A.

PRELIMINARY PAGES

GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE CANDIDATE

I. INTRODUCTION OF CANDIDATE

1. Name of Trainee:
Mr Muhammad Al Hafiz Bin Abdul Kalam

2. Contact Address:
Scientex Packaging Film Sdn. Bhd
Lot 4, Jalan Sungai Pinang 4/3 Seksyen 4,
Taman Perindustrian Pulau Indah,
42920 Pelabuhan Klang
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia

3. Designation:
QA Executive

4. (i) Nature of Business:

Please check the type of your organization as specified below:

X Waste generator
Waste contractor/transporter
Waste receiver/recycler
Others, please specify; …………………………………

5. Date of Attending Course for Certified Environmental

Professional in Scheduled Waste Management conducted by
Environment Institute of Malaysia (EiMAS):
02 April 2018 – 06 April 2018

4. Name and address of the premise where you had field training
on scheduled waste management:

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 i) Name : Scientex Packaging Film Sdn. Bhd

ii) Address : Lot 4, Jalan Sungai Pinang 4/3 Seksyen 4,

Taman Perindustrian Pulau Indah,
42920 Pelabuhan Klang
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia

5. Period of attending Field Training:

1st September 2018 to 8th August 2019

6. Contact officer in the above organization who could verify your

training experience:

Name : Mr CL Loh
Designation : QA Manager
Phone Number : +603 - 3161 3168(EXT 168)
Fax Number :-
E-mail Address : cl.loh@scientex.com.my

II. LIST OF DUTIES

7. List of Duties:
i) Responsible to managing and monitor 9 type of scheduled
waste codes which are SW305 (2 type), SW402, SW409 (2
type), SW410 (2 type), SW417, and SW418.
ii) In-charge of scheduled waste inventory, storage (all SW code),
delivery document (Consignment note), seventh
schedule(Reg.13) and time collection for scheduled waste.
iii) Alert, aware and report to the company safety and health
committee of any unsafe or unhealthy condition or practices at
the place of work.

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 iv) Plan, propose and implement company procedures for
Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan.
v) Responsible on the Scheduled waste management compliance
under the requirement of ISO 14001 : 2015.

III. CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD)

8. List of seminars, workshops, training courses attended in the

past 3 year:

Date Name of Training Organizer

No. Courses/Seminars
(internal/external)
1. 4-5 October Technical Report AWWAM
2018 Preparation Workshop for
Eimas CePSWam
Competency Certificate
2. 24-25 April Emergency Respone ASEC
2018 Combined Drill Training
3. 2-6 April Course for Certified EiMAS
2018 Environmental Professional
in Scheduled Waste
Management (CePSWaM)

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4. 8 November Effective OSH Workshop EVERSAFE
2017 for Safety and Health UNIVERSAL
Committee Training

VERIFICATION

“I hereby declare that Mr Muhammad Al Hafiz bin Abdul Kalam has

completed the field training as required and the information provided in the
report is true to my best knowledge”

Name of Supervisor : Mr CL Loh

NRIC Number : 791111-10-5205

Designation : QA Manager

Signature :

Date : 8th August 2019

Company’s Stamp :

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 DECLARATION

“I declare that the entire report is the product of my own work and all the
facts stated in it and the accompanying information are true and correct and
that I have not withheld/distorted any material facts”

Name of Trainee : Mr Muhammad Al Hafiz Bin Abdul Kalam

NRIC Number : 890401-11-5501

Designation : QA & Technical Executive

Signature :

Date : 8th August 2019

Company’s Stamp :

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 NOMENCLATURE/ABBREVIATIONS

CePSWaM - Course for Certified Environmental Professional

in Scheduled Waste Management
DOE - Department of Environment
EiMAS - Environment Institute of Malaysia
EQA - Environmental Quality Act 1974
EQSWR 2005 - Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes)
Regulations 2005
ERP - Emergency Response Procedure
ERT - Emergency Response Team
EMC - Enviromental Monitoring Committee
MRM - Management Review Meeting
HSE - Health, Safety and Environment
SDS - Safety Data Sheet
SW - Scheduled Wastes
SPFSB - Scientex Packaging Film Sdn.Bhd
CTI - Collection Transportation Instructions
eSWIS - Electronic Scheduled Waste Information System
AWWAM - Airwastewater Management Sdn Bhd

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 LIST OF TABLES

Table 1.1 Data on Scheduled Waste Generated by SPFSB 2

Table 2.2 Environmental Budgeting in SPFSB 4

Table 3.1.1 Identification and Classification of Scheduled wastes 9

Table 3.1.5 Summary of Labelling, Packaging, Transportation and 19

Disposal Facility of Scheduled waste
Table 3.3.2 Future Efforts for better compliance or Improvement 23

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 LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 2.1.3 Flow of Scheduled Wastes Organization Chart 5

Figure 2.1.4 Environmental Monitoring Committee (EMC) in SPFSB 6

Figure 3.2.1(i) SW410 Generated from different department 10

Figure 3.2.1(ii) SW409 Generated from different department 11

Figure 3.2.1(iii) SW305 Process flow used lubricant oil 12

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page
A PRELIMINARY PAGES
General Information on the Candidate i
Verification vi
Declaration vii
Nomenclature/Abbreviation viii
List of Tables ix
List of Figures x
Table of Contents xi
Abstract (Executive Summary) xiii

B MAIN TEXT
Chapter 1: Introduction to Company Background
1.1 Background of Industry or Company 1
1.2 Situation Before Course Attendance 2

Chapter 2: Environmental Mainstreaming Tools (EMT)

2.1 Organization’s Environmental Commitment 3
2.2 Operational Environmental Commitment 7

Chapter 3: The Management of Scheduled Wastes

3.1 Description of Scheduled Wastes 9
3.2 Conduct of Scheduled Wastes Management Data 20
3.3 Improvement of Scheduled waste 20

Chapter 4: Conclusions 24

C APPENDICES
Appendix I 1~9
Appendix II 1 ~ 11
Appendix III 1 ~ 36
Appendix IV 1~5

References 26

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 ABSTRACT (EXECUTIVE SUMMARY)

After attending the Course for Certified Environmental Professional in

Scheduled Waste Management (CePSWaM) and completing the Field
Training Report, I notice that there are many improvements that can be

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implemented in the company towards better managing Scheduled Wastes.
These improvements need to be carried out in accordance with the laws and
regulations, rules and orders.

I’m confident to explain and implement the legal requirements for scheduled
waste management. All the Scheduled Waste generated by the company
can be identified, classified and categorized. Besides this, I can implement
effective scheduled waste management practices and formulate an
implementation plan for full compliances with the regulatory requirements of
the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations, 2005.

All employees are aware of the importance of reducing as much scheduled

wastes as possible. In case wastes are generated, they are now have better
understanding in handling and managing these wastes in a more proper
manner.

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