National Environmental (non metallic minerals manufacturing industries sector) Regulations, 2011. S.I. no. 21/2011

2. CnvitOWJ)tntaJ Governance.

3. Pfanniilg,

4. Emergency Rcs:pon:s,c Plan,

5. PollutK>nAb;Jtemcr.t EquiprocoL

6. Pollu1er Pays Principle:.

1. Best Practiocs/Waste Minimisation.

8. PnlluttonAbutemcnt.

9. Glob,.I Womting, JO. Volalile Org;uric COmpouod. l1. MinimiS111ioo of Wast:s/Pollution.

12. Pol1uuon Control Org:mis:alion System. 13. &tended Producer Responsibility.

14. Chemical Usage.

15. Sanned/Rcstric.tcd CheroicriJs.

16. Petmati.

17. Ma..,agemcnt of OlemicaJt. Oil Stations and Fuel Dump Site~. JS. Effluent Limil!Ltioo Stancbrd. J9. Res.rriction on the Release of Emucrit

20. El!lucn< Tn,:tnncoL B 638

21. Sludge Disposal

22. Emissio1l Control.

23. Priority Air PolJutants..

24. Bumin_g of Fuels.

25. Pcevecnion und Co1nrol Techniques lo Reduce SO in Ccr.amics 1 industries.

26. Prevention and Colltro1 Techniques to Rcd\ice SO~. emissions for glass Industries.

27. Reductjon of Nitrogenous Gas Emissiolls it1 the Ceremics and Tiles fndustries.

28. Reduction of Niu'O<.:,;cnous Gas £!.missions in the Glass fndustries.

29. Prevention ~nd Control T«.hniques to Reduce Fugitive Particulate. ~fatter Emissions (Ce~ics and Tiles).

30. Managefl)ent Strategies for Green House Gases Control {Ceramics}.

31. Managtment Strategies :u1d Energy Conserv;1tion for Green House Gases (01:t-ss).

32. Ab:itcment Technofogits.

33. Noise Siandal'ds.

34. Noise Abatement. 35, Hearing Conservation Program.

36. NoiseMonfroring.

37. CoOl.lllunity Relatfon.~. PA.RT U-S.01.r uNG PROCf.OURrs 3$. Collection and AnaJysisof Samples.

39. Spot Sampling for Physical or Chemical ParameterS.

40. Coinpositc SmnpJjng for Physical or Chemical Parame1er.s. 4 J. Sam.pli1lg for Licence Cb~ificatfon.

42. SampJing for Other Paro.me.ters.

43. Sampling for Microbiol<>gic.:t!J-\naJysi$.

44. Ai.r Sampling: for Analysis. B 639

45. No1'-e Mc::isu.l'(:fUellllL PAKT rTI -Pl!ie.MrTS 4C>. Procedures r« Pennittitlg, and l..iccmmg PAfff JV- lNO~TRW.. €Ffutt::.-<r/AtR. £,,uss.ioe,. MQNmJaL'«l .--"4> RDOk1l,"OG

47. Reporting Rcquircmenli.. •s. Au1.'1om:ed s,r,,Mo,y.

49. Monito~ Rtcords.

50. Fees. 5t. Confiden1iru Jnfon1111tjon ::ind Pubfo; Acee:..~ 10 Records. PAtt V-£.,'P05tCtMf.Nr

52. Enforoemeot Noe.ice.

53. Enforccmen, Notice Reminder,

54. ModeofOeJjvc:ry.

55. Suspc:IUioo Notice.

56. Equiry. PAlt'r v1-o..-..·,1.r,.c£s )7. COntr.lvcntionof Pennit Coodiuon.

58. Fo.Jsc Suuemcnt.

59. Failure 10 Comply with Abatement Measurt:$.

60. Fa1h.rre 10 Report. 6 1. OischargeofEffiuent Beyond Penniss1ble Level. P- VU- l'F,w.TY 62, Pc:n~Jty. P ART Vll1- JN1E1u•Rf.TATIOt•:S 63 lntcrpmotioo. SCJll!DULES Schedule J: Maximum Permi.ssible Effiuen1 Levels for Ceramic 'l'iles Manufacturing. Schedule JI: M~jmum Permissible Effluc111s L.a·els roe Cemeoe aod lime Manufacturing,. Schedule: HI: Muimum Petrni.ssiblc Emuenu L.e1ods for Glas.s Manufaclunog. --- -- - B 640 ScbeduklV: M3x1mum Pem1issible A it Emi~iom• Levels for Cemcm rvfonufacmring. Scliedule V: Max.imum Permissible Air Emhsi,ms Leve.ls for J,.lfne M:mufactutiog. Schedule Vic Maximum Permissible Emission :md Waste Gencra1ion. Sche<fu)e Vll: Maximum Pc:nuissible Ak Emissions Levels forCer.unic 1111'.!$ M:mufacturing. Schedule V111: tvfa;;;i.1nt1Jll Permissible Air F.mis.siot1s Level~ for Glass Manufacturing. ScheduJe IX: Niuional Ambicot Air Qualily Stao<l.1rds. ScheduleX: SludteDisp:,s3l Permissible Llmit. Schedule Xl: M.axiinum Permissible Noise Levels (Continuous o r lntermiucnt Noise) from a Factory or Workshop. Schedule.XII: Soil Quality Slazldar<ls. Schedule XIU: 8<.'-5l Practices.

Schedule XIV: Contr0Ued Substance:; l Jn<ler the. M1.1Jtilatcral B.nviro nO'ICl\l!ll Agreements on En-..i.r<>funeot. Schedule XV: Draft Guide Tc.mplate for Emergency Plan in Industry. Schedule-XV[: Gllldeline for Preparing Eovironmcmal Ma11ageme1.1 t Pl;m ( ~.mp). ScheduJe X Vll: Drafl Permit Form. Schcduk XVITI: Orgailizationa, Sy.,;tem and thefunctiQn~ of PolluLil)!l Clnnrol Man:1gers.

Schedule XIX: Hc:thh and Safoty.

Schedule XX: Guidelines for c,.msumer Pruduct.s Stew~«tship ?rogramt'ne.

Schedule XXI: Form one: Monthly Discharge MooHoriug RcpQrt f-onn Fonn 1wo: Jnddcnt Repott Form.. ScheduJe XXU: Personal Pml~live Equipmeot Tl (;.t I S. L 21 of 2011 NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL (N◊N•ME"fALLIC MINERALS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES SECl'◊R) REGULATIONS, 2011 In exf:rci."~ ur the pow<'rs conftrrtd on ml' b.r S«tlon 34 or tht Nalional &\'il'Ollltlt'ntal sund2rd$ and Regul:i.ti(IIIS Enfo,r ttmtnt Ag(Oey- (F.stablil\bmml) Ai;I, 2007 Sud all othtr POWCI'$ ~nabllitS mt- in th;il behalf, l, M.11 Jot(N" 01>1"?.v, llonournl)le Minister, feder:ll Mlt1iwy or En,ironu.tnt hettb>· m:lkc tbt followfai R~ufation:-; : ( 281h <~•yof !\pril. 201 I) PAkT l-GENEIV,1, PROVISIONS I. ·tne principal thrust of th~c Regulations is to prevent ru1d minimize Thrust poUu1ion from.all opcrntions atld ancillary JCdvWcs ofthe Non-Met:tllic: Minerals. M-anufacu.1ring Sector to the Nigerian environment. 2. Every fac ility shall be gwcn e,quaJ trea1men1 without preference as tm•inmmc,d far as. enforc.:e-mcnt ()f relevant Jaws and inspections are concerned. (i<wcm:ioce. 3.-(1) Every facil ity sh111! : Pl.uirti:1t, (,:) carry out Environmental lmpact Assess1m:-nl (EIA} for ne w projectS or modific.,uiun foch.tding expansi{)n of exjsting ones beforecommcncemem of .lCtiVi(y: {b) subl\\il En"ironmcnt:i.l Aodil Repon (E.AR) for existing industries evl.!ry 3 ycm. En"·ironmental Audit should be conducted by external consuh.:mt~ accredited by Agency ; :md {c) submit En"ironmc1ual Management Plan {EMP) as contained in

