Waste Management Safe work instruction 安全工作指导 非洲矿业有限公司AML HSE安全管理制度 英文版.doc

SAFE WORK INSTRUCTIONWASTE MANAGEMENTDocument Custodian:Manager HSEDocument Checked:Document Approved:TABLE OF CONTENTS1.DISTRIBUTION22.SCOPE23.REFERENCE24.DEFINITIONS25.PROCEDURE25.1Waste Identification25.2Waste Reduction and Monitoring26.TABLE 1 WASTE MANAGEMENT TABLE37.APPENDICES/FORMS3SWI-F0450AWaste Disposal RecordSWI-F0450BWaste Monitoring Checklist1. DISTRIBUTIONThere are no restrictions on the distribution of this procedure within the Company.2. SCOPEThis procedure details the practices used to ensure that waste generated as a result of construction and demolition activities is minimised, recycled, reused or recovered.3. REFERENCENil4. DEFINITIONSNil5. PROCEDURE5.1 Waste IdentificationThe Construction Manager, in conjunction with the Project HSE Coordinator (PHSEC), shall identify the wastes likely to be generated by the project during construction. For each identified waste the PHSEC and Construction Manager shall determine the necessary control measures required.Where the waste is to be recycled, the PHSEC shall contact the respective recycling organisation or the Environmental Officer to arrange for:· storage containers to be situated on site for waste collection,· the removal of waste from site at nominated frequencies.Typical types of waste, control measures and frequency of monitoring are detailed in the waste management practices detailed in Table 1.All site works are to be undertaken in a manner that endeavours to minimise the amount of waste generated, and maximise the opportunity to recycle or reuse waste products.The Construction Manager shall ensure that all site subcontractors are fully informed of their responsibilities and requirements with respect to minimising and managing waste on site. 5.2 Waste Reduction and MonitoringThe PHSEC, shall implement the agreed waste management control measures as stipulated in Table 1. The PHSEC shall develop the required documentation to facilitate implementation of these control measures. They shall be in the form of ITPs or Checklists.The waste management documents shall be reviewed and authorised by the Construction Manager.The PHSEC shall monitor waste collection and disposal practices in accordance with the ITPs/Checklists and maintain records that provide evidence of compliance.6. TABLE 1 WASTE MANAGEMENT TABLEConstruction WasteManagement measuresMonitoring FrequencyEvidence of ControlConcrete materials (culverts, concrete pipes, kerbs etc)Provide clearly marked bins or identified locations for collection by recycling organisationWeeklyRecords of removalChecklistsPaving materials (bitumen, crushed rock etc)Provide identified locations for collection by recycling organisationWeeklyRecords of removalChecklistsMembrane/geotextileProvide bins for safe disposalWeeklyChecklistsTimber (wood, plasterboard, form materials, packaging timber etc)Provide clearly marked bins for reuse or collection by recycling organisationWeeklyRecords of removalChecklistsSteel (guard rails, rails, fasteners, valves, plates, offcuts etc)Provide clearly marked bins or identified locations for collection by recycling organisationWeeklyRecords of removalChecklistsElectrical (cables, terminations, switchgear etc)Electrical cable to be placed in bins for collection by recycling organisationTerminations and switchgear to be placed in bins used for steelMonthlyRecords of removalChecklistsGlassProvide clearly marked bins for reuse or collection by recycling organisationMonthlyChecklistsPlastic/fibreProvide segregated bins for safe disposalMonthlyChecklistsPaper products Bundled and placed in locations for collection by recycle organisationReuseMonthlyChecklistsFood wasteProvide clearly marked bins for collection by recycling organisationAs requiredChecklists7. APPENDICES/FORMSSWI-F0450AWaste Disposal RecordSWI-F0450BWaste Monitoring Checklist