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ESMP . for Saada Vaccines

Warehouse

Rehabilitation Works for Saadah Vaccines

Name of Project:
Warehouse
Name of Document: HSE Management Plan
Document Version: 1
Date Issued: 18/04/2024
File Name: ISGM 1
Name of Company: Ultimate Transit Company
Reference: VSC-RW-SDA-01.
Location: Saada Governate, Saada city District, Yemen
Coordinates: 16°56'7.51"N, 43°45'9.01"E
period of the project 8 Months
owner UNOPS
Work Area 450 m2

HSE MANAGEMENT PLAN PREPARED BY

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HSE MANAGEMENT PLAN AUTHORISED BY

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WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN

This Waste Management Plan (WMP) will deal with waste to be generated as a
result of project activities during the construction period. The WMP specify
provisions for disposal, re-use or recycling of solid and hazardous waste. It includes
actions to be taken by Ultimate Transit Company (UTC) for the management and
safe disposal of waste materials generated by construction activities.
During the construction period, UTC will be responsible for collection, storage,
treatment and transport of all types of waste generated during the course of
project activities. Where UTC is conducting project activities in the field all waste
generated will be collected and disposed in the official waste disposal site.
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5.3.1. Waste Minimization

UTC will promote waste minimization, by waste avoidance, reduction, reuse and
recycling to the extent practical. Waste minimization is generally accomplished
through the "7Rs": reduce, reuse, recycle, recover, react, reflect and respect..

5.3.2. Waste identification

Waste will be identified basing on its characteristics such as degradable, non-
degradable, organic waste, chemical as well as hazardous and non-hazardous
waste. After identification all waste will be stored.

5.3.3. Waste storing

Waste will be stored according to its composition. All waste containers will be
labeled to facilitate staff where to store any kind of waste. Containers will keep
waste temporally because after a certain period, all stored waste should be
transported to an approved site.

5.3.4. Waste Identification, and Classification

Waste types to be generated during the construction period will include:

1) Non-hazardous Waste: Waste that is not hazardous, and may consist of

recyclable and non-recyclable components. Non-hazardous wastes can be
a combination of putrescible and non-putrescible waste materials. Waste
shall be segregated according the sub-classes of:
A. Organic waste
B. Plastic
C. Wood
D. Iron
E. Chemical (paint, diesel, fuel)
F. Old oil
G. Concrete – bricks
2) Hazardous Waste: Are wastes which by virtue of their concentration
nature (such as ignitibility, corrosiveness, reactivity, toxicity, radioactivity
etc.) pose a hazard to human or environmental health if improperly
managed e.g. waste oil and lubricants. Waste Storage and Segregation
All waste will be segregated into clearly marked containers prior to transportation .
Mixing hazardous and non-hazardous waste is prohibited. Each container/skip shall
bear clear labeling.
Non-hazardous Storage Requirements
 Reception areas will be designed to prevent fire and minimize airborne
pollutants and odors.
 Storage areas will be sufficient to accommodate the volume of waste
anticipated to be generated and the period of time between collection and
disposal.
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 Containers will be of sufficient capacity and equipped with lids.

 Containers and storage area are to be cleaned on a regular basis. .
 After generation, waste will be transported to the disposal site at the
earliest opportunity.
5.2. Hazardous Storage Requirements
 Hazardous waste storage areas will be designed to have spill containment systems.
 Spill response supplies and equipment will be available in close proximity to
the storage areas. In case spill accident happened, the entire quantity of
soil (environment) damaged will be collected and dispose in approved
deposit place.
 Containment curbs will be maintained around the loading and unloading area.
 Containers will be designed to contain the hazardous waste and will have
identification labels.
 Storage facilities will be inspected regularly for leaks.
 Selected personnel will be trained in the handling of hazardous waste and
will be specifically tasked with the disposal and handling of wastes
generated.
 The storage areas will be paved, fenced, marked and illuminated.
 Hazardous wastes will not be allowed to accumulate beyond the capacity of
the storage area. It will be transported on a regular basis to an appropriate
storage facility.