Schedule XV[ I(> these RcguJations. (2) New projects in 1he Non-metallic sector shaJJ ;:ipply l)J.)-t<Hiate. efficient and cleaner 1echnologics to mioimize p01Jution to the l>:treSt practicable degree. (3) facilities applying new de$igns shaJJ evaluate thc.ir ins1::iJlations and ensure that co ntrol me,,st)fes aresuffic.ient t<) prevent risks of pollution or accident ~ .-{ I) Every Facility shall plan :md set up machioery for combating emergency pollution hm:ar<.I and mainwin functional equipment in Ihe event ofan emergeoc::y. Rei:ponse pl~lll. {2) E"t<ry fudlity shall for the purpoo,es ofsub-~•1.dation l of tlris rcgt1latioo, h~ve;rn emergency plan and n stock of functional p0Jlution rcspo0$C cquipmcot, wh.ich.shalJ be readily ac::cessible and nvaiJ.able to coL\\bat _pollution haz:ard,c; in 1he event of accidental discharges in line with the template for emerg~n<..")' plan in industries prescribed under Schedule XV m 1hcse Regul.'ttioos. B 642 (3) The owner or opemto,r of a (J.tci.lity sh:iU prepare an cmcrgcnC)' response plan that des<.Tibes the measure.1: to be taken in respect of a deleterious .sub..<;tance to prevent any deposil/dischatge out of tlle normal course of evems of such a substance and to mjtig;!lc lhc effoc-ts of such :t dcposit/rli.o;charge which $haU include s~ch details as stated in Schedule.XV to lhese Regulations. Polhition 5.-(1) Every facil ity shall install anti-pollution equip.mer:n for the Abo.te«neOI detoxificatio,1 ofeffluent. emission and chemical discharges emanatiog from £qui{>t'l)Clll. the foc iHty so ac; to meet the proscribed cfflut .nt and emission permissible limits. (2) An instal1atioo made pursuant to sub-r~guh:nion (I) of this regulation shall be based on I.he Best Available Techr..ology (BAT) or t.h.e Best Practicable ·rechnolog.y (81'.Yft (3) Vehicles :md equipment used !n industrial z1c1ivi1y :·treto be<,per.ited and maintained in a manne.r that prevenL!. ground and surface water pollution Polhuer 6.-(1) Tile Polluter-Pays-Ptineipte shall tpply to every facility that Pa)'S pollutes. P'tinciple. (2) Thecollectic:>n, creotmem. tra.nsport.atiolJ and (ioal dispos.U of wastes shall be the re.5p0n.sibility of the. focili1y gcncr~tting the wastes wi1hin exlanl standatds and gujdeli11es. (3) ln the eve1,n of an incident tesulting in an 1dverse impact on the cnvironrnct:it whether soci.o-econ<>mic or he.ll1fl wise. the facility shall be re.,;pon.,;ible-for : (a) the cost of damage. assess,nent. control and dean-up: (b) re.mediation ~ al.'ld (c) reclainatiol'Vrestotatioo. lk:,;,1 7.-{I) Every faci.Jity shaJI apply the Best AvaUable EnvitOll.lllMt.al .Pr:ictiocs/ Practices in the use of pockaging .mntcri:il. {2) Where applic.lblc, the S Rs namely Reduce, ReJXUr, Re-use, Recycle and Recover shall be encouraged. (3) Evecy faciljty shall employ cleaner production process.e sand poUutioo prevention measures to yield both economiC and environmemal benefits, (4) Every fa<:.iUty shaJJ implement programs on besl pr.:lcticcs ~ set out i.o Schedule Xlf1 to the.se.Rcgulationsor .:issign the rt:;$ponsibility for pollu1ion control to a pe,soo or body corf)<)rate accredited by the Agency. (5) Every facilicy shall eosute that ;10 eooployee is expooed to ao.y hazardous condition i.o the wod., pl:«:e wll,hout aw:trc:ness and pTQ(ccrive mcasurt--s. {6) f.vcry facility shall pro,..idc Personal Protective 6quipmcnt (P-PE) for their employees working in hazard prone sections. as prescribed in Shedute xxn 10 these Regulations. B 643 (7) Sman !iCi.\le io<lu.s1ries ~h:iU in:;tnll .:m1j•p0Jlutfon equi1,ment or mcch:rnil>m lh;Jrwill m.injini:ll.'. pollution. (S) e \'ely facilit)' shall focu.i. jg poltulion prcvemion progr:ml.'> 0D.RXhx.'1.i0Jl of cxces~ivc noi!>C pqlh1tjon during e.(ll'.\Ction of ri.\\'>' nm!crial 11"" of water and on more efficient use of process chemic~ls. (9) Evety facility :i-half reduce. wa,,;tc discb:1,rgc a.nd decrease wastt'ful resource c~pcnditn~. ( I0) Evl'ry fod lity ~h~ll embrace cootinuous iinprovc.mcnl uf the operoting envi,·onment. ( J l ) H<-.at gener.ite,d <luring oper:uion processes -shall be reclaimed for other use!): where pr.1c.tic.::.1Me. 8.-(1) ~l'hc dry pr<:k.--ess pre-<.-alcioe,- lint.-sh~n h~we the followi ng bujlHn Pollution pollution C0UL!-01fe..tun.-s: l\ba1,e1nc-t1t. {<,) the \)Se. of low NOx burners ; {b-) the use of low NO:-t cakiner : and (c} firing of Cnel in lhe riser duct of the prcc.ilciner 1,0 redw..'C NOx emissions. (2) Specific rehllbilit:.Uion. recl::unali(lu ~u,d annual repon () f ~vch exercise should be submiucd 101hc Agency in 1hc cvem of pollulion. (3} Exhaust sa~s frum the kiln shall be routed to th~ air polluuon comrol syst,•m .ind then di.sch~1rg.e-d to the :!tmo.sphen-:; throogh r\ stad,. (4) ·fhe wet Jinc sh~JI h::i,,·e significant irnpmvcmcn1.:,; in : (a} liquid effluent q11:,ii1y t (b) water consumption ~ :md (d fue.J use c.ffidenc,c:-. (5) Ambient irrcspir;1hle paniculate meas:utemen,s a.1 the Cemcn1 plants and the conununitic.·.,; in prox1mi1y shall be- conducted by a NESREA- ;.1i;crudited oons:uhaot (6) In addition. carbon monm:ide, hydrogen sulphide;, combu-.1ible:-. ,mtl SO. g.ases- shall be measured usin~ dirtct re...-<ling ins.lrumcn;s_ (7) The coltccti()D ro>d u-anspott:1tjo1l of qu.itry stone by truc:k to the chutes shall be do ne in a mannerihat minimiics poll(Jtion. 9. Every iacitity. <.X>rporation or organis.ilion shall J)fcp;.lJ'C ~ volunt.ll.)' Gl~ll"<ll iaccjoo progl'amme foi- global war1ni11g oomrol rnea~urcs and s uch mc:L,;urc s _ ,•.::i,ruini . V;3JI t..ikc rn~n ,1<:4'01.mt energy.. s.1ving and ~t avajfa.ble technology in their -- rrodut·tmn proccs..,;(."'· 'B 644 \btati)e JO. E,·ery facility, corpora.6011 oroi:gani:;.ution sha1J oon1rol Vc>latileOr;g~nic ~i< O,mpaunds. O>mpomid. Minimi$:iliCm H. Facilities shall conform to the permissible limits as pn)vided under o f W~c:;/ Schedules l•Xl to these Regulations. Pollution, Po1tl11jon 12.41) Every facility i:halJ p,1t in plac:eorzaniiatiot\o'l.i system for pollution Contr<,>1 control and shall assign environmental pollution.control and prevention duties ..... Otg11t1i$.1- System. to an EnvirQnmental Manager (EM) \\'ith duties described in Schedule XVUJ to tbc.se Regulations. (2) Ill 3ddition, capacity buikling:~ :t.':,$CS.'mleOlS shalJ bcoondUCled to help environment~ managers and opcr.uors to obtain required qua1ifications 3nd certi:fic:t.1ion by the Agency~ conlained il'I Schedule xvm to these Regulations. ExtcDdcd 13.~l) All manufacturt:rS and importers shall subscribe to an Cxrended Producer Productr Responsibility Pn:,gram.asoudincd in&:hedule XX to these Regblatioos. Re1>5X):11jibi• lit)', (2) 'The Agency shall work with the sector to 3chicve the Extended Producer Resp0nsibility Pn>gram within the period of throe years. 14.-(1 ) Every facility sh:d l submit to the oearc.<;t office of the Agency the following information on a q uarterly basis : (a) a list of tbc chemicals used in lhe tlUtnufac-tureof its products including their Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) : (b) details of stored chemicals and storage oooditions ~ (c) list of obsolere.. expired or abandoned chemicals and the proposed plan for the.it environmentally sound m.lnagcment ; (d) the local sources ofJisted precursor chemicals utilized ; and (e) me source$ of listed precursor chemicals imported by the facility. o rgao.ii:uion or body corporate. (2) €,;;ich r.-tcility. corporation ot otg,anis:ition shall eosure the miniroiz:uion of 1.be use of organic solvents, B:vi:n.cd.l 1.S. Use of restricted chemicals 3S listed unde.r Sche.dulc XIV to these Restricted Regulations and as clearly stated in the National EnviroOJ11cntal (Chemical. Chemicals. PharamaceuticaJ, Soap and Detergent Manufacturing lndustrie.~) ReguJation, 2009. shall be with a permit froro the.Agency. l~<:ttnilS. 16.-(1) All permits (notices, order, consent o f demand ) shall be in writing ;md shall be in congnance with the provisions of the National E))vironmental (Permitting and Licensing System) Regubtions, 2009. (2) A facility shaU not : (a) Discharge 0( cause to be dischai:ged any e.fflueot, or oil in any form into water system, public drai.os., or undecgroond injection and land without a permit from the Agency ; B 645 (b) release hazardous or- 1ox.ic substances into the water or land or-air of Nigeria's ecosystem beyond lhe permissible limits set out under Schedule I to these Rcgufations. {3) App1ic.ation fot a permit is as sec out io Parl 3 of these Rcgulatioos. (4) The permit forms shall be as set out in Sche.d.uJe XYH to rhcs,c Regufo.tiMs or as may be specified by the Agency. 17.--(l)Thereshall not berontaminarion 3rising from leakage of surfact/ M31).lg<:mcrit undergr<.Jund o iVfucl or chemicals storage tank likely to cau$C pollution of the o( environment including the surface water and groundwater. chemic3ls.. oil ~ afi(ln (2) Every facility shall have an impermeable base. for any ancillary and rue:1 equipment anQ provide an appropriate bund waJI in 1he event of any 4'.lmp si1cs. m,anticipated discharge or spillage. (3) The t:u1derground tanks of oil stations and fud dump sires sh:tJJ be checked regul.irly for leakages to prevent S<.-epage into ground water. ERlLU~T LlMltATION 18.-{l) The National Envitorunental Standard.5, forcftluem limitations Effil")(!OI ror the sector shall be as set o ut under Schedules I to m to these Regulations. Limiwion S"""""- (2) Ally eftluem shall be deemed to be noo-coinpliant ond polJuted if: (a) the concentration of any o r its. p;u-ametets exceed.c; the permissible limits as specified in Schedule I to TIT to these ReguJattons: (b) it docs not oomply with the corresponding limit specified in Schedules 1-UI to these Regulations. as the case may be ~ and (c) it is discharged from a facility wirhou1 appropriate pre-treatment (3) Sueh an effiucat as described io su~rcgulation (2) of thjs regohnion shall oot be dischatged from a facility, without complying with the National Standards set out under SeheduJe 1 to llT to these Regulations. 19.-(1) A facility shall not discharge cffiucot omo land. into a Rcsirictioo watercourse or into a water body unless the facility ensures that the parametets 01, Ill.: of the effluent does not exceed the perrojssible limits set out in Schedules I to rdt:t$eOf dfJl)Cl)L Ill to these Regulations. (2) Notwithstandfag sob-regul:itioo( l) of this regulation. any facility using an influcnt, the limits of eollcencrati()n or value of any of the parameters of which exceeds the permissible limjl for that parameter set out in Schedule 1 to IV to these Rc-gulntions, shall ensure that the conccntrntion or ,·~lue of the paramctu.s of the effluent conforms to 1he prescribed permissi.bJc limits, (3) Dispo-sal of haza.rdous waste material in water or on land wilhoul priorcreacme,u is prohibi1cd. • (4) Gt ,,crutors () f such m.~ate<I wast.:-. s11bjcc1 to the 1.:md Di~pu:.;-il Req_uireinenls. inust pro,·idc notilic~11ion of such to 1ht Agency. l;fnu,,:.nl 20.- (l) E\'Cf)' facility th;,u djsch;,\rgcs efOnent into the e1wironmcn1 u e3.rme:n1. sha11 treat theeffiuent ;o permissible level as specified in Scheduks I 10 ,u to these Regulations . toensllrc a:.simito1iOL\ by the cecci\•ing rnediuin. (2) E.'1Cl)' f-u.cilit>~sh:tU: (a) carry otit effe<:tivc crc~,uuent, all the time th.;11 the pl::ml 01· unit is o pcrnting,; (b)e.osure the erwiromnen1all)' sound mru1agcmentof ~ludgecontaining heavy metaJs or othet toxic:; aniJ di!:pose same in a l:mdfiU or c!esigmi.ted disposal site appro...-ed by the Agency: (c) ensure the tteatmcnt o f 10:ck org@ics co nw.incd in both cftll1ent and sludge :L'- :'.l.ppcovcd by the Agency; :md (d) ensure that efnuent is not dilut<."