What are the environmental issues associated to the site and the
preventive/control measures installed or adopted to reduce the impacts to the
environment?
How are they managed and monitored to ensure continuous compliance to the
legal requirements or internal standards?
What are the checking mechanisms being put in place to verify and review the
action taken?
What are the relevant evidences to show that the organisation is always in the
control state?
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3 TRAINING AND COMMUNICATION
What are the types of environmental related training provided to its employees
and to personnel working on its behalf?
Areas to address:
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5 ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES
What are the environmental related risks inherent to the organisation’s site such
as risk to fire, explosion, spillage etc?
What are the procedure(s) put in place to identify, avoid, respond, and mitigate
environmental-related emergencies at the organisation’s site?
6 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT
Areas to address:
What are the objectives and targets established by the organisation to improve
its environmental performance?
What are the plans of actions that have been in place (the mean, time frame,
person responsible, etc.) to achieve these objectives and targets?
What are the tangible and intangible benefits or achievement gained by the
organisation from the set objectives and targets?
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7 PRODUCT / SERVICE COMMUNICATION
Areas to address:
8 EMPLOYEE PARTICIPATION
Areas to address:
What are the types of activities, incentives, reward, training, etc being carried out
by organisation to encourage employees’ participation, commitment and
contribution?
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9 SUPPLY CHAIN
Areas to address:
What are the activities or programmes adopted by the organisation to encourage
and influence suppliers and contractors involvement in managing environmental
issues?
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11 ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING*
13 ECO-DESIGN*
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14 ECO-LABELING*
15 CARBON FOOTPRINT*
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ATTACHMENT A
Not
Environmental Issues Yes No Internal External
Applicable
1. Air pollution/emission*
2. Smell/ odour
3. Noise
4. Oil/chemical spill
5. Wastewater/effluent discharges*
6. Land contamination
13. Others
*Please refer to Glossary
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GLOSSARY
Air Pollution/Emission - Air impurities, emitted through chimney or vents during the
process (e.g. black smoke, dust fumes, solvent vapours, etc.)
Environmental Reporting - Any written report or text published by the company for external
communication (e.g. in the electronic form or printed form).
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Greenhouse Gases - Gaseous constituents of the atmosphere, both natural and
anthropogenic, that absorb and re-emit infrared radiation. Six
greenhouse gases covered by the United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and its Kyoto
Protocol are: carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide
(N2O), hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), perfluorocarbons (PFCs) and
sulphur hexafluoride (SF6)
Life Cycle Assessment - A process of evaluating the effects that a product has on the
environment over the entire period of its life (cradle to grave)
thereby increasing resource-use efficiency and decreasing
liabilities.
**refer to ISO14014, ISO 14040, ISO 14044
Scheduled Waste - Disposal of any wastes that is covered under the Environmental
Disposal Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005, (e.g. waste
solvent, waste acids contaminated wipes, etc.)
Solid Waste Disposal - When resources and material are no longer in use, and
discarded – e.g. wood, metal and carton.
Wastewater / Effluent - Waste water released from the facility (from production,
Discharge maintenance, etc.)
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Discharges from waste water treatment plants
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