S.R.

Government Polytechnic College,Sagar(MP),India

The Vanila Book

Waste Management Policy

Prepared by:
Mukesh Kumar Shankhwar SRGPC, February. All rights reserved.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

S.no. Topics Page no.

1 Introduction 01

2 Purpose 01

3 Scope 01

4 Policy Statement 01

5 Policy Objectives 02

6 Definitions 03

7 Types of Waste 03

8 Principles 04

9 Waste Management Rules 04

10 Outcomes 05

11 Application 05

12 Roles and Responsibilities 05

13 Risk Management 07

14 Reduction of Consumption 07

15 Waste Minimisation /Hierarchy 08

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1. INTRODUCTION

Due to the various ways of exercises on the college campus, a wide

variety of wastes are created and gathered, extending from general
wastes and recyclable materials, through to exceptional and
dangerous wastes. The college has an obligation to guarantee that
these wastes are discarded capably. This policy sets down the
framework for all waste management at the campus.

2. PURPOSE

To express, the key means by which the Wellbeing and Social

Care and environmental college campus will meet its lawful
commitments and obligatory prerequisites in regard of the
Management of Waste.

3. SCOPE

Sahodra Rai Govenment Polytechnic College,Sagar sees mindful

waste administration as fundamental to lessening its ecological
impression and to giving a sheltered and sound workplace for
individuals, representatives, students, staff members and visitors and
so on.

4. POLICY STATEMENT

The college will adopt the standards of the 'best practicable

ecological alternative' in the conveyance of its waste management
administration.
The College will apply a waste various levelled approach, to reduce,
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reuse, recycle and recover waste items in preference to the transfer

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of waste to landfill.

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 The college perceives the significance of meeting these legitimate
prerequisites and to deal with its waste mindfully, diminish the
volume of waste sent to landfill and boost reuse and reusing where
conceivable.
As per the Policy statement, the college will satisfy the various
policy objectives.

5. POLICY OBJECTIVES

The following are the objectives of this policy:

To limit the wastes at source and encourage repair, reuse and
reusing over the transfer of wastes, where it is practical.
To give clearly defined roles and responsibilities to distinguish
and co-ordinate each action inside the waste administration
chain.
To advance and promote natural and environmental mindfulness
so as to increment and energize waste minimisation, reuse, and
recycling.
To secure where conceivable income for recyclable material to
reinvest into the development of reusing openings on the
college campus.
To guarantee the sheltered taking care of and capacity of
wastes on campus.
To give training and repairing skills to staffs and students on
waste management issues and related to problems.
To advance and promote laboratory waste management best
practice.
To name a skilled person(s) to give waste management and
administration guidance.
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6. DEFINITIONS

Waste separation is the process of separating waste at the point of

generation and keeping types of waste separate during handling,
accumulation, interim storage, and transportation.
Waste management is the gathering, transport, preparing or
processing, reusing or recycling, transfer or disposal, and observing
of waste materials. The term more often identifies with materials
created by human activity, and it is for the most part embraced to
diminish the impacts of waste on wellbeing, nature or feel and to
recover resources through recycling.

7. TYPES OF WASTE

Biodegradable waste incorporates any natural matter in waste which

can be separated into carbon dioxide, water, methane or
straightforward natural particles by miniaturized scale living beings
and other living things utilizing fertilizing the soil, vigorous
absorption, anaerobic assimilation or comparative procedures.
Non-biodegradable waste is a kind of waste that cannot be separated
into its base mixes by miniaturized scale life forms, air, dampness or
soil in a sensible measure of time. Non-biodegradable waste is an
ecological worry, as it debilitates to overpower landfills and make
transfer issues

Chemical waste is generated from the use of chemicals in medical

applications, domestic services, maintenance, laboratories, during
sterilisation processes and research.
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 General waste is any waste that is not classified as clinical or related
waste. It includes paper, plastic, glass, liquids and organics.

Hazardous waste includes clinical waste and related waste.

8. WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES

Plastic Waste Management Rules 2016

e-waste (Management) Rules, 2016
Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules,2016
Construction and Demolition Waste Management Rules,
2016
Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and
Tran boundary Movement) Rules, 2016
Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016

9. PRINCIPLES

A range of waste management strategies is undertaken by the

college to create a safe, secure and environmentally friendly
workplace.

The prevention and minimisation of waste material being created is

an important method of waste management.

College uses extra waste decrease techniques including the reuse of

items, repairing broken things as opposed to purchasing new, utilizing
refillable cartridges or reusable items, for example, cotton rather than
plastic shopping sacks.
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 College uses bio-waste in making compost. Food scraps
collected on campus are picked up by our sweepers and transfer
waste to a commercial place which deal with such wastes.

10. OUTCOMES

College organisation amplifies preservation of regular assets and

limits ecological damage through a successful waste administration
arrangement of reusing and recycling waste items any place
conceivable.

College effectively advances the utilization of compelling waste

administration systems and waste is discarded securely in a way that
minimum damages nature.

All staff is upheld and urged to take an interest in waste

administration.

11. APPLICATION

This policy applies to all activities undertaken by the college

administration including of its staff, students, contractors, and
suppliers.

12. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Heads of the College
Responsible for:
Non-hazardous Wastes: (central waste and recycling contract);
ensuring that no hazardous waste is disposed of through the general
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or waste recycling streams.

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 Hazardous Wastes: nominating a responsible person within their
college to coordinate waste disposal for any hazardous or clinical
wastes.

Nominated Responsible Person

Responsible for:

Signing all college Waste Transfer Notes.

Establishing and maintaining a record keeping system in
order that the movements of all wastes can be tracked.
Make these records available for wherever is needed.
Supplying information and paperwork on all wastes disposed
of, when it is required.
Attending appropriate training programme.

Staff
Responsible for:

Disposing of waste responsibly, through the appropriate waste

stream, in accordance with college policy and procedures.

Reporting any problems with waste collection schemes to the

college Helpdesk.

Students
Responsible for:

Disposing of waste responsibly, through the appropriate waste

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stream, in accordance with College policy and procedures.

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 Reporting any problems with waste collection schemes to the
college Helpdesk.

13. RISK MANAGEMENT

Risks required with waste administration are frequently surveyed,

distinguished and overseen.
Employees are prepared in waste administration, incorporating
getting comfortable with sorts of waste and fitting, safe dealing with
and transfer strategies.
Personal protective equipment is accessible available as required.

14. REDUCTION OF CONSUMPTION

All staff decrease utilization, save vitality, lessens fossil fuel

utilization, and diminishes air contamination through methodologies,
for example,

Keeping the need to utilize vitality

Installing sky facing windows in the rooftop or dividers to

diminish the requirement for counterfeit lighting.

Insulating rooms to limit vitality waste.

Fitting self-shutting ways to diminish warmth (or icy)

misfortune from drafts

Limiting use

Minimising consumption on space warming.

Minimising the utilization of high temp water.

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Turning off lights and equipment when not working.

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 Utilization of effective hardware, lighting, warming and vehicles

Using vitality effective office hardware and power sparing

capacities.

Using the most proficient engine vehicles

Using the most proficient lights

LED are less expensive to keep running than bright lights.

Using a perfect fuel, for example, LPG or methanol.

Supporting green obtaining

Purchasing things with reusable, recyclable, or no bundling

15. WASTE MINIMISATION / HIERARCHY

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