<l 10 achic,•c the standards contai,,ed in Schedule l to t1lese Regulmions.. (3) W3stes that contain i.O)tt.:: organics shall be subjected lo thermal tre:.LtmCl)t to effectively dest«,y or rem<)veover 99.99 pern•nf of 1ox.ic org:;inics imd the ,esulling residue shall be disp<>Sl-d of ;;is set out under Schedules l- 111 to the.sc Regulations. 21. -({J A frici lity shaU not di:.eharge sludge dir<.X':tJy int<:i :-my w.i1cr SI$ Dis-po,5.1L body 3nd any dis.cluu:ge to any p~i't of !he en\fii'Onment is ~')r<Jhibited except UL\dcr a slue.lge disposal Ucence. (2}Sludge d1sp0sed Ollt() land sbaH be classified an(I none of its COlUJ)9Jlt:Ots shall exceed the prescribed limit iri to .Schedldc X or these Re~uki.t ions. (3)Aoy other s1uclgc hcside pord)' domestic (Otgaok) sludge :md pw-e1y ngricultur:tl (Organic) sludge W::il I be tr~tccl as h~1i:<1uus W::lStc. (4) H:lz:.m.lousSludgc shall h<: 1reatOO :inddisposcd ()fin a s.ccure landfill appcovcd by the Agency. ~1lSSl01'S 1-:.m,ss:ion 22. Every fo..:.ilily, t.-OflX)rati;.o•n or o rganisation shall compl>• wilh the Cantrol Emission St=ind:uds as preseribcd in Schech.des V- lX ,o these Regulations. Priotity N r 23.-{1) Eve1y f':icility. C0'1J)(>«U!on or or.;;anisation wilh :my source or- r.,uuta.nts. J)O'Cntial. source ofemis.smn shall m(.."3.'mte thcemissioo of c\!Cry prjority air pol!Ulatu emitted. (levt.1op :ind implementa pi~ to control sue!) emission in a<.'<::orda.'lt'C with the S1~mdafd p~bed jn Schech1 le V-lX to these Regolations,, (2) Every facility, cClrpOr.:ttion or ocganisation shall be req1.1i('Cd 10 ceport lhc emission data, sources of cm1s:.ioos wd underutke entission reduc,fon in • B 647 a:o::wdat~ wi[h the implementation plan which shall be reviewed every lhroe ,an ~ tile Aget1cy. ; E\·cry r;i.cility. ootpora1ion or orgruiisatjon shaJIensure that it measurus o.J,JUr detection 1hreshold and Lhe odorous difotjon ratio Q( rhc working me.m or emis~ions. 41 The dilu!io1\ rnelhod of tcstiog Qdours shall adopt Ao,1efica.n Society TcsU11g Ma1eritils {ASTM} 01• any mhcr method as may be specified by ,c: . \ ~ y to s;1feguard the health of-the w(lrkm. U.-(1) No facility, COIJX>ration or organisation .sh::l.U bum light oil fuel l}nm(llgof "'3:UUl"lg over0.5 percent sulphur by weight as fired in :-m cxistingsC\urce or Fuels. - _ new source. 12) No f;1cility. oorporat;on or orgm1isa1ion shall burn mc:dmm oiJ fuel ...vc.taming over 1.1 pcn:::eut Sulphur by weigh! as lircd, (3) NOlwitlummding subregul:ttion (1) of this rcgu.lation heavy fuc~ ojJ ,om not more than 3 per cem sulphur may be burnl at a new or cxi.s1fog facili1y with new fuel combus1ion S0UJ:(;l!SO! a combination of nc.w and existing fueJ combustion sources if: (a) one or mor~ of such sot•rc~ opcmte in a manner 1h.1t s1.1lphur dioxide a. serubbing 1.$ :i.hwrbc::d by oom.iug into c:o,irnct with the pfoducl or with de'tke or other m:1teriaJ : tuld (b) the tOlal sulphnrdioxil!~emh,sio,1 from tl\C entire facility is kss than the al!ow:i.ble sulphur dioxide emission. 25. ln ordel' to c.xm1rol SO1 e.mi.ssfon i_n the ceramics rnanufoC(uring Prt,'t:r.llie,:m ltltfust:rics. every facility shall : -lllld ~olrol lechn.i(JOC (Q ia• use fuer witJ1 I.o w sulphur content such 3.5 Mt\ltal ias or l.iquefied reduce SO, pt"l.roleum gus : c,nissiom in Ctr.tmies b) use low-sulpbtir raw nmlcrials Md low sulphur body addihYCS to i-ndUS100. "l!doce sulphllr !c:vcJs in processed matcrio.1 ~ aod (. 1 optimize Lhe he~uing: process and firing temperature-. :?:6- 1n order to control So: emission in the glass inanufac..1uring ind'ustries : l'rc:,'eMic,a ""' !aahtysooll : ~ud c:unrrio,J =, minimize the quantity o f sodium or calcium suJp.hate in the batch t«bq\teto rcdooeSO, allietlm:and ffllissioos b) mstall semi-wet scrubbers characterized by the addition of some (fot £ali'$ indu:ttrics). ~ teaeti-.·e che-mit.als (ctdcium and sodium based) tnac are .dissolved in ..-w; •:1ter (,vc; ;"1bate.Jlleu1). B 648 RO!hu;llic)n 27. lo reduce njtrogenous gas emission in the ceramics and tiles o( iodustrie.s; every facility shall : ni1.mgcnous f.1'S,Cmi~ll (a) optimize peak flaroc 1cm_pe-ralu~ in the kiln. and use of computerized in the control of kiln fire~ ccr.vnic.s ~ncl (b) reduce the nitrogen COt\teot in raw material and additives~ and ""' i:ndUSltk::s.. (c) use low NOx burners. Rcd\1cti.c.m 28. To redo<:e greenhouse gas emission il'l lhe glass indus1ric.,; every of facili,y si>>ll : 1'1i~ t:>S<:ous:sion (a) use low carbon content fuels like natur.i.l gas instead of fuel oil or in thcg.13SS solid fossil fueJ ~ itidustties.. (b) maximi7.e cullet use to increase energy efficiency and 10 limit the use of carbonate raw materials, especially in con1aint:r glass production: and (c) u..-.c invater-based variable speed drive~ with large combustion ait and cooling air fans. Pfevemioo 29. JJl order to control fugitive partkula1e emission in (he ceramics and oontrot !11.cl tiles manufacruring industries every focilily shall : ...... toebn.ique to rug.ilivc (a) segregate storage areas from o ther opc:ra1ional :m:a.5 ; (b) use enclosed silos to store bulk powder materiaJs: p:inicul:iic (c) use wind protection barriers for wind pn,1a1ion (e.g. either artificial emissions bao:icrs o r vcnical gmmery. Su<.-h as densely growing trees 3L\d shrubs) U cc~nies raw materiaJ is stored in ope.o pi]es : nn6tilei;). (d) use enclosed dry raw material rr.u,sport systems (e.g. CQnvcyor, eoclosed screw feeders ::ind feed p()Ckc1 enclosures) ; (t) use dust extraction equipment and b.:l.g. house fillers particularly for dry material and unloading points where products nre cut/grou.od :o:id polished: (J) reduce air l~geaod-spWage points through ~sintenance activities: ('l') maiiltainnegativc pressure in closed sySltmS u...:;ed for material OOJldling aod dust air suction ; (h) use wet dust separators to trear emissions from spr.iy dryi.llg .and gl:tr.ing p-n:>ces.-.es in fo)e ceramics manufacturing ; and (i) use sintered laminar filters to separate wet dust from spray glazing and to clean off-gas from sprayinz c:ibins. M3t13gemc111 30. To reduce.greenhouse gas emission in thc:.Ceramics in.dusttiesevery s.mt,:gies for focili,Y st>aJ I : Greci, Aoosie Gailes (a) always u...e e.fficiern kjJns: CQntml (b) use cleaner fuels where pr!1Cticnb1c ; (Cct.imi<.:$). ll 649 c improve kih1 sealing to redoce heat losses arising from excessive :Ur .-t. g. met3J casing and sand or water seals in tunnel kilns and i=:tm:Uncnt kilns) ; d 1mpmve thcnn:il insulation of kilos to reduce hear Joss: r ';,l,S,C' low the-nnal mass insulation in iolenn ittcntly fired kilns ; ! use low thermal mass kiln cars to improve o vcr..lll efficiency {e.g ~ m:ucrbl!. such a.s oordierite.mullite. siUi1nat1te and re-ct)'stalli7,.cd si Iicon Clltr!de), as well as minimize other par.isitc loads ; :..,) use high-velocity bumers to obtain a higher combusrio o efficiency .;:::-.,d heat o:ansfer ; hJopti1llize peak flame temperatures in the kiln, aod install computc:,17.cd control of kiln firing~ (r1 Optimize dricd-ma1crial O.Ul.$fe r bet•Neen I.be dryer and kiln and where possible use the preheating zone of the kiln for oompleting lhedry prooess (10 2\·01d unnecessacy cooling of the dried ware before the firing proce.~) ; (;) recover excess heat from the kiln espc:dally from the coofolg zo1?e. foe beating dryers and pre.drying p.rodUC(S : (k) recover heal from kiln exhaust gas 10 preheac combustion air ; (() use spray dryet with an optimi7. cd nozzle ~ and (m} "inst;;iU insulators for spray dry~; 31. To reduce green house gas emission in the g.Lass industries every M-:t~ement ucility is encouraged to : Slr.ilcgic:s ;uid (:l'IC"!:)' (a) use low carbon content fuels like natural gas; can!,Crv~1ion (b) maximize cul let use to increase enel'.gy efficiency and limit the use of ro, ari>oo.1.te raw materials. especially in container glass production: and GreenHousc Gases(GltiS). fcJ use inverter•based variable speed drive:$ with l:u-ge combustion air ..m.! cooling air fans. 32.--(1} Every facility wh.ich dischru-ges gaseous.emis..,ion sh~II reduce Al:utcmcnt t.. l.t":e permis...-;ible level us prescribed under Schedules V- JX to these T«hooJo• a..-. ~ - ~ Reduction of such ernission can be uchicvOO through the us-e of app:op,'iare treatment technologies for minimizing the release of signific.iot ;ntirnr"s ro the a.ir including : t121 stack gas scrubbing. cart>on adsotption or combustion (for tt)xie =rpmc:,;) : b) bag houSC$ (for particulate matter removal}; biologicru fillets ; :uld ,, cyclone or any other appropriate technology. B 650 NO<SF J3. Every Facility shall C\';ltu.·nc its 1nsca.lJ.11Ql.$ .:1.1.:ld t·n.c.urc lha1TOUlinc conttols aresuffiaclX to pn:vern risks of noi::r,I! poUution. 34. Nor<c· ab:aremco1 mca.,u.res should be in place 10 i1chic'le the 1cvel.., prescribed in Schcdu.le X1 to these Regulations. 35.-( I) Every faciliry sh;,tl admin1-.ter a continuing, effec:t.r,~ H~n~ Con$.crvat ion Prugr.un, wht:~·a employee noi.."-C c,,,;.pomn:~ equaJ h r cx~d .in 8 hour time---v.-cigh1cd-avenitcsound kvd f IWA) of f:5 ckcihels 111easure1- UI' 1hc A ,w,:2le (s.low re$pon~}Of, e<1ui•,,\lcnt f-t, a<klse <'f OPc hundred per«nl. (2) mr 1>urpos.es of the hearing con\l!'f'\ tu.ion proj;,rnm. cmplo)'cc nc.,i,;c CXl)OSIJJC$ s~II be computed. re<"~bsotthe pro\'i'\ion and the ui:c or Pe~nn~\I Prolccth-.: F..quipmcnL (3) An 8-hour ti.ine wcigh1od avel'agc o1 85 dec1bds ,h.111 be r,cfert\.'d tQ as the act ,on le.\'C I. ~ 36.-( 1) Mou.itonog :ih;,,11 be n,,1)C.ltcd" henc'\-cr-achange in pmdueuon. Mon1tcJrin:. proc.-es5. cqmpmen1 or C'Qt1trol, i ~ nobC ~:\flOS.U.rc-s 10 the CXH'll[ th~u . (a)Addi1tona.l t:mployec:s(ball he.~ubjec1ecl 10 ri~k m the .-iction level: or (b) 1hc ;incnu.a1ion pcovlded by heariO.? iH'01c.•cm1·s being used by c.10ployecs mny be rendered in:1Jcquntc to meet n:t'fUi.rrmcnh of $Ub- re2ula1ion I of thL,;: rcgul.11100.. (2) llv<ry fa.,; bt}, which inco,por.!J« !he .,,.,,..ioo of qu.ury in i" proo:s<, wll minimirc nol'~and vi.br.nioa dunug bla~tmg hy the u-.(l'urmoden1 bl:lMin{! technique~ :uw.l o~e,ve the rollowm.it: (a) b1a~11ng !(haU bc~uiicd o\1tooly dirnng lhcdJy peciod i .r. 7:00a.m. - 7:00p.m.; (b) noise and ,•ibr.atioo during c:w:h blastin~ sh;,U tx• mon1ton:J ai J p0t1-1lion nm more. th~m 500m aw;iy frum the b!:ist: .\00 (c) in 1hc e1,cnt of cit«ssl'\'e not.-.C- :md or ,ihrJtKm prcve:nti,·c actioM shall be ukcn before any fonhe.r bla~t is catric:d oul. '37. Evoy facili1y sh:111 h~ve ;> "us1:.UL\.'l.blecom.mim1ty rc1.1tion~ pn>gr::im :a.s p.1ttof oem<.,o$tration ofcompJkmc~ with hcrC.orpor..t(c Soci:tl Rcs,:~msibility. PAI(!' 11-.S.\Mrtb,(: l'Rcxi:J,uRt., Coll«tion 3S. For the purp<.>sCS or determining Ji<X:n:-.c ct.L,~ftC31..ion- and lN."C~ _ andan.t.ly1o1s compli:mcc. the facifit)' shall cx.uninc~~ .:icoording to,tandatd m\al)'ti~I o{s, tb. methock m :t lru>Or.ltory aocreditcd by NESREA. """ .. Saml)ling(OI' 39. A ~ .s3mpk: for the purpose of anaJys1~ fot aJI 1he: tcS{<; inctudirip: - oil and grease. dill.solved oxygen, pll. <:hlonne :indsutphidc !ihaJl be t:11:cn 3S ""m,co) foUows: B 651 a the whole sample \'Oluwe is to be taken at one time. at the point of ~ e or. if the disch<ll",;e has stopped, :lt the nc:ucst pr:1ctic:1blc point • . none kllomctrc upstream :md downstte::im of the point o f disc.harse : h) the sample shaU be analysed immedi.1tely after collection where p.: -.ible bur o.ot latet than 24 hours after t::iking. 1he ~nmplc : md the whole Qiiir-!e volume shall be used . .so. - ( i i A ..:utupuSite umpie for the purpose of analysis: for all tests Compos.it<: ..