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Waste Management in PDO Ahmed Al-Sabahi - CSM/25 Corporate Environmental Advisor

Waste Management in PDO Ahmed Al-Sabahi - CSM/25 Corporate Environmental Advisor. Waste Management in PDO. Introduction Categories of waste Types of Wastes Sources of wastes Consignment Notes / Waste Routes Treatment / Disposal of Wastes Conclusions Way Forward. Introduction.

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Waste Management in PDO Ahmed Al-Sabahi - CSM/25 Corporate Environmental Advisor

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  1. Waste Management in PDO Ahmed Al-Sabahi - CSM/25 Corporate Environmental Advisor

  2. Waste Management in PDO • Introduction • Categories of waste • Types of Wastes • Sources of wastes • Consignment Notes / Waste Routes • Treatment / Disposal of Wastes • Conclusions • Way Forward

  3. Introduction • PDO’s philosophy, practice and procedures for waste management place emphasis on the prevention of waste generation, followed by 3R • Reuse, • Recycle and • Recover.

  4. Waste Management Objectives • Wastes shall be managed in order to; • reduce their potential to cause harm to • health or • environment, and • reduce operating costs • avoid future liabilities.

  5. Waste Management Hierarchy • Pollution prevention – elimination, change or reduction of operating practices which result in wastes. • Source reduction – generation of less wastes through more efficient processes • Re-use – the use of materials or products that are reusable in their original from. • Recycling/recovery – the conversion of wastes into usable materials, or the extraction of energy or materials from wastes. • Treatment – the destruction, detoxification and/or neutralisation of residues. • Responsible disposal – depositing wastes using methods appropriate for a given situation.

  6. Categories of wastes • The main types of wastes arising from our operations are : • non-hazardous wastes • hazardous wastes • In PDO, we aim to control and minimize waste generated thus reducing environmental impact.

  7. Non Hazardous Waste (MD 17/93) Any solid material or semi solid which does not have any danger to the environment or to the human health if it is dealt with in a scientific way Hazardous Waste (MD 18/93) Any liquid or solid waste which because of its quantity, physical, chemical or infectious characteristics can result in hazards to human health or the environment when improperly handled, stored, transported, treated or disposed of.

  8. Types Of Waste Non -Hazardous Kitchen refuse Domestic waste Tree cuttings Office waste Non-hazardous waste chemicals Non hazardous empty drums Scrap metal WBM & WBMC Others Hazardous Oily sand / soil Batteries Oily Sludge Clinical waste Waste lubricants OBM & OBMC Pigging sludge Sewage sludge Hazardous waste chemicals NORM Hazardous empty drums Tyres Hazardous Lab waste chemicals Others

  9. Oil Fields permanent camps permanent contractor camps Sources of wastes Main Offices Logistic storage yards mobile camps Project Locations small storage yards

  10. Waste Consignment Notes(WCN) should accompany all types of waste transported The WCN is the documentary evidence which is used to demonstrate that the waste has been managed in a responsible manner

  11. White Blue Yellow The WCN comprises of 3 different colour forms

  12. Waste Routes Treatment disposal recovery recycling reuse Waste from all points Storage Facilities Collection & Transport. Oil fields PDO permanent camps permanent contractor camps mobile camps drilling and Seismic contractors, Main Offices major Logistic storage yards small storage yards Qarn Alam waste storage facilities Al-Katheery

  13. Kitchen refuse,Domestic waste and Office waste Wood Examples of some waste generated

  14. Oily sand / soil & Oily Sludge • Non hazardous empty drums

  15. Scrap metal Tyres

  16. Construction waste Plastic drums/ materials

  17. Disposal Methods Non -Hazardous Kitchen refuse Domestic waste Tree cuttings Office waste Non-hazardous waste chemicals Non hazardous empty drums Scrap metal WBM & WBMC Others Hazardous Oily sand / soil Batteries Oily Sludge Clinical waste Waste lubricants OBM & OBMC Pigging sludge Sewage sludge Hazardous waste chemicals NORM Hazardous empty drums Tyres Hazardous Lab waste chemicals Others

  18. Disposal Recovery Treatment Examples of Treatment / Disposal/Recovery methods

  19. Waste Management HierarchyExamples Recover Recycle Treatment Disposal

  20. Infrastructure Major camps have the following facilities: • Non Hazardous Waste Management center • Landfill for kitchen wastes • Hazardous waste management center Some assets have specialised facilities such as: • Landfarms • Medical waste incinerator • Chemical waste disposal facility

  21. Waste Management Centers • Licensed by MRMEWR • Site security: gate, fenced, Singe board • Supervised loading / unloading operations Sign board Gate Fenced

  22. Waste management Centers Plastic materials Constructionwastes Tyres Metal drums

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