Development Of Schedule Waste Management System For A Manufacturing Company

Md Rahim, Syahir Syazwan (2020) Development Of Schedule Waste Management System For A Manufacturing Company. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Through nature, Schedule Waste generated by manufacturing industry is an extremely toxic and dangerous to human health and environment if handle with improper way. There are four main issues to consider discussion association of Schedule Waste management with industry, which is the term of 'spending money' by industry, the lack awareness of illegal dumping, the waste often in various form and the monitoring issues by the governance. The aim and objective of this study are to prepare much knowledgeable and skilled to waste generator as the implementation of the procedure to have safe and proper management of Schedule Waste. The study was conducted by gathering data schedule waste through the site visit the Plastic Injection Manufacturing Company at Selangor. Based on the First Schedule of the Environment Quality (Scheduled Waste) Regulation 2005, the study found in the Company that five schedule waste from Group 3 and 4 (SW 306, SW 322, SW 409, SW 410, and SW 416) was generated from the four departments. As, 36% of type Scheduled Waste generated by the Spray Department. The study shows the process flow of each SW with 3R philosophy (Reduce, Reused and Recycle) in handling the wastes. The study also planning in the development of the Temporary and New Scheduled Waste Storage Area based on the Guidelines for Packaging, Labelling and Storage of Scheduled Wastes in Malaysia. The report shows the comparison between the development of Temporary Storage Area and planning for New Storage Area for handling Schedule waste that follow the DOE requirement and guidelines

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