-dr." :.Ima those for tcrnpcrnture and pH shall be taken bycombinl(lg in.divictual s:imjlli.ng ror ...,..._es ;as follows: physda.l ur ~'h.:mie:il n)a minimum of five srunp!es t-f eq!.!.dt voh,me of not less than 500 ml p:inmccet$,. c.11d. shalJ be taken at the point of discharge or. if chedisch:irge h~s sropped. .,· 1he ncnrcst praccicabie pc,in1 with in, ooe kilometre Up-$tn.:am ~.llld oown$Lrc:am of !he poim oi discharge, at approxim3tely equal inren:111.s of ume o,·er .i minimum period of four hour$ wilhi11 :.my 24 hour period ~ ea} two of the compo..:.i1e samples. collected w hen lhc discharge has been :;topped. wiJl be used to prove the source a11d exte nt of pollution : (c) the smnplcs shall be kept as cool :Ls at site conditions license. S;;imple sn.an .3(.Qi)'sis oommence not Ja(er than 24 hours after t:il::ing the Jas1 sample ; (d) where the discharge has su:ipped or is imenniuen1, two grab samples .JlaU be cullectcd at the nearest prac-ticablc point wilhin one ki!omctCt uixm,am a nd down:-.t'rcam ~eh. or tl1e point of disch..vge. t2) 1Jle soil q uality Jevcl during 1'0uli.ne opcr.nion.s wichin the fod li1yshall oot exceed ;he required }e\·els as lis(ed in Schedule XII (O these ReguJations. 4 t. The whole volume.of spot s;;unple ruid for fun he r labor.itory anal)<si~ S.lmplfogfor bi.1 "c 1aken at ooe time at the point of discllarge.. lioe11Se classiflC.3• liOO. 42. Where run laborato<y facilities do not exist on tlleslte, the oxygen in the s~upling; r« -...mpk- may be '•fixed"' :it the cime of sampling by ;)((ding ally of the following of.her pM3.MC1etS. ~-alkaline a.tide rc:ag<..'1lt, sulphuric acid. pc:minn-<3:mate. ox.al.ate. mai-.g.1nous ;iure :1.nd ::i.lk.\line iodide.or any other approved scientific method: Pro,·ided tl)a1- 1u) 1hesl0pfl(".t o f thes~unpli:-ccmtaiper shaU be replaced :md the solu1ion .Jw.!I be well mix.cd ·; 1b) lhe remaining steps shall be carried ou1 later in the laborato ry. S:'srnplir.it for 4.3~ I) When :i. I.lumber of samples for different pucpo.ses are to be :.Mffl from the same sampling point, the following precautions are to be ~ ~ty.sis, ~- a, the sample for bJc1t1·iologlcal examinMion shall be collected first ~ ~pecial in\'estigations are necessary : B 652 (b) samples for bactcriologic:i.l examin:.uion shall be kept strictly Sep;)ratc from :ill others to 3\'0id cont3mination : (c) boxes for the transpor1atioo of s.1mples sb.tlJ be made of ro:i.te.rials that c.ao.bc disinfected regularly and they shall 00( be used for c.1.rrying anything other than s~plcs of wat'er for bacteriologic3l ex.aroination ; {2) Sterile boules used e;c.clusively for b:.tctc:-riologic:.l1 purpt)Ses that are fit for hnmediate use shall be ptO\ri.ded by the labonuory performing the ex.amJnation. {3) OfficerS must ensure that the volume of each s:i.mple is at leasr 500ml ::md that at least one-sample is taken at each sampling point. AiT 44.---(1) Measurements of air quality pat.unetcrs shall take place at Saoipll~for any facility, dowrrwind and \lpwind. An:ilysis~ (2) Measurement of tQtal s uspended par-ticulate shall be b y gcavimctric.tnl!thod using air M1nlple1·. (a) a mioimnm of two sampling~riQII, (l,<>1h I -hour and &-hour) shrul be adop<ed. (b) the hc:,vy mc.1als Jevc1 of 1Qta1 suspended p::irt,culate shall be determined using any re.ferc:rn.-""ed sw.ndatd mcth()d. (3) gaseous pollutJnts shall be rueasurcd by passive sampling, ncti,;c. sampling oroonlinuous sampliog as foll OW$ : (a) passive sampling method sb:.tU requirethe subrnissioJl of:inalysis oertif.ic~tc ruoog wi1h rc:::;uhs and a minimum of three.sampling periods (I.hour. 24.-hour and ~y) shall be .ldoptod as may be considetcd :-tJ?pr6priate ~ (b) a·ctjve sampllllg for NOx shalJ use thcSaltanan or MY other standard method ; (c) active sampling for S02 shaU lL'-C the Wes1.Qaeke, hyclro_gen peroxide/ oonductimetry or any other st:.uxlard melhod : (d) active S:!mpling for bydroc:ui;>ons shaU use ~he ;ldsorp1lon on activ.ltcd charcooJ method : (t>) C()nlinuous sampltog of any gaseous air pc)llutant shall \ISC iru.muncnB with detection range :1c(."Oinmodati1.lg the ma:<.itnuin :ilf(),vable limit of measuccd parameter and me.lsurcmenl shall last for at least l hour in every samplinglocatiOI). 45.-(1) Noise level~shaU be me.lsurtd with ins1cu1nen1having both A .and C weighting. a rcsolutioo ·not more lhan O. l dB :.md fast/slow L-e.spons.es. nletltS. (2) Measurement shall be wkcn al least 3 metrci: from an~• barrier ()r other souod reflec.Ling sow-ces, :11 about l .2 - f .5 mctl't$ above ground !eve.I oc working pl:nfotm aod shsll last fol' at le.lst tOsceonds. B 653 3 ~)time(07:00- 22:00) and 1light timc(22:00 - 7:00) measurellleots t-:. [ll('t} ::u the fence line of any facility. PANT lll-Pf.RMITS ~ Procedures for application for issuing of permits ;;and rcvQCation of f•roecdute Di; pnmns where they have already been is.sued, are as contained in the pemiiui:it SJ:: :m.tl En\ ironmenwJ {Pe rmitting and LicienS!ngSystem) Regulations. 2009, S.L"9 ""' Licensing. p, tr.' IV- INDUSTRIAL E FfUle.'T/A11t EM~l()N MON~INO ANO R P.tO:-tTir-.C ~7.-(1) Permit bolder subject 10 ea1c:;orieal srondards shall oomply Rcponi.ag .m rtpOmng requirements under the.NESREA PenrUt including, but OOi limited Rcquirtmems. 83.'>eliJ1e Monitoring Reports. Periodic Compliance R.cpc:ts. lm:.ldenc-e Rc:pon :md Monthly fndustrial Discharge Mouitoring Repons (IDMR). to the \gency's Field Offices. (2) Permit ho lder must submit to lhe Age~•. moothly report, lxtscd o n umpting analysis performed in the period covered by the report and all reporL'- shall be in cooopli:mcc with NESREA fonmu a..-:; prescribed under Schedule XXI t0 lhe.-.e Reg:ufatiom;.. (3) The pcrnul holder shall report allsample results for parameters listed on the Effluenc Ll.mications and Monitoring Requirement. on the lo<ius-tcfal/ Commercial Disch-urge Monit()ring Report forms a'> stipufatc:d under Sche<luJe XXI to 1.hcse-Regulations. (4) The Per.roil holdet shall il'1stall 1nonitorin,g equjpment to facilitate ~r.ue. observatio.o, sampling and roeasnrci:ncnt of the qunlity of wi--.tc; discl:targe:s as required by the permit. Thec:quipment shall be-in working order md :rcc$.-.ibie to all aulhorited offici::ds at au times. (S) Pemit ho1da disehargi.1g or proposing to discharge wastew.uet to ~nern1 sewer or treatment plants shalJ maintain the foUowing : (a) tt(.-ords of productioo : tb) water COflSllinp;.io n ~uld diSCb.trge tlow reoocds ; k) complete monitoring records as specified in lhcsc Regulations; (d) process monitori.ng records ~ le) incident reports ; tj) waste handling records and any o ther reco rds necessary to .:!it:rnonstrau; complkmce wi1h these Regulations. 6) Permit holder shaJI be rcquirtd to.filere-po11s with the Agency if the ~tholder: S 654 {a) in :my moatll co1umiis a serious viol:11ion or G-tiJs to subntil a Completed Discharge Monitoring Report : (b} e~cceds an efnuenl limnation for the same pollutant at tbe same d isch:irgc point source by :my ;1mou nt fo1• four out o r si x consccmj ve months ; and (c) has emergency discharges that could cause problems to the Em·ln)nment, inchtding aoy sludge lc,nding:i;. Authori?Od 48.-(1) T he permit holder sh:zll sign 1hc rcpon and auach a copy or the Siiaatory. Certificate of ALlalysis from the Age11cy's acc.rcdited k1bon.uory. (2) l!acl) re.pott shall be sigocd by the appropn~1t1,t o tliocr/responsibk corpotatt.officer, it' the Permit holder-submitting the n:-p<)rt~ is .t OOrpt)ration. (3) Each report shall include the following cerLifica1ion s1atemeru : ·'J ce.nifY wider penalty ofJaw !hat tllis dQc11me111 w rd all m1ac/111rc11Js wtre prepared under my direction or .supcri,Jsion in <U·<'Ord<"mce witlt (1 sysrem designed 10 ASSl'-'"t' that qrwlifie.d per.tonne! prop«?r/y f:<lllreru.d and evaluated 1/te f11ft,mratio,1 :i'lfbmitted. Th~ i11/ormmion .ml>miued i s. 10 rile best <J/ my- knowledge and btlief /rue, acc,trt,te and cQmplt:re" 49. Monitoring Records shall be made avall:tblc to the Agency :md shall be ret:iiocd for a 01inimum of Ten ( 10) ye..vs and thn,ugbout the course of aoy pe11ll)c11t Utigation. 50.-( l) TheAgency shaU adopt cb:,u ges and fe~ th~1 shall indude : (a} fees fol' pr(.)(e.~sing appficati<>n for pemljt : (b) fees fot reviewing .\CCidental disch:.u-ge. pre-.·ention pr<X-edurcs and construction ; ((-) other fees as the Agency may deeJn neccss:uy tJ carry o-ut (he requi.rements co nt:iined herein which may include emergency incident resp0nsc and cost of pcn;onncl and equip mcl)t. (2) These tees relate solely to the inauerscovered by these Rcgufations aod are sep:1r:uc from all <Xhcr f"ccs chatgeabtc by 1he Agency. Co11fi&:111ia! 51. Public access h ) inforroation under these Regulations shaH b,e lnfo.rm:uioo governed by !he NESREAAct and wastewater w nstimerus Md characteristics.. nod P11blil! Aoctsi: l(.1 sh-a.ll nor be.recogni:r,ed :.lS oonfickntial information-.· Ro:oord:;, PART' V-ENF(M!('6MENT 52.-{ 1} An enforc<:ment nOLict! shall be served on tin ()per.nor w1\ere the Agency is oflheopinion 1.hat the operator has contrave1ied., i.$ contrJveniflg o r is likely to<:ontrave.neany condHton of the pcrmiL (2) An enforcement notice shall- B 655 -.pt:1.,(y the matte-tS co,~titul ing tbe contrnvenlion or I.he mauers making . t!\at I.he contr.ivcm-joo will nri~. a.s the. ,.-ase m!ty be: nectty rhe steps that mm;.t be taken to rc rnedy the contTavetti01) ur ~ the mtsners making it likely that the contmvernion will nrisc. as .:..1iC m3ybe: ~nd _oe,c:fy the period within which thn,;c; steps musI he taken. Sub-regulation (2) of this regulation ~h:t.ll appJy whether or 001 lhe --.o:..- m:tn.net of Opcrnting che raciliry ill qu~rkm. is reguktlc:d by or '""'"""" ~s ::t condition of the penui.L Sl.--{ l) Failure tocompJy with tbe tenns<>f 3JJ enforceme.o1 noticl.! issuod llnforecmem --.mt m· rcguklcion 52 of these Regulations within 1.he specified period wiJI Nocioe ~ n a second nOfice to be issued pn.-scribing. the time of compJi:inee_ •2) failure to comply wi1h lhe second notice wi1hin the syx.-cifLed time mtt w1.U leaQ to Lhc issmmce of a suspension notice or any ocher punitive ...-rinn as may be 1,ccessary. 54. Enfortcment nocicesh:11J be.deliver.00 by registered postl<."<)Uri<:t, hand Mode of deU,ery or pasting at any of the re-gis(ered office of the. organization. delivery. 55.-{ I) Where a Sll'>pension/slop work order is served under these .SuspeM-iotl R~~.btions. such pemiit shall, t1pon the Set\'iCc of the J)Oticc. cease to have 1'11)4i«. d!o:t as si.;1ted in the notice. 2) The Agency may wilhdraw a suspeusi.on nouee after c<>mpliance. 56. Every f:-w::iJity sha11 be given equaJ treatment with6ut p~fereo<."e a'\- Equity. La: .1.,\ 1ns.}Xetion -and cufotcemc:nt of relev:.int Jaws arc coneetned. P.MtT V I-Or1-1::sc&S 57. Jt js an offence for a facility t<>- Coo1r.1..-,e,n* al (,sfl to comply with or to c()nm,wene :i coodition Q f a petlllit : l iCln of Permi1 b f:nl to ooinply wi1.h the requirements o f :m enforcement notice. or a Condiliou. arc notice uude-r these Regulations ; ,:md fad wuhout rea.-.t>nahlee.XCllSC. to comply with :my roquiremcnt imposed ._ notJ<.-e served by the Agency. 58.---(J ) h sh.alJ be an offence for a focility to make a statement which F:'l&' .. ..., m be false or misleading p.artict1Jarly, where thesIatemcot is .-na<le-- .SbtO'IY.nr, • m purported compli.lllce wiIh :i TQQUire.inenI to furnish any in(()cmatioo ~ by ot under :my pro\•ision of these Regulations ; 1:r for the purpose of ohrainin,g a pcnnit for the facility for variation, -e: 1Jr surrender of a pe-rmit ; , II 656 (c} lO intentionally make a false entry in any record pertaining lO lhc pcnnil : or (d) with intent to deceive. to fot-ge or use .'I dOC'\lment i.ssued or au1.bori1.ed m be is.sued under a condition of-' p!.!rmit or required for any purpose under a condition of the pennit. (2) It shall be ao. <)ffenc.e to make a stalemcm or have in p()ssession a docurnent that is likely to mislead or dece.h1e the Agency. ~ i i ~ !