waste reduction management

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No of slides: 260 A. The entire presentation kit is having 2 main directories as below.

Waste Reduction Management

Literature (Word Files)

Programs

01 Intro 02 Zero Waste 03 Hazardous waste guidance 04 Strategies 05 Regulation & implementation 06 Solid waste management 07 Recycling legislation 08 Strategies and national policy 09 Example1 10 Example2 11 Example3 12 Example4

Case study1 Case study2

01 Intro 02 Zero Waste 03 Regulation & implementation 04 Hazardous waste guidance 05 Strategies 06 Strategies for industrial residual 07 Waste to resource management 08 Regulation 09 Recycling legislation 10 Examples 11 Issue for hospital 12 Chemical management 13 For college 14 Operation management

Presentation (Power point Slides)

Chapter-1.0 CONTENTS OF WASTE REDUCTION MANAGEMENT TRAINING PRESENTATION

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PART-1 Topic wise Number of slides in Presentation Part A Programs

Sr. No. Title of Slides No of Slide 1. Introduction 12 2. Zero waste 19 3. Common waste reduction hints. 11 4. Hazardous waste management guidance 15

5. Waste management strategies for industrial residuals 08

6. Waste reduction management regulation and implementation 32

7. Solid waste management facility regulations 17 8. Recycling 16 9. 16 major losses & OEE 26 10. Methodology for p2(pollution prevention) audits 06

11. Waste management issues for hospitals/ healthcare facilities 15

12. Research center for waste management 20 13. Waste reduction for colleges & universities 37

Part –B Workshop Sr. No. Title of Slides No of Slide

1. Case Study-1 12 2. Case Study-2 13

Total No. of Slides 260 PART-A Presentation: - Under this directory further files are made in power point presentation as per the chapter listed below. • Topic wise Power Point presentation in 14 modules as listed below.

1. Introduction It covers what, why and how for waste reduction management, comparative analysis, types of waste etc describe in detail.

2. Zero waste It covers basic types of waste, comman causes of stress, what and how zero waste describes with example. 3. Hazardous waste guidance It covers what is, characteristics and how manage waste describe with suitable example in detail. 4. Strategies It covers what and how waste management strategies for industrial residue with suitable example in detail.





5. Regulation and implementation. It covers what are rules and regulation for waste reduction and how implement that describe in detail.

6. Solid waste management It covers what, facility regulation, why modify regulation, steps describe in detail.

7. Recycling legislation It related to venue and event recycling legislation, policy guideline and waste management etc describe in detail.

8. Strategies and national policy It covers what is national policy and steps for making plan and implementation process describe in detail.

9. Example1: research centre for waste management It related to research centre for waste management

10. Example2: Issue for hospital It related to Issue for hospital

11. Example3 Chemical management It related to Chemical management

13. Example: 4 It related to college. Case study1 Case study on material management resource recovery process.

Case study2 Case study on waste management.





Part –B Literature: - This topic covers write up for the ready reference to the trainer for understanding and reading.

Chapter No. SECTION

1. Introduction 2. Zero waste 3. Regulation and implementation 4. Hazardous waste guidance 5. Strategies 6. Strategies for industrial residue 7. Waste to resource management 8. Regulation 9. Recycling legislation 10. Examples 11. Issue for hospital 12. Chemical management 13. For college 14. Operational management





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• Overproduction• Delays (waiting time)• Transportation• Process• Inventories• Motions• Defective products• Untapped resources• Mis-used resources

9Wastes

The Nine types of wastes.


Overproduction Delays Transportation Inventory Motion Processes Defective Products

Untapped Resources

Mis- Used Resources

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What is a hazardous waste?A hazardous waste determination must be made on all materials prior to disposal.

Tools and references which can help you make this determination:

Generator knowledgeMaterial safety data sheet (MSDS)Hazardous waste management manualEHO hazardous waste staff

The generator must determine if the waste is a listed waste or has any characteristics of a hazardous waste (ignitable, corrosive, reactive and/or toxic).


Comparative analysisImprovement methodologies• Similar in structure• Improvements measured against established process• Team oriented

• Similar improvement tools• Measure effectiveness of improvements• Maintain new performance level• Standardize & procedurally

Results• More efficient processes

Comparison• Both are effective improvement mechanisms• CPI/6s best applied to large complex problems• Kaizen/lean best applied to achieve incremental changes and eliminate wastes.

