Waste Management Procedure

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited Doc No.
BHEL/SWP/W
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TGPP for KAPP (3&4) Date: 20/10/2015
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Procedure of Waste
Management
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited Doc No. BHEL/SWP/W
NPCIL M
Rev No: 00
PS-WR
Procedure of Waste management
Work Order No: CMM/MEQ/23-40-2-1024/PO-6055 DT-31/03/2011
BHEL DOCUMENT NO: BHEL/SWP/ WM
NPCIL PROCEDURE REG. NO:
DATE:
PREPARED BY:
SAFETY OFFICER (BHEL)
REVIEWED BY:
Chandan Kumar (BHEL)
APPROVED BY:
CONSTRUCTION MANAGER (BHEL)

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Rev-01
REVISION CONTROL SHEET
Document no: BHEL/SWP/WM
Title: Procedure of waste Management
REVISION SHEET
Rev no. Description of Prepared by Reviewed by Approved by
Revision Sign & date Sign & date Sign & date
01 Include type
of wastes at
site
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INDEX
Clause Description Page no.

1.0 Scope 05 of 08
2.0 Purpose 05 of 08
3.0 Applicability 05 of 08
4.0 Reference 05 of 08
5.0 procedure 06 of 07
6.0 Limitation 08 of 08
7.0 Effectiveness 08 of 08
8.0 Record 08 of 08
9.0 Distribution 08 of 08
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1.0 Scope:
This procedure describes the actions to be taken to minimize waste
And the storage and disposal process at local site level.
2.0 Purpose:
This procedure gives general guidelines and instruction for waste
Management at local site level.
3.0 Applicability:
This procedure is applicable to only at BHEL-KAPP 3 & 4
Construction site only.
4.0 Reference:
This procedure is referring to following procedure.
 Atomic Energy Regulatory Board

 BHEL HSE Manual
 The factory act 1948
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5.0 Procedure:
Waste generated by construction activities, such as scrap, damaged
or spoiled material, temporary and expendable construction material, and
aids that are not included in the finished project, packaging material, and
generated by the work force.
The amount of waste material on site can be minimised and control through
minimise waste and re-use and recycling.
Waste shall include on BHEL-KAPP site.
 Designated a waste collection area on the site where scrap material should
be dumped.
 At work place on various floors a waste bins have been kept.
 Scrap bins/containers should be placed at construction site where work
will be going on
 Ensure that containers are stored in a covered area whenever possible.
 Schedule waste disposal to prevent the containers from overfilling.
 Collect, remove and dispose of all construction site waste at NPCIL
authorized disposal area.
 Wood scrap should be removing from site immediately and dispose at
NPCIL authorized disposal area because it is fire hazard.
 Leakage of oil at the TG floor should be clean immediately
 Daily basis housekeeping is required whenever leave the work place/site.
 Consult with local authority for disposal of Hazardous waste
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 To prevent leak, empty and clean hazardous waste containers before

disposing of them.
Following wastes are including on BHEL site.
Sl. no Type of waste Collection Dumping

01 Wooden scrap Collect from site Dump in NPCIL scrap yard
by manually or
EOT crane as
suitable.
02 Welding stubs Each welder Dump in NPCIL scrap yard
keeps a small
dustbin for
collecting
welding stub.
03 Grinding wheels Collect in Dumb at NPCIL scrap yard
dustbins at site
04 Metal scrap Collect at site Dump at NPCIL scrap yard
by manually or
EOT crane.
05 Packaging material Collect in Dump at NPCIL scrap yard
dustbins at site
06 Rejected PPEs Collect at site Dump at NPCIL scrap yard
07 Oil cloths Collect in specific Dump at NPCIL scrap yard
dustbins
08 Kitchen waste Collect from Dump in BHEL infra
BHEL office area at designated place
canteen
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6.0 Limitation:
An effective waste management system requires training and
signage to promote awareness of the hazard of improper storage, handling
and disposal of waste. The only way to be sure the waste management
system to be followed is to be aware of worker habit and to inspect storage
area regularly. Extra management time may be required to ensure that all
workers are following the proper procedure.
7.0 Effectiveness:
Waste management practices are effective only when they are
regularly practiced at construction site. In storage and work areas, post the
guidelines for proper handling, storage and disposal of construction site
waste. Trained worker in these practices to ensure that everyone is
knowledgeable enough to participate.
8.0 Records:
A copy of this procedure shall be kept by BHEL safety section.
9.0 Distribution:
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NPCIL Engineer in-charge

NPCIL safety section
BHEL site office

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Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited Doc No.

Procedure of Waste management

Work Order No: CMM/MEQ/23-40-2-1024/PO-6055 DT-31/03/2011

BHEL DOCUMENT NO: BHEL/SWP/ WM

NPCIL PROCEDURE REG. NO:

SAFETY OFFICER (BHEL)

Chandan Kumar (BHEL)

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER (BHEL)

REVISION CONTROL SHEET

Document no: BHEL/SWP/WM

Title: Procedure of waste Management

Clause Description Page no.

 Atomic Energy Regulatory Board

 To prevent leak, empty and clean hazardous waste containers before

Following wastes are including on BHEL site.

Sl. no Type of waste Collection Dumping

NPCIL Engineer in-charge

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