() 59.-(1} It shall be an o ffoncc if a facility fails to : comply wilb (a) take reasonable measures to remove or othenvise treat and dispose: abt.temel)I o f any efnueot to mini,mjz.c adverse.effects (b) cake measures required by I.he Agency after um1utborizcd release <:Sf effluent (c) remediatetbeenvironmcnt to the s-t.1ndard prescribed by the Agency (d) furnish all ioformation to the inspector: (c) remove oquipment or comaio mate.rials cuusing release into the enviroo.iue.or fror:u pi.lee when requested by inspector : (/) produce document wben requested by the inspectOI' : (g) oomp1y with 1he guidelines w•ith «;Spc'Cl to the handling, storing ;md tt: msporting of :my effl1.1en1. (It) ensure the use of Pe.tsonal Pro tective. Equipment ( PP€) while handling. storing. tte:Jting or disposing of effluent. (2.) It shall be aii offence. if a f~cility : (a) baodles effluent in a manner wh.ich causes ad\'er:st effect 10 hmn.lll health and Lhe e.nviromneOl ; (b) knowingly obstructs 1he inspectors from performing thtirdutfos; (c) dismisses, suspends or stinctions: emp1oyee(s) who reporL( s) contravention o r the-NESREA Act : (d) impose.,; penalty on any emplnyee who rcpo11s cases of con1rave1\tion {)[ these Regulations.. (e) transpon$ an)' effluent .ind:iludge which are nol c.over~d by a m:tnifest ; (.f) transportS effluent and sludge which are. no1 completely enclosed, covered and secured. 1~::itiure t<> 60. It shall be an offence. if a fr1cili1y faiis 10: n:p(lfl. (a) maimziin records of all discharges. (b) me umndtly, quarterly or :mnual reports of all discharges. Jl 657 OiscM:1}~t•of 61. It shaU be an offence for a f::td lily to: efflt>ent (,,) rc\easeeOluc.nt and sludge into thet-iwironmenl in exccs.~Qf pctmissible btyolld pc:r1rtissible teve1. IC''CI. (b) fai) to report release o f effiue.nt :and sludge into the eovironmenl in excess of pennissiblc level ~s contoined ul'lder Schedules l. 11. ll fand X to the Regulations. (c) fail lO take reasonable mc:tSun:s lopreveot, reduce or remedy lheadverse effec: ofeffluent. sludge and em.issioos rd ea~ed into lhe cnvirorunent. PART Vfi- PENALT\' 62.-(1) An)' perSOn who viQlaleS the pRwisions of Regukuions 57--61 PCfl:dty. • the.Se Regula.tiooscouunitsan offence ~nd shall on conviction. be liable toa !"ine not exceeding ti-200.000.00 Or to imprisonmeot for a tenn t\ot cxccc:<ling .L~ months or 10 both such fine and in'lprisonr.ncnt and an a<ldjtional !fine of ~5.000.00 for everyday the offence subsists. (2) Whe-re an offence under ReguJ,ati9n..._ 57---61 to th.e sc Regularfons is cnmmiued by a body c.orporatc. il shall o n conviccjon, be liab1e m fine nol e'tc:ttding N 1, 000. 000:00 und an additional fine of NSO. 000.00 for everyday !be offence subsisls, (3) Wilhoo, prejudice 10 t1le. provisions <>f Lhese Regulations, lheA.gency ..tull have lbc power to enter and se.al any facilit)' contravi:nio.g the provisions of these Regulations. PAKT Vlll- lt<TFJU'Rl'.TlfflONS 63. ln 1hese Re.gutati<lns un.le.ss lhe con1e:-:.t otherwise rcquir<.-s : lmcrpre1.;1- liui1S. ··.1d• means the N::itlt'mal Etlviromncntal Standards nnd Re.g_'l'lfations F.nfo,cemcntAgenc:y (Es.tabUshmcnt) ACl. 2007 ; ..Ac,frmed Carbo,r'' mc:i.ns cxrn:mely poroos adsorbent cacbo.11. ustd for adsorp1i<ln of chemical i;ubstance.~ :.u. in w~tewa1er treatJu<::nt. ri:moval of toxic substances from liquid and g:>scousemissiol\s ~ ..A[?r:ncy" Ule·.atlS the National Env'in,nmental St~rdsaud Rt.gL1l::itions Enforcemein Agency CNESREA) ; ..Appro1>ria1e Pre1rearmer1f' means suitable &n-atme.nt for 1he effluent \0 that it con comply with these Regul:.ujons ; ··Bag Htm.w!' ineans :ilr p0lluti0ll con·1n)I equipment which employs fabric: filter f<)r dus.t capturing, dust coHection or lilterlog pr(lCess ~ .. Biological fllter.. meai,s i:um1ral fi lte.ring system, usuaJJy c:<.msisting _,fn1viwnineutally friendly l>.:tctcria lhat convert poUut.'l.nts into h ~mnlcss T" tr.!{C.S : - .. Carbon Adsorption' mean~ lhc procu.< or usi~ x1.h"St(l(I carbon for -.-zsicv."211Cr ad ps lrt:a.lrntnl : -eara1J1i< b:anr(f'OM)r ~ ~"'.JSle ltt'atl:nC:nl process of o.x1tlatioo in lhc po::s~oce of a cat31yst. catned out :it l.Cmpcr.lll.ltt' much lo\\-U dQn in lhenn:lJ mcinc:rac:aoo •bicb o'Udiu:s ,vbtile ~ COO'lpounds t0 tcss h~fuf ~u~ianeu U)IDg c::nalyst to promo1c the ccmbu:qion proces< : .. Con1p,ui1e Sumple"' means ;a samplt made up of mattnals from dill'<=! "3ffllllinp. "Cyelont" means equipment 1tw ~ t $ co:rrse suspended nwcnil io 2 SUQtD of 21r through centrifuJal force ; - oesignnt(d Ofliur" me~ a pcnoo who ms btt"a :tppointcd by the Ag,::ocy., be re.<poos1ble f o r ~ , appbcaaoos .,;u, , _10 a,t,.,ncs ~ aDClc:i' tbcsc' Reg-ulatioas mJ includes ai1 mir.g officer: " Dif'('CW,. Gtnrr(iVChirf E:xt~utH.< Olfic.-r (D(;ICEO,- me:ans the Dm,c:torC.cnetaloftbe '\~£n,'i1'00!'l'A-nutSU::dYds:md R~tarioas Enf'"ccmu• A ~ (:-iESREAI: ..Ej/lt1r.nr mean~ W:il!-tc v,,-ater treated or uotre;ued tb3t fk)\\s out of a ll ClllillC'Dl pbol, ~ er or todu,;trial out(:-II rcsuhm~ from the oommerci:d or inclusm.:tJ ,r..~ of water. g,coen!fyttfm k> n wut~ ~ 1nk) w rfacc V.-3Lel' : "F.U." mcon,, l:•nirnon)cfttol lmpac;t ~ ; .. £m-imn1tu•m- me.1n~ the aggreg:11e or all external f.-;t.OtS afftchng the life ad drvdoprnent of :an o,p:niqn . "'Enl-inHrmtntal Policy"' mean.. : (a Cod~4 s1udanh and industrial Reaul;uion~ coo~crniog em-irouneroi prOleClioo ~ by the f'o.1cnl. State xad Loca.lauthorioes includir1g othcrrul~ and Reg.ulationson emiroruneot:d~ made in XCORbDoc -.ith fflC'\~I ~.. ; (b) Scienttf.cand~opeDbOftprO('Cdurcs.,1nlincwith~-'' and tequitcment of cnv1ror.uneo1--pro1cction policy made IO .scrcngtheo supcnwoa and C<IClrol and IO prc>-.:nt Cll\ - p<)!)ullOO: ..Ext~flSim,- m~ns increa~in size, ,'"Olwne oroa.her ph)ctjaldnncnsions ofan activity •bic:h m:t)' cause :an ad,~ effect ,r not properly mingaacd ; -F"adliry- me:ms ;1. Non-mcc~ miftcl"al indusuy for the manufacw.rc of~.,__ PQttoy. refractory. san1t:.U")' "A".1.l"CS. ccr.uninltilo :t."Kl c:c:roent: -n~ •USk'" me3nS any 11r5e th:lt has negative imp.letoO human health and the cnvir0tunen1: "Han-, fa,r tnc3nS dx - od from distiUati(Jn: n 659 li..t'ni wa1e,.. means either processed waste• wale.r ot raw w::iter • n,rer, stream. spri.og or cana). or w.i.tcr abstra~ed (fom underground - ~ by a facility ; :__"!dfilr' 1Ue:t.tl$ ~itc used for w:istc disposal. or burl.al ; U.:; means cquivalem st~dy sound of noise e(lcrgy during asompting ...,_ Lqwfied Petrolew11 Ga.-t' nteans a by•produ<-'l of pe-U'Oleuro refining • ,.. ;,ons1s~ of h:;<,i.-cc.;.rbcn;; (prov::me) tb:lt :u-e v~pour at normal ~ s MKJ pri:;.,sure:S-, but t?trn<, ~\'.> liqui4 oi modcnlle pressure ; W..mi/t"'if. me-ans paper Qocws:'=-i.~ for O-.cking the-rransponation of '.J...:.Udous waste cont~!nl!'!,8 inforrm:ii,)fl :.bout 1.be wa,..5tc ,;uch as c ;y. Ji.cation• .oarru: of the gene:rmor, signatu1•e.oflhe gcnerat·or, govemment ~valctc.; ·>,finistu" means the ·Minister .ir. eh~ of Envitonment. -Alodifrcmio,1" means chaoge in nny nctivity that m;;iy cause an advecse d"!~ ifnot properly mitigated :ind inc.l~. but oot fimi1cd to, the exp,msion oftht ~ameprocess., oddition of product lines :md repJac~nenc ofequipmenl •1th different technology other than tb3l presently io use~ -.,a1ural Cas'' means natura.1 mixture or hydro,carbon ob«lincd. froiu ...:wal drivci't ,;i:eUs wbich comprises of met ~ (about 80 perc:t'11l), ed:tone, Pf-ipane, butane and other hydrocarbon compounds (20 per cent) ; -vew Kil1r.. means any kilo in operation :1fte,r lhe release of t.he National t:Jnmm.mernal (Non Metallic Mmer.ds manufactutillg Industries) Regufatioos ·Old KU11·· means aoy kiln in operation before the rclea~ of the Natio.n:il &,. ttam-1ental (Non.Mctsnic MioemlsMarmfncturing lnduslJ'ies) Regulations :(l'I; OtherJacilit)f wtl$U!wau:I' means effluent originating from the washing and ~ra~ maintenance of a f;1cility ; -o:.<>ut dt:plr..tin~ Substances" me.ans subs:tan-ccs thru deplete (he 01,one ~-er such a~. but not limited t ~ ta) Chlorofluorocarbons : ('1) llalons (fully h:1Jogenated c,he-micaJs): (c) Carbont,ctrachloride; <a) Meibylchlorofonn : c.-) Hydrobi:omoOuorocarboos: '1) Methyl bromide! Prm1;r means oflicial docuO)Cnt, authol'intion, license. or equivalent CDllb'Ul document issued by the Agency to imple~ent the requirements of B 660 these Regulations 10 discharge effiucnt especfa.Uy for a Umilc:d period ()f time : "Pcllutm1t" mea.ns w.me. materia1s iJllroduced into the air which causes or has tJ~e potential to c3use hann by virt(le of its cheinic:i.1 muu.re. its constirucnt or it~ persistence : ..Resp<msible corporate officer" means the Chief Executive., Mannging Director or Ch.\irman of th.e corpotatioi; in charge of a prittcipal business fuoction or any designated pen.on who pcrfonns similar policy or decision making fonctit1ns for the corporation; "Strubbi11g De1,·~·· means a device used 10 remove pollutants ; "Sew(lge.. means waste water produced either from d<>rnc!stic or industty and disc-barged intt) the sewer: -s1udge·• means semi sohd residue flow from water tce;;itmc.-nt process which can be classified ::is hazru-dous ; •·small sc(lle, bt.L<iinus'' roe=ins any facil it)· th.it has less tha.n ten ci:nployees ; ..Swck Gas Scrubbing.. meaL~S a device used to remove pollulanls ftooo srnck before stack emission : "Tlienual trtt,rmenr sneans to his}, ttmper:uurt treatment as in tbeFmal incincn\tors : •·nienuol incinerawr·· means iL\Ciocrnt<>r used for lhe oombw;:tion of organic subsl:mces in wa.~tt rre,u:oocnt process at high lemper.ilure : •·votorile Organic Compou,uf' me-..ws an organic che:mic---,ll compound havin__g 1;igllific:.un vapour pressure and can have either shc.)rt terin or long- tero:i a.dvetsc hcallh effects ; ··wmer bodies" me-ans an undt.'!rgtound water. river.sucain. spring, camU. reservoir. well. lake-. lagoon, ocean etc. ; -wastewmcr system.. means sewer, conduit, pump. engine Of other appliance 1.L.;;ed or imeoded 10 be osed for the reccp1io1~. conveyance. ren:iova1, u-eaunent and disposj] of en1ucnt but docs nut iodude house sewers : ' '\Vaten:01,rse..., means namral o,· :inificial ch.1nnel. pipe. c,n t -oodu'it, cxdudi11g lhc sewerage S.)';o,Leltt, carrying. or tb~t may carry, :md disch~ing water dircclly oc iodirccdy into a water body : "\l't<-1 Scrubber" : means-dus1 c:nlkci0<lhat uses liquid. (usuaJJy a1omi2ed wmc.r spr.ay) for trappiLlg dusl from air i-:treain containing du:;.L Ciuition 64.-(1) These Regulations shall be citetl as t11c. N<)tionaJ l::.nYironmcn1al (Non-MetaUic (\,finerats M:u:mfacturing lndustdcs Sec-tor) Rcgulalioos.10l 1. .8 661 Scm;nornl lr,gu/anons 16(2), I J,18,(J)(2)(a&.b)(3).I 9(1)(2),20(1)(2)(d)('.l) M~ X~IUM PERMISSIBLE EFFLUENT LEVH.S FOR CERAMIC TILES MANUl'ACJ1JRJNO - Pul/urams U11iu G11idelim:s Values pH SU 6,9 BOD mwl 50 TSS m;,. 50 OHandO~ase ~ 10 Lead mg/I <n . C¥fmiurn mg/I 0.1 O,rolllium (VI) hexav,:llem mW) 0.1 Coo:tll mg/I 0.1 Copper mg,! 0.1 ~ickel n,s/1 0 .1 Zinc mg/I 2 - •c lnlaod surf-nee Temper;1t\lrc water: 40 Public sewers:45 Al 1,e edge of a scientifically mixing zone which m.l-cs into a(.':COunt .tmbiem ...-qualjt) recei1ting water use. poteo1inJreceptor$ and assimiJative.cap;,1city. 1, B 662 SCHEDULI'- II (Regulations 11,IS(l)(2)(a&b)(3)20( 1)(3) MAJ<lMUM PeRMlSSUlLE EFH.UENTS LEVELS FOR CEMENT AND UM!i MANUl'ACTUR!Nu Pollu1om$ Units (luideli11es \1<1lucs nH SU 6-9 TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS mg/I 50 TEMP. !NCREAS6 11c LESS utAN 3 ~ At the edge or a St;-ientifically mixing zone which ~-:.i.kcs into accou1tl ambient water qualit)', receiving water lL<.c. potential receptor:<: and a-ssjmll:itive.CJ.p:lcity.