Measure- Data collection- Determine process potential / goals

Evaluate- Root cause / vital few- Statistical analysis

Improve & verify- Implement improvement- Validate improvement

Standardize- Standardize / leverage- Spc- Update procedures

Evaluate- Baseline process performance- Establish target

Decide-Compare solutions- Choose

Act-Communicate- implement improvement- Control

Measure- Validate improvement- Standardize - update proceduresFocus

- Reduce process variation- Identify critical cause and focus resources for maximum impact8

Focus- Eliminate waste 5S- Seek incremental process changes

Kaizen/Lean6σ

Summary- Technical approach based on statistical analysis- Requires significant data collection- Best applied to manufacturing processes- Typical projects 1-3 months

Summary- Common sense approach based on observation- Applicable to all types of processes- Defined improvement strategy- Typical projects 1 week


Other benefits to…

• enhanced protection of natural ecosystems, habitats and landscapes;

• more efficient use of resources such as land, water, energy and other natural resources;

• the protection of cultural and archaeological resources;

• reduced risks to human health and safety from industrial accidents and emissions; and

• improved health for employees and human communities

• reduction in operating costs especially in materials, water and energy;

• reduction in pre-treatment, transport and off site disposal costs for liquid, solid and hazardous wastes;

• potential income from the sale of by products;

• reduction in environmental liability and insurance costs;

• improvement in public image; and • increase in employee productivity

(recent studies suggest that environmentally-sound buildings can increase worker productivity by as much as 15 percent).

SocietyCompanies


5 s element Waste/ improvement item Deliverable

Systematic organization

Elimination of finding. Reduction of part selection errors.

Reduced costs Improved quality

Increased product options

Sorting-visual placement

Elimination of finding. Elimination of nonconformances.

Elimination of motion. Reduction of part selection errors.

Reduced costs Increased safety Improved quality

Increased product options.

Scrubbing clean Increased safety.

Preventive maintenance. Increased equipment knowledge.

Increased safety Improved quality

Standardization control

Increased equipment life. Higher morale.

Clean environment. Increased visibility of

nonconformances.

Improved quality Consistent delivery

Improved safety

Elimination of waste


What is Zero Waste? (continue)

Waste Management Hierarchy

Avoid

Reduce

Reuse

Recycle

Recover

Treatment

Disposal

Most Preferable

Least Preferable

AVOID: not producing/purchasing materials which will become waste

REDUCE: producing/purchasing less materials which will become waste

REUSE: using materials more than once before recycling or disposing of them

RECYCLE: remanufacturing used materials into new products/resources

RECOVER: capturing otherwise wasted resources (eg. recovering & using heat from electricity generation processes

TREATMENT: treat materials to minimise harmful effects on land, water or air

DISPOSAL: release materials/pollutants to land, water or air


Waste minimization♪ Waste minimization is required by

the environmental protection agency♪ Reuse and recycle♪ Switch to less

hazardous materials♪ Reduction

♪ Use environmentally friendly degreasers, latex paint, review processes, etc.


1.2 guiding principles and approaches

1.2.1 The precautionary principle1.2.2 Integration (e.g. TBL, stakeholder)1.2.3 Environmental planning (e.g. carry capacity,

EIA)1.2.4 Ecological design (e.g. delink product,

service, system design from environmental impact)

1.2.5 Total quality environmental management1.2.6 Cleaner production and resource recovery1.2.7 Industrial ecology1.2.8 Key issues


Universal waste batteriesDry cell, alkaline, lithium, nickel-cadmium, lead acidUse battery containers located throughout campus for small batteriesEHO currently keeps a list of all battery collection areas and checks locations on a regular schedulePlease notify EHO of any full battery containersPlace large batteries in your SAA, label as universal waste battery and dateCall EHO for removal


Proposed process map DESIGNER CONTRACTOR

ENGINEER PROCURER SITE CONSTRUCTION WASTE OTHERSMANAGER

REUSERECYCLEDISPOSE

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Calculate Quantities and % Allowance for Loss

Drawing

% Allowance for loss

Design Integration

Asset Register

Bill of Quantities

CONSTRUCT

Waste arising

ON-SITE OFF-SITE3RD PARTY

Acceptable Quantities for Disposal

OFF SITE DISPOSAL

Design lessons learnt

Review ordering process

(REDUCE)


Root causes

Volume of materials Classified

As waste are too high

People

Policy

Work processes

Methods of work/construction

Operator discipline

Apathy

Time constraints

Management pressure

Guess/bad knowledge

Preconceived ideas

InexperienceIncorrect allocation of

responsibilities

Lack of awareness-cost/environment

Lack of design integration/commonality

Poor Poor method of “take off”

Poor planning

Short cuts

Unclear processes

Units of availability

Purchasing limitations

Unclear drawings

Margins added on in series

Ineffective lessons learnt

Poor sequencing/interrupted processes

Lack of priority to environment

Lack of detail in method statement

Work instructions not available

Design of temporary works

Poor planningNo consideration of re-use

Poor material storage

Abuse of materials

No consideration of quality

Inappropriate use/size of plant

Time constraints/late IFC

Short cuts


– Purchasing order to be supplemented internally with Materials Manager sign off

– Materials Manager to co-ordinate with store to ensure appropriate storage conditions

– Materials Manager to co-ordinate with Foreman to ensure that appropriate storage conditions and appropriate segregation facilities are provided

– Foreman to undertake reconciliation of materials ordered with materials in permanent and temporary works and that going into skips

– Materials Manager to reconcile materials ordered with materials in permanent works and temporary works with that going off-site for reuse.

– Materials Manager to monitor costs/volumes of disposal – Environment Manager to determine Kepi's on this basis

Monitoring / Control




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