SCHEDULE Ill (R,gu/m;ons 11 ,l$(J)(2){a&b)(3)20(1X3) MA.XJMUM PERMISSIBLE El'l'LUENT LEVELS FOR GLASS MANUFACl' URfNG Pollma.nts Ur1i1s Guidclin~S Values pH SU 6-9 total suspended solids m.g/1 50 COD me/} 130 Lead mg/I 0.1 Antirrumy m:;11 0.3 Arsenic mg/I 0.1 f1mffldes mg/I .5 Boric acid m!'II 2 Temp. increase •c Les~ cha.n 3 .. Al the edge of a scie.ntifi(:,),Uy mixini zone which takes into accouot :m1biet1t w.1:tcrquality. receiving water use. poumti:tl receptors :and assimila1fvecapoci1y. B 663 So1f!DUt.£lV Regulatio,is l I, 32 u •Yn..11 ~I PERMi$SlBLE AIR EMISSIONS LEVELS FOR CEMENT MANUFACTURING -- :!--.,r,.f':!.i Unlts G11idt:lines Vahia - • nuuet ~.. r tn.s:ystem) rng!Nm' 50' ~...... u....ite maucr 1 1llir! ...,.system} mg/Nm; 100 0ml OIPC'r pOinl ~tn-:ludi.og ~ . C()()l'ing, u:-nc.-r.t grinding} mg!Nml 100 ..,_·,- tUg/NmJ (10% Oxygen) 2,000 "°' <gos/ Oil tired) mg/Nm) ( 10% Oxygen) (,0() '\:Ox ( CO:ll fired) mg/Nm.) (10% Oxygen) 850 XO:<. (old wet Kiln) mg/Nm3 ,lddryl<iln) (10% Oxygen) 1.200 HO mg/Nm·\ 1(/' Hydrogen Fluoride mg/Nm1 I• T.)U] O;ganic cru-bon mg/Nt\t' 10 °",no-furaos mg/TEQ /Nm' 0.1" C.a:hum and tb:lllium mg/Nm' 0.05' 'kt-..:ury mg/Nm" 0.05' ToUl ml?t:!lsf rug/Nm' 0.5 10mg/Nmt> if rm, re. than 40% of the n::suhing heat relc:L,;c:d c<)tnes from b:11..:mious \\'astes. •f more thsn 40% of the resulling h~at release e<>l.'ll~ from hazardous ...,astcs. :i.verage value over the sample period of a rni.niimun Of 30 minutes and a tn::iximum of S hl'S ...i metw-Ar.;L-nic (As). lelld (l'b), Cobalt (Co). O1roroium(Cr). C<lpper Qi). t'-·t :.wg:mc:se.(M.ll). Nickel (Ni), Vanadium and Antimony (Sb) B 664 ~nn:01.n~ V Regufotitms l I , 22, 23. ( L). 32 MAXIMUM PER!,,USSfSLE AIR EM1SSION LEVELS FOR UM£. MANUfACTURJNG PolluraulS Units (iuid<'li,1~s Values Dust mg/Nm' 50 so, m,g!Nm" 500 NO, mg/Nm' 600 HCI mg/Nm3 10 Sc,movu: Vl Regulatfrms I I, 22, 23. ( l). 32 MAXIMUM . PERMISSIBLE EMISSION AND WASTE GEN£RATION . . Output Per Unit U11i1 /,uftl.ST,Y of Product Be,u;hmarl:. EMISSIONS DUST kg/t Equiv:d-C:tll C-e:mcnt 20-50a NOX kg/t Equivalent Cement 600-SOOb kg/t 0.1 -2.0ah SOx CO' Ftom Cm1:>01'lation fro.mFud kg/I kg/I f..quivalent Ccmenl 400-525a.e.f,h,k I50-350a,c,f.h (a) Bui,J-Unicern (2004). (b) IPPC (200l). {c) Emest Orlando Ul,wrcnce., Becl,:eley Natiop::il L.abvrotozy (2004). (d) NRC.n (200[). (<) CIF (2003). (/) ltakemeoti Group (2005). (g) EnvirollJTlelll caoada (2004). (h) Laforge (2004). (,) lo.flue-need by the \'ariablc quantities of fly ash aod other additive!): used. ll 665 an:ruon.,. from waste incineration (at least from lhe biodegradable - - • are regarded as oeutral in Se\'c:r3I countries. -.itd ~ Council on Sustainable Development, Cement Samnuu; VII Regulations JJ. 22. 23. (I). 32 "4AXl'1UM PERMISSIBLE AlR EMISSIONS Ll;VelS FOR CERAMIC Tll!;S MANUFACTIJRING l'~nts Uni'.rs GuideliJU!.s Values ~~~1aner mg/Nm' 50' So: 1ng/Nm-' 400' 1i(),. mg/Nm3 600" !l(] mg/Nm' 30 HF mg/Nm3 5 Lad I ms(Nm' 0.5 C..!..&..:m mg/Nin' 0.2 TOC I mg/Nml 20 • Df1et and ki1n stacks ~ Kiln operations (at JO pe.r cem 02). SCHEOOLO VITI J?egularions 11. 22. 23. (J), 32 XNl \J PFRM!SS)BLE 1\IR EMISSIONS teV€lS FOR GLASS MAt-1 UFACTURING ·- l'otiMtants u,1i1s Guid,diJMs Vnfocs • Paa:iil&te n,.g/Nm' 100> . 111•~ 50- ' 50. mg/Nm 1 70()-J 500'' ; lWIA mg/NmJ 1.000 . · a::,: I mg/Nm' ~ '. e, •• mg/Nm"' 5 in.g/Ntnl 5 8 666 Oodmium mg/Nm' 0.2 Arsenic mlfNm1 I Olhcr hc4vy mewls(l<l"11} mJl{NID, 5' • Where toxic m«.als :u-e prcs.cnL OOl l0 extted 20 mpNm'. To acbre,'C dust c.miss.io11$ of 50 mg/Nm1 installation of SCcQnd:tty trea1mcn1s (bag fikenttclearoowic pn:,cipi..,M) is """"""'Y, (',oodopcr'.lling cu,idition.< of the furn.-icc :ind :tdoption of prim:ary rne:t.'iures c,n xbic\'c cmi~ion levels of 100 n1i,fNmJ. 8 700 m.g/Nml for oarural gas finrig. l~OO mgi'Nm~ for oil firing C I mg!Nm3 for klcnium Sn""""' IX R~tulariom 11. 2'2, 23. ( I). ... 2 NATIONAL AMBIE\T AIR QUALITY S'fA'.'<DARDS Pollurcmt Time Wei,,:lttrd Average Conc-t-111ra1ion J,. . Ambient Air (GIM') . Oust Annual JOOµg/m~ 24hrs 500 u.Jm' P.ut.icub1c Annual 1201l$fm' Oust P1,. 24hrs ISOµgtm ' Pb Annual (.Q 11,r/ml 24hr, l.4 µg/m 1 so, Aonuol 80v,slm' 24hB 120µgfm' NO, Annlllll 8Qu ..fm) 24hfli t20µglm1 co Shoors S.O mglm' . NH, - I hour 24hB 10,0molm' 0.2mpm 1 0.6 mglm1 8 667 S<,euu,X ( Rl:g:1k.1UlltS II , 2 t . 2) Y.L OGE DISPOSAL PERMISSIBI.E Ll~II r -------- Sli.Jg~ Prt1d;..ction K,: of ':""r., 1 Snctxu:XI R,111!ations 11 :1nd J:) '>OISE STANDARDS _,,-,,,,. '1 PElt.'{ISSIBLE NOISE LEVELS (CONTL'IUOUS OR ~ , , S01',E) FROM A FACTORY OR WORKSHOP (Al I - J I ~- Col"""' 1 Co/11,nn Dut1ooa (Dady) -,1 Ounl:tion (\\~kly) i ~- I 8"-' l .: bouts 20huurs - ~ IOhoors I boor Shours --- I 2.Shoon 3'lmin- = i 'Iii m1nu1.c:.< .. j a:uffllld ~25!-rs : I 315...,,..... = 1 I 1. s-5 minutes 9.37S minutc:s 7 B 668 ffi) Tnble Of Noise do~e, I .eq~and 'rjQk 'TIME IN., - --=r----=r --=- =- l::E~Qr----:-:r ---:-::r--::a--=, HOUR "" 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 1&1 l(j) 12,5-0 % 1-50 1375 % 2.00 21.00%1 3.00 3750% 350 •l.75% 500 7300% 11s.s1,; 1au; %29ssa i .:1J22 ~ ;50 oo" 11,i;i' t1 !'f tm SH; 2335 en; 650 31.2$'¾ 12UI~ 20H!% 31>•6~ 51261 i 8125,Jl 12Jll73,' ~0.91 ll 32316Z% 7.00 87 :Jlll Oc)sc ~ JOO x. T/8 x t(YLe'I • ~110% . .... . . . .. . . ..... ..... ... . . . .. .(i) Leq. Q lO log,J(Oooe/HlO) X (8(!)1+ 8Sdll(A) ...... ..(i1) Whc-r e: T = lndividual Worker expooure time Leq. ::: A weighted,. sound level linearly energy a\·cr:ige over ·r bout'$. \Vorier noise cxpos.urc m noise: close calculated-by equation (1) shall not exceed IOO%. Note.: 'A · Exposure to impulsjw or impacc noise s:h<.1Uld 1l0l exceed 140 d.B(C) peak souod pressure levd. ·_o• Noise and induced ground vibration ofquarry bJasl mc:ai;.ured at 500.oo from the blas, <f,, lOOdB(C), 8mmis. B 669 Sct-fl!DULE XU Regulation 40 (2) SOJL QUALITY STANDARDS S z -,n,moc operations of th""c industry specifocs, there may be soil md the need to presetve the cnviTQnmenl. The soil quality - . f below must not be exoeeded within the facility. P~ttr Gui<lcfo:_! _;;'lut (mg/kg dry we-igh!) w , Allaic ..= .. - 400 ' rpla:im 3 Cl,rornium (Cr+') 100 ru..Jt 50 Ccwer 100 I.ad 164 !olm:ut)' 4 Moh-bdcnum 40 Sad 70 Tm 50 - z- 421 , lice= I 0,1 ! x,- T•• w I 0,1 Q,1 ! ~WWW 0,1 y.,,... 0,5 '• IIIIDIC 0,5 I H 100 - ~ 5 10 - --- - - • 8 670 Sc, o:nuu: Xl U (Regulati()u 7(tl) BEST PRACTICeS (a) Emhncing d""'1Cr production with <mpha<is on water"""" >nd rccychng~ (b) £ncoun.ge more efficient u.~ of process chemicall: (c) Re(.-overing and reusing pr<>cCS$ chemicals and dye so.lu1ion: (d) Subs11ruting less~1ox..ic dye c;1.rriers wherever p<>5sible and avoid cu.rricrs conto.ining chlorine: ; (~) Using pemxide-b3sed bleaches in!-1cad of sulfur nnd chlorine-based bleaches.. where fcas.ible : (/)Adopti ng conotercurren1 rinsing and improved clc:mina and hou,;cl<,cping; (x) Wastcwater load levels shall be less lh.ao 100 m> per ton of fabric:. and DOI mon, dw> 150 m' per ton of fabric; (h) Ins.tau vapour roo.wery system, ro control air emissions to prevcot lhe release or toxic organics in10 ~r: (i) Rc:pl:let highly toxic and persistent ingredients <.vith lCS!, toxic. degradable ones. (j) ColllJOl loss and wuuge of oclive ingn,,jients. (k) Return pa<koging for refilling, (/)Recover solvcnL,. and rccfocc to the barest mi nimum lhc use of halogena1cd so1vent.s. (m) Use equipment w~sh down walcrs as makcup soluliuns fol' subsaiuent bl!Chcs. (n} Minimize wastag,e by inventory control. and find uses for off• Jpcci!icmQn pnxb,clS (o) C01nrol of Pugitive Emi~sion! mosdy Vol:uiJe Organic Compound (VOC) cro.i.ssioas associ:ul"Ci with handling of c-hcmiC3111l in open va1.s and mi.xJn3 proees.o:;cs. 1llC prevention ~nd co11l'rol techniques J'«()tnmcnded Include the following : • Substitution of legs volatile substances. such as ;iqueou.s so&vcn~ • Colloa:ion ofvapours lhroogh :urextmCtcm n1ld subseq1,cn1 IIC.'.11men1 of g:1.s scn::im by removing voc, "-'i.th coowl devices such as coodcnscrs or actiYated c.arbon adsorption ; 8 671 • :illo:unn ofvapours through :aiTCXtr.Kt(lr:'S and $Ub5equcn1 ltealmem •i!n dhtruciivc con1rol devices such m, C.;uaJycic lndncroto~. TM:m.:ll I nciner:11orr.. Enclosed OJtidiiing flares. de. • w of Oo:itina. roofs on storage t:ink$ 10 reduce 1be opportunity ror woi,nt,1'Doo ToCOll&tOI :i:nd prevent 0uoride~ in the Cer.unic industrie.~: •Ute-low -fluoride raw material and addimres. which C:3D ~ used to 6lmtt- erru'$$ioos in ~ pn)OC)sed ma1cri.al • l\c- dry scrubbers .ffld b:isic abs<>rbcnu such ~1 NallCO, :and Olf\ in dry or wCf coodrdons "tddcc mewf emissions : • w cvmmon1y :iv~l:ihle g)u.cs rh:u do nOt con11tin lcod or olher ma: mctruS. Chromium based pigments and eolor.ants tml conl3in _,1100)'. barium,oob>l1, ~ Udtium, mangano;;e or wnadium should br ~\otdcd. • wOJloutt:dc:om.poands(c.a. stain-<1mu1.iningpigmeots)wh.ich nre tabk at high tc:mper.itures .ind gi:nc,-aUy inert in i;ilicatc S./S:ltn\$. 'l'v mt of mcul vQbtility with thi5 type of glu.c can be forther • ► ,d wich frring c.·ycles. • w 111:p,<fftaCOCy dust-abattmcot techniques (e.g: fabric filtcn). haLJ), lhould have :i clemi-up mc~i-.u,,: (or poJJurioo in ca_o;c of I ,« ~ • B 672 Sou~.1)(lu,; x rv (Regulation 15) BANNED /RESTRICTED CHEMICALS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES UNDER THE ~ULW..ATERAL ENVIRONM6NTAl, AORSSMENTS ON ENVIRONMENT Cl~mical/Pe.sricide CA.S l1lumbl!.r R 01'11!Rf>AM COr.'\lf:NT!O/',l PART J: Banoed Chemicals ~ud Pesticides 2_.4,5-T 93-76-5 Aldrit1 3-09-00-2 SinaP')Cf)'l 485-31-4 Cap<ofol 2425-00-1 Chlo00.100 57-74-9 Chlordi.mcfoan 6164-98-3 CbJorobenzil:Ue 5!0-15-6 DDT 50-29-3 Dieldrin 60-57-1 DNOC and its sahs (such as 534-52-1 :2980-64-5;5787•96•2: ammonjum salt. p<ml.~Sium 2312-76-7 salt-and sodium s.,h} Oinoseb and jts salts and esters 88-85•7 EDS ( 1,2-dibrorooemane) 106-93-4 EthvJene dichloride 107-06-2 Ethylene oxide 75-21-8 Aooroac::ecamide 640-19-7 HCH(mixed isomers) 608-73-1 Hep<achlor 76-44-8 Hex3cloorobetrrene I 18-74-1 Lindan, (ganuna,HCH) 58-89-9 Mercury Compounds Monocrotophos 6923-22-4 B 673 . Clumical/Pesricide CAS Number . •er. ' P..-. .r -all formulations • 56-38-2 duscable powder r."',~l.3ble •.., (EC). granules • tAett.1.ble powders A thts substance are ut.:.eptcaps.ule ' -(CSJJ 56-38-2 Ptsl,:..~lon)phcnol 87-86-5 T.,g,--h<nc (Camphechlor) 8001-35•2 ~ powder formul:ition$ ~-runs acombination of ~~i at <Yt above 7%, c::e 1,ww :ui 31 or above md lhitam at or ax_.,,t 15~ 1781}1-35-2; 1563-66-2; 137-26-8 ~ (Soluble ~ !Drmu!ationsofthe .,,.,,.~ ihac exceed 60:t ~ &.""tl\t ingredient/I) 1026$-92-6 ....,._.. ~th1on (emulsifiablc -=:r.,es (EC) with - ~.50%,60% ~ c ...~tent .and dusts ! l.5%.2%aad ,,.. ..,- ,e mgn,dienl) 298-00-0 ....,._:~ 6923-22-4 ;d ,,u::;(Wt (Soluble 13171 -21-6 (mixture. (E)&(Z)- "t n b:'111111:mon.,;. of the t tt-~ exceed isomel'S) ?3783-98-4 ((Z)-isomer). lllll 1 ~-.n cmgredient/l) 297-99-4 ((E)-isomer) .s.41cstos 77536-66-4 &.2F!Elle ~ O S 121n.13-s Iii. iv,~ 77536-{,7-5 '<Jd 78-00-2 B 674 • Chemicul/Pesiicide Ci\S Number Tetra.methyl lt-ad 75-74-1 Trcmolite 77536-68-6 Tris(2.3 dibmm<>propyl)p~Q.'iphaie 126-72-7 f>ART 2: Sevcn:ly Restricted Chemicals aod Pesticides Po1ybromimued Biphcn>•L"- (PBBs) 36355-01-S(hexa•) 27858-07-7(oc~•-) 13654-09-{;(dcca-\ Polythlorinated Bipbcnyls (PCBs} 1336-36-3 PoJychlorioaled Terpbcnyl.s (PC'Ts) 61788-33-S $Tonmo1.M Co.we,.,ios PART 3 : Persistent Org,:ulic P0Uu1:ints - (POPs) Aldrio 309-00-2 Cb.Jord::mc 57-74-9 DDT 50-29-3 l>iddrin 60-57-1 l)iorin:S F.ndrin F'urans Hepmchlor 76-44-8 Hexa, Chkm, Benzene (HCB) 11-74-1 Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PC8s) 1336-3(,.3 M.i.rcx Tox:1phene 8001-35-2 MONFRF.AL PROTOCOL f>ART 4- Ozone Dcr.lctim• Substaoces TrichJoroflt1orome1 hane 75-69-4 Dicholrodilluoromcthane 75-71-& Trich.locooifluon)ethaoo 76- 13- 1 Oichloro«:tmflu0<oethaoe 76-14-2 76-15-3 Bmm(x.illoroditluoromct~ 353--59-3 B 675 - ~ ~..:1/P~t,cide CA.$ Number -- 75-63-8 ~ • ■ ~1\IOl"Oe'lhanc 76-15-3 -:..,~.ane 75.72.9 ~lh:mc 354,.56-3 I a•h~~th:me I 7(,-12-0 - :::rrx-t~ne or t.·..u"bon ~23-5 I: ■ •t:udc: ,.,:; F'>tVPIOt nr Ole(hyl 71-55-6 - ~:do,-,, ("11 * ,s 'b .. mmeth.lne 75-45.., -.... 306-$3<? ,...-.KWOethane 2$37-S</-0 ' iriiCt'OCth;t.ne 1717.()().6 o.-• - ~l;.:me 75-68-3 ~-S B...'"r'Olidc or Bromoelhane 74-83-9 ' ~ -(EDB) L06~93-4 C ""L"'-'110N • ~ Jn.Sing ftom I.he chemicals oovercd und,cr tbc Rottcrd.'lm :::id. ~-d!lotm Conventions as v..c.n :is the Mon1-real Protocol. Od,t:J -x:d 64- 19-7 - "a!)lbromlde A::.: .,.-,,• ._j.t..'3ate A ~ 35'k or greater) "-"'=>= !es> lhan 35%) 506-96-7 67-64-1 57 06-7 4 7664-41-7 ~t~lnlle 64$4-52-2 .&¥1 ··••P""""hloride 7647-18-9 "=r:::-, tnb)dride 7803-52-3 A...... '-""·- ~ B,;.ac: .,,,_.1, Sodittm bornte . 7784-42-1 10043-35-3.1330-43-4 R 676 Chentic<AVPesticid~ C.AS Number Doron lrib1'0mide (0294-334 Boron ui<:hloridc IOW4-:\4-S Boron 1:riOU<>ride - 1(fJ,i~Jl-2 Bromine: Bromine solutions m6-95 <>. Cap<afol 2939-SO·h 2A25-06- I C;)rb"m;;a1es, 59$,-55-0 llendioc~rb 22781-23-3 BPMC (f'enobucarb) 3766-81-2 Mert.-iptodimcth.ur (methioc.arh) 2032~5..7 Garboo monoxide 630-08-0 Carbon tcirnfluoride 75.73.0 Calcium Ammonium Nitrate Chlorinated hydroeacbons $.5422-92-0 Chlorine 7782-50-5 Cnlorioc trifl uoride 7790-91-2 Chtorobenzencs 108-90-7 Chlorophcnols 25167-8().0 O,lorophcnox)'tlcids~lheir salts. 94-74-6. esters. amines ChJorosilanes I ChJorosuJphonic acid 7790-94-5 Chromicacid 1333-$2-0 CyaWdes ()ibor:mc 19287-45-7 Oil:>mmochloropropane 96-12,,8 Oitlhyl i:.ulphate 77-78-1 Epich1orohydrll1 106-89-S Elhyl metcaptan 75-0$-1 Ethylene iminc 151-56-4 Ferric chloride 7705-08-0 fiprollil 120068-37•3 i:·1uon.nc 7782,414 B 677 Ot,c,,ucaVPtsricid~ CAS Nmub(·r F: :a 1• :!:II, d 1mide (,4(). 19-7 ~... Xld <,4-18-6 (.-; ,.i!J1"t' i-J)d:::m1't anhydmU$; Hydrninc ..... .,!wioo. 302--01-Z ~acid 7647-01-0 ·- --;an:acid i6M-39-3 ' i!;=Fld,Jqride - ,647--01-0 ~-rcocy.u1td~: BydrOC)'.llllCadd 74-90-8. 'ft'!':,t:leotde 7783--07-5 ~~pc-ro:\ide 77'22-S.1- i ...;Xj ,- --:-\ cmnpounds including; .mcrcw)•oompounds. 3.lkyJ wrn; ...rmpounds, alkyloxyalkyl . Sli -~cy compOt.mds. and ~ compo\mds of mcrcU.I)' ~ wl_ dkrw (sodium s;3Jtof ~'1a,o-d1phenylamjne) 587-98-4 llc)·I cnlcriuc 74-87-3 Me!,.. men::apran I 14-93-1 M<x. CldhylJeUoch!oro ~,1mewne 176'.153-60.{i \lonn;n::h) 1-dichloro-diphenyl methane 76253-60-24 -~ Mn -s~b~klibromodjpbcnylmcthanc 9')68$"17-8 ~.JCJnoid oo·mpouods used 138261-41-3 ~-:i:" &.""°id {95(1, or ~ter) ~ ><"' IU:SS <ban 95%) '-:::::,c..ude 10102-43-9 - ~m.fo,acide c.., 7783-54-2 75-52-5 8014-95-7 B 678 Clu•mical/Pes1icide CAS Numbtt Orange U {sodium salt of p-(2-hydroxy-1-napbtbylru:o) ben:zenesu.lphonic :idd} Org~uic pc.-"t'Oxidcs. Organ().tin comp<>Wld-s Pci:chloro.oocthyl inert:ipt!tn 594-42-3 Perfluoro<)Ctane sulfonute (PfOS) 29<157-72-5 Phenots Phenol e thoxylatc 9016-45-9 Phosgene 15-44-5 Phosphi<Jes Phosphjne 6Q3..35-0 Phosphc)rus compounds, excepting Dimcthoa1e. feochlrnphos fcnitrothion Pheut1loate Prot'eoophos Prodliophos QuinaJphos Phosphorus oxybromide 77&9-59-5 Phoophorusoxythloride, l()'.)'5-87-3 f>hosphoros pentilhromidc 7789-<l}-7 Phosphorus pemachJol'idc I 0026- 13-8 Pho.sphoms pentaOuoridc 7647- 19-0 Phosphorus trichloride 7719-12-2 Polybrominated dipbcoyl ethets Pofassium Nitmte 7757-7'). I Potassium Qtloratc- 381J.()'1-9 Potassium perchlorate 7778•74-7 Po1a<;$iutn hydroxide 1310-58-3 f>rochlomr. 67747-09-5 B 679 Chemicaf/PeJtiride CAS N1tml,u Pm.:cwoid compounds IIIC'C .J..( ~ticides c..--..,••a andc 2(,628-22-8 ~ hydroxide 131C}-73--2 ~1!911 Nitrate 76'.' 1-99-4 S,._-..:wmOdornte 777S.09-Q 'L;it,···1ettafl"ori<le 778.~ i,n o ~ t r i oxide 744b- I J IJ s... :p,t1nric acid l 7(,(,4-93.9 - S::.pr.uryJ c:h1otide I n9,.25.5 5.,lpburyl 0unn<.lo 2699-79-8 1.otnE\.lm tetrJchloridc 7550-45-0 T:mgsren hexanuoridc 7783-82-6 Lrd 57-13.(, Sot1:Dt;u; XV Rtgulatitm 4 (2) (3) r>RAfT GUIDE TEMPLATE FOR E.v!ERGENCY PLAN IN INDUSTRY Ee ,hl.P, a Planning Team ~ l:lll<1 be an individuaJ or group in chorge of developing the r w , ~~t plan. f,n,""'Tcam. - fc1N'.-s.., ~l.Ibority. iaK: a \!,moo Statt-ment. i:..:m=a S..-bedule :md Budget. .!'-·"""''"' ~"Ju:!eJ a..1td Ha:.ards n-.w; -..IC'&li~infonnationaboutcurrcntca.pab-iJiti~andahQu1 ; • ,W• t a! ~ ~ I C I " aad 1:hen oond ucting:i vulnernbili~y analy,;is e;n="""':.C- ~ .:~hues [or handfolg emergencies . • B 680 • Where Do You Stand Right Now? * Meet with Outside Groups. * ldesnffy Codes and Regulations. ♦ lde.n1i(y Critical Products., Scr,.-iccs and Opetations. • Identify Internal Reso\1rcc;s and Capabilities. * ldemify ExteroaJ Resources. * Do M lnsur:.mcc Review. .., Conduct :t Vulnerability Analysis. • Lls1P-otcntiaJ Ernergoocies. • Estimate '.Pri.)babilicy. • Assess the P()teutiai Hm,nan Impact. * Assess the Potential Business l.oop3«. * Assess the POienti:i.l Property lmp:1ct. • Assess l l).tCUl:J.I and ~xtern:tl Rcsc:,urccs. * Add the Columns. Step J-Dr.velop 1hc Pim, Emergency planning shall be pa1'l of lhe oorpomtc culture. Look for-o_pportunitie.'; to buiJd awareness.: toeducJtc and train personnel; 10 test procedurl!'s: to involve all levels of nt.1.1.u1gcm.cn1, :di departmeJllS and the community in tbc plao.ni.og process; and to make emerge1,cy managernem p.1n of wbat personnel do on :i day-lo-day basis. ,.. Pfao Components . ., Th.e f>evdopmeat Process. St.ep 4-lmplenumJ rhe Plan (mptementation meru,s inofe th.aL\ simply exercising the plan during a.n c-mecgt-ncy. It means acting on recommendations made during lhe whwrabjJjty aila1ysis. imegr:.tting the plan into company operatioos, training employees :md eva.Juatiog 1he plan. ~ lnte<;,tr.:l.le I.he Plan into Comp.my Operation'S ~ Conduct Training, Drills :md Exercises 8 681 S<.·Hm)tJ1.e XVI Regulation 3 (c) U.INE POR PREPARING ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PI.AN (EMP) Ji.n !:.t1\'t.ronme..·nal Manageinem Plan (EMP) describes the pnx.-e.ss Lh,u :aw.t.atio.n will follow to 1m-'timizc ils compliauce and minintiz.e harm 10 rcr.mcnL This plan ah;o helps an organiz.,'l.tion map its progress mw:1rd ,g 1.-on11:)uaJ improvement;;. Ek.t:,1r11less ot th(- <Xgani1.nrion's situation, :i.11cnviro nmenrn) plans must 1he followiug c:.lement.;; : PoliC)' : • P!amting: • l.mplemeot 1tio11 aud Opcrntion ~ Checking :i.nd Co,rcctjvc Acttoo ; \fanagemenL Rc..,iew :md c:ommitmcn1. ~ ~t&tements .:,.re. important to an org.:mi;;ation tx.-causc t hey help -=Ila' mt' ix-g30isation on a core set of beUefs. These environmemaJ guiding c•w ,.er ,lll enable :di members of an organ.isation to focus on the same .._ ,c lbey provide an t)pportunity for outside inicrcsts to under:c;-1:md 1hc -,:-:::;:om of che organisation. l11e policy should be focwed. ,c;oncise a1td easy rt'.\,,;, The environooe.o.t31 policy should address the foUowi.ng : Compliance with 1egz.I ,-equiremems aod vol\unaty commicme11ts: ~tinimisiog was1c aod prevCJ.niog pollution; • Cootinu.aJ improvement ine,wironmeowJpelfonnance. includingare,lS .._ kil>.,J«f to Regulations; • Sha:nng information on cnvironrocm3I pctfonna.ncc witb the community. • Tbe nl.lnrung should define !he organi$alion's cnvm·mmenlal footprints ,P"l.2 ~ Goal$ .and objecti\·es should be focused on maxi1nising lheit unpact:; on Uteenvironmem~Wb.M evatuatiug, the folJowing c-lcl)lcms - - b e .. :-ft:)idcrcd : • t=i:».,,on chc<..•1wironmcr.t through iis activities. produClSand servioes ~ rcquiremeots associated.with protecti1lg the environmem ; Mnr- ngful and focused e-0\•ironmenlal objectives and (argetS, n 682 Implementation tmd Opera1ior1 LmpJementatk m and opcr.uion should defioc the ..\Ctivi1ies th::i1 rhe- organjsation wilt pc.rfonn to meel itsem·immnental objectives and targcls.The E.M.Pshookl idcntify activhieseach pen;oo is responsible.for, c nS\ltC complelion :.md set targets foe e::ich of the i-den1ified activiti~. In additiml. this area should specify employee training. c<mutnulj~tion and outr:caeh ;u::tivities 1hat are neoc...sary to ensure succcs.dul implementation o f the plan. Checking and Corrective /ktio,, T he EMP should describe lhe process that will bl~ followed t<> verify proper implemc.nw.ion -aod how problems wiU be com::cted ill a timely manner. Routine evaluatioo .-iocl contiOl l<'ll impro...e.ineot to the process. is necessary ro m:.1kc sure th;;it tfie pfan successfully tc:ul$ toward,; the compte1im1 of <:m•ironmen1a1objecti\'es and targets. Ma11ti.geme111 Revitw <1rul Commirmem to Jmpmvem..:m Routine.11\an;i,gcmcnl re...-jew ~md s.uppon .i.re nc:cesSaI)' and meaningfu) tools for lhe org:ioization. Tb.is should identify tl' ""Qmir.e management evaluations that will be condutled lO ensure Lhal \he plan is appropriatdy i.1uptemcn1ed to meet its e nvitonmcnt:.11 objettives. Sctt.tUv•.i:: XVU Regu/QJiQns J6(4) DRAFT PERMrr FORM FORM I App/ic(llion far Discl,ol'ge of Effiut nrs l, Name ofApplicant ······················ ·························· ...........···················•···• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2. Yc:tr o f fooorpor.1.tion and Rcgi:-tra1ion Number of Bt1sincss Name ····················································..············•······....................................... 3. Loca1ion of Busj_ncss Pre.inises ·····················································..······•·····••····•·•···................................. 4. Description of plaolftl(.'l]ities. Ol•tfaU tcx.'ation(s). Eftluem Ch:w.icteristic(s) ............................................................. ................................................... ............................................ ,................................................................... ,, .............................................................. ................................................ ....... ......................................................................................................... B 683 ~f:,e-i,-:ioos and exlX!rience of s.taff involvcd in po1lution control :\. og ofnU toxic $Ul:,stances used or manufactured on Lhe site Does Eheesmblish.-ncr:( h:tve :my othcr·pcrmit issued to the facility'! !StlOe~i><) I>+ , ,,,,on of pollutiw. ab.atcn,cntlmonitQring:facilitiesonsite OllCiuding .._.1:1,ear of instalfo.tio:t. e~pacity, ett. ~d also ccpies of drsign ptani. of - -. .a:llor drainage plans a...,_, ofall chemicals in use at the facmty (trade names not ncccprnb1c) Pmcnt ..fucharge locations (illu...:.trate) and po..::ition of inspoction tap for DJrutoring Fer_.,., sources - submissioo of EIA tepott is mandatory. Request for ...- .aa: oe made 3 mouths before the expected date of discharge. 'Iii Wee vi JllW water c(:m.$ump!ion Sascc: of,energ)' at facility and quantitative estimate of consumption on a C 'J 'tllsH Aal" Allery contingency plan!EMP D , ·e offact1ity from residential area Def J t dacupcion of emuenc tteatment/d.isposaJ methods 8 684 17. Production capacity: (a) currel\t production capacity ...................................................... ,.. ((,) cs1jroa.1ed productioo especially a.,;; a re.,;uJt ,,. .uy proposed expansion (c) cstimatod yearly waste lc:md .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••···•• ···•••········· Applicant 0(Jfe Sc.hedule XVln Regulations 12 (2) O RGA?>:'IZA"n()NAL SYS·TCM ANO n mFuNCTIOfi;IS ~ Pocurr10N C()N'FROt.MANAGER(s) Eac.h facility shaU be mandalc:d by the A£.eo.cy to have an organizational system t1laf will carry out Internal Environmental Auditing of the facility a.~ wclJ !lS liaise with NESREA .:md o<her Govemmeol Authorities. i 'he Org.mizational Sy-$tem sh::aU have Pollution C()ntrol Supcrvjsx_)(, Pollutiou Control l\<fanagcrand PoUution Control Chief Manager which lih?II be e lected/ appointed. These sh.all be <:e,rtifi ed by the Agency ,hrough a National e-x~nation/qoalif ying e:-.:3m. Organization for PoUulioo Prevention Pol"ution Prevemiotl/ ···-···· Control ~,1..,nager Polurion cootrol Supervisor --- ---- I I PolutionControl P0Jutio1l Control Officer Officer (Planning) (()pe,:ations) - C B 685 Manages I.he pollution pre\tentioo and conirol i5sue.s ()f lhefacHity ~ ises and dirocts 1he Potlulioo Control omccf')j:{only apvtic;;iblc ! ~ilitic-s where lar_ge atnouut of smoke and .sewage is generated). ~-J!s with tt.-chnkal mane-ts like iospcction of lhe facility nnd raw :i:1$. -4eptQds oo the size of tbe facility; fQr ::i large facility there shalJ be PCM for Air. Land and Wmer. S awa OlJTU!S OF TiiE PoLt.UTI<>N C<>:ffROL MAr-AGeR (t>(':M) .,:ofic dulies of \he PC't-.fa are : ~ -that faciJhy"$ pl)lluLion oonuoJ ru.1.0Jgemcnt proeedu1'\?S art •-••'1a:katcd to aU staff: •Gd ■ it that daily pollution controt pr.ictices are complied wjth ~ and aasnr-aln smooth and proper cnvir<inmentaJ and saf"cty WJncations witJlin the facility and the re~uJatory authorities. S<>«ouu, XIX Hf'.ALTH Ai."ID S ,\ AiTY aim' ID ensure ssJety and protect the health o f staff. every facility ,a.ai..t1a■ pliltt"the following prevention and conlrol technique: S a C:PK raw materials.. P-'Ck:.lgil'lg. and finished prodocts ·storage ..,.,..,,,...i:ireas. adequate exhaust vemil:uion systems with fillet units. 7 sI:rncm periodic dust removal fr()m surface (e.g \':tcuum deaning 9ilb tugb--efftciency particulateait· filters}. pmm1,. materials 10 reduce the 'Occd for mixing,. lbe ated for shoveling dry powder :tnd arrange f()( receplion or ~coot:1iners for handling by forklift. T ;ut raw 1:n2.terial through enclosed com·eyol' ot tubes. gbzing :ipplica,ion in well-\'e.ntil:1tcd area. aod iJ1St~U spray B 686 (9) .Provide adequate and appcopriate Personal Pl'O{ectivc: EquipmenL (PPE) to \1/0rl.crs operating in dusty environments ?,J~d g laiing areas. (10) Carryoutspccific periodic medic.lJ ex.amiMtion on pecsonne:I. 1 (11) Provide :Kiequaie working eovironmen.t in line with relc\ Mt Jaws aod Rc<~ulation.s relating: to health aod safoty. SotEDUUS XX Regulation 13( l) G Utol:l.tt<l!S foR CO~SlfMl!R \>RO()IJCTS SrEWAJtl)SH!P f>ROOR,t,,MMG As part of the Stratcg.ic AJli3ncc: Programme of the Agency, .1.ll manufo~turers and imp0rters of Non-metallic products sh.:-d l partner with the Agency to establish an effective ConsuJoer Proch1ct Stewatd.slti.1>Program.-ne. The manufactu.re.ts and importers o i Non-melltlhc :,roduc(s s!".aUsobmit a proposal for a consumer ptoducts ::.tewardsb.ip programme to the Agene.)' for approval Such proposal shall include the {otlowi,1~ (!i..;mcnt~ for S\tcccssful impJeme.ntation o f the scheme : (a) the consumer products shall include-but not Ji.mitetl to bottles. cans, (ctlo-nlpolyetbykne pac.kaging. cic. (b) es1.ab1ish a process for the (.x,llection. b.andJing. tra.-ispor1:uiot1: and fin.al tre::ument o f a pos.Honsumer Non~mct:illie products; (c) im:orporatetheprinc:iples of a pollution pre"entioo hierarchy by movi.ng progrossi"ely front disposal to red\1ction. reuse. tccycling and recovery of post~onso..mer p.roducts: (d) submit o.o o r before June 30 in each ye3.r to the Agency, an annual repot1 on their consumer products stewardship p rogramme during tbe previous fiscal year including. bul 1\(1( limited to the following: (i) the total amow:i1o f consumer Non-metallic products sold and post- oonS:umer product.S collected ; (ii) the total amowu of post-c(msumer Non-mecamc products processed « in storage : (iii) the peroc.ntageof post-eons.ume£ No«MM:tallic produc1s th.at were treated or contained. reduced. reused, recycled or 1'e(X)vcred : (iv) effort~ taken through consumer Nc,n-meta1lic pcoduct<. marketing strategies to reduce post-consumer products and p:ickag.i.og waste ; B 687 lbt t ) ~ of pmr:esses used to reduce. reuse, rteyc le l>r ,~co,,cr post- =x:- Sco-1:;rsatbc: prodtn:.ts. induding hlll nut Ii 111itcd to <lct.'\i Is of c:ffon.-. -au:r;x:a,,c.rlic prmciploofa polJmion p,.'"'t\'t'ution hlcr.in:hy: b,.--;J11t.--n c,f t':lum roHcctmn focilities or dcp,ms : kltionoi ar,) tong-tt:rm oonrnimnl~llt or fi1Kll tre:-·,')ent :md ,wc,=~,,,-ifx!: nrs f;.JC~-conw:ncr n<~n-meta1lic 1nit1<!f;H praduc:ts : l:z . ;,a of~: nn.:?.1 infommtion ~tnd programs provitl.ed : - ..:..t-n of ui.ternal aeeount:tbility used to monitor c:•:,==i! e!r,. , ,n • and iiWllcr ~ ~ by the 1\gency. S.......uX.'XI luY I SCHAlt(,! MO:SITORD:G REPORT (M DMR) '-"'ESl:EA DUd141J~ 11<:>nirnrin,: Report) &:r--!~.;tit•n- J7. 2 131 •.JaA.SECO!olPU'TE ~ '-'D St:BMIT 0),;E COPY r.ACH MONTI I. ~ }!l:S7 BE POST\IARKED NOT LATER Tl:MN THE .,..,..,.., ~ Rll.J.O\\ ·-,;c; \10;,.'TH. .M.uJ lo: ;,fa1ional En,,fr,mmental St:mdnrds and Regulationc: Enf0teemem Agency (NESREA). - if .:!, Orn-Ago C'rc."SCcnl. C';arki 0. Abuja. ~ i'!J£',T I.OCATIO~ : ............................................................ . ~ :rE.5 A -.:o TJ\lE . -................................ ...................... . ll 68S 1'Jpe of S<rmli11g P<1rwr1,:r~rs l\-~d(v ~c'51J1:1 ;.V ~suu's Rq:u{urury Umits • PHYSlCAL: UNJTS ?r,o JIU) 4n, A\'CF.12.,<'- A ppc:11·.uu:e '" °""~ icmpcr.l1ucc 'C pR Col'ld~tivi tr F-,41.·m Turbidity OiSl•>h•td Oxygen ( tx)) iocaJ S~!)ed ..,, !'TU ,,...,,, Solids ([SS) Tou.l Oissohx-d Solid.t (fD$) •~l BOD nt~l COD mr,, INORGANIC: (),>,ride ,>\>') N"itr.tte ,,...,,, Sulph:si.c Sulpbi1,:. ""'""',,,,,, I C'y:I!lide Ni1ri1~ ulg:1 - Chromjum (heu-v::,Jenr) m&1 Copper ni,;• 7lnc ""' . "'"' Cadmi<W «0'I ,,...,,, Ma.n~m:se Silver Mereury ""'"~ ArScnii: """ •~I ..,, ORGAN1CS: P'hct1ols fflf11 Oil & <)tt:a.k B 689 S::;.- tutt- v. 11h l certify w.n4:.r pcn:llly IIIR d rnnt>1pal of t.iw that thi!: .:~~ eOll)I." doc:um::nt :ind nll - a tir • .. nzi:d :iuach11h~n,:- p-r-eparcd l1r11Jer my \\ l'fC \,Hrccb(l;l (Ji( S.1lp(.';f\'l-.«)1l tn ~ccord;,il'I..:<: wHh :1 5iJ1>(ell'l dcs1gl'u•d lo :,uurc that qunhfiN1 r,,. ·-.\mnel l)roPl!'rly f'.mx'I~ :ll'.d c,·:1lt.1:llcd ---, 1t•~ 1MC>rma1iort Sllbmincd. SESRl:A :till. FORM2 INClt>ENT REPOITT FORM this report is to be completed tvhen accidental discharge or incident occur$. If ao employee is injured as a resul1 or his employment at the f:1cility, he must complete 3nd submit 1he " Incident Report Fol'm ". If the employee is unable lo complete the form. the supervisor must complete the form on his behaJL Incident reporting. ensures there is a tecord oo file wi1h the e.O'lployer. In no way d<)~ this w.1ivc the e01ployee's right 10 workers' compensation benefits. lf 3 0 injury occurS. first aid may be :tJ)propciatc tr«i.trnent. All accidental dischar<~es/emcriencies/3ccidents should be rep6rted 10 NESREA within 48 hours. I . P'acility • Nal)le & Address of F,u;jlity :........................................,............................ . ················································................................................................... .. ······················ ························································································"· , ............................................................ ................................ ., ................... . No of Eluployee : ...................................................................................... . ()c:partmeot where lhe discharge occum.-d :................................................ . ··································································•.. •••••••••••••••••••••......................... Place of the accidental discharge : .............................................................. 2. Di$chargt : Ca"se(s) of tlisthtJrge ~ Did the discharge occur a..:. a res.ull of nK-chanicaVlC..'i:',h nic.al/uoskilled application? Plc--JSe specify. ................................................................................................................... Wns lhe discharge g.asoous.,. liquid <.lC solid? Please. s.pc;cify• .................................................................... ... , ........................................... What was the nature of dischruge. sludge, dt1ucn1 or inOuenr? Please s.pecify• ................................................................................................................... lnto which medium was it discharged to i.e. wo.ter body~ land. or ;:iir'? Please specify ........................................................................................ .. • Jf w:iter body, spccify lY!X' of water: pond. :--lrl.'mn. lake, riw-r etc• ··········································.. ·······..................................................... • ifland; B 691 • Na{Tle :.lnd !ocao, Gc,o,td-arooe) of (be J:1nd where. discharge occ::;:""':X. .......................................... ........... -····· ········· · " " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '' ' ' '' " ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ···············••···•·•·••·······•···•••••••••••••• ••••••••• ·············································.................••• * Ways of du:pos:::- E of discharge: i.e. burying, burning, t.tc. please speafi ·················-·· -········································.. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Was lhcre an_y previous accid{:ntal discharge of this kind'? Ye$ No If yes. v.·hcn?............................... ......- - -- ···············--· ffo-"\I - ·········· - - - ,."bo .-."-ere De •ia:i.111(:1 ___ ........... .. B 692 &;tu~OUU! XXJ f Rtg11lotion 4(4)(r) Rocor-u,lf:t<OEO Pl:RSt.,)N,\L P ROTECTIV~ F-W,1iP.,.!l!NT AC(."QRl)ING° To HAZARD iYvr. - Objttctive £ye and Face V/qrkpluce Hawrds - S11gge,\·tr.d /'PE flying particles. mollen metal., Safety gl:1s.scs with side- Prote<.,1.i<>o.. liquid chemicnl!., gases o r shicJds, protecti,~e sh:1<1~, ,•a1>0rs, Ught r.1dia1ioo. etc. Head f':illing objects. in:,dequate Phi.stic hdmets with top:md Protection heigh clca.mncc ;md overhe=>d side imp::ICt 1)mtcction. JX>Wer cords. Hc::iring protectors (c,::1r ·- Hearing Noise. ultra•sound. Ptcctcction plugs or ear muffs). r~>l Falling or roJling objects. S~fo1y :-hoes and boQ(.s fc,r Protection pointed objects. Corrosive or pmtccti.on agains1 mnving hot liquids. ttnd failing objec1s. liquids and chemi<.~ls. Hnnd Hazardous., fll!11erinl, cuts or Gto,·~ made of rubber 01 f>rolcd.i◊Jl lac·ci::itions, \'ibt.Hlon::;., synthetic ,n;1te nal. extreme te.inpecamres. o(Neoprt'1\\:'.), Je:11hcr. st~I. iosul=.ujng rn:;itt.•riak elc. ~esµiratOI)' Oust. fogs. fo mes. mists. FatXmasks with appn:,primc Protectjon. gases, srookcs. vapurs. fi lters for dust 1-emova1 and ::tir purificmion (chemicals. inists. v~por.s and gases). Single or muhi-gas personal monill'>rS. if a\•ailablc. Oxygeo dcfidem:y. :Porlable or st1pplied air (fixed line). On-site rescue «JUipmc-nL .BodyMg E:x1re.me ,e.mpecatures, Jnsukiting: clmhing. body Vmtection. hazardous matcria1s. S.\lits. aprons e tc of biolog,i~l :igcnts, cutting appropriate materials. and L1ccr.11ion. MAOE:tf Abuja I.his 28th day of April. 201 1. MR lom-1 Ooirr Honournbl(' Mini.mu; ,,-edaal Miuisrry of E11virom11~111