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{ l:/I"1l1 - 3M ] OF ENVJRON.\1E/'IT '+' ND FOR ESTS ;\OTIHCAllU'Ii New Dt :hi, WOS s. o. 'hr ci'l ft :;"' IlCI}, thr H.l l31"dou$ ..l (Man\gcm<:nl. Handlingand TJ3ml x>l1l1l1ar) ) Rules 1007 was published the of India in the Minis try of [ "vironn1 c nt and Forest ... ide number S.O 1676{E),u<lled St-plflnlber,2007 in the: Gazene of India. Exrrsordmary ulihe same date in,-iting object ion and suggestions from all persons likely To he affected thereby. before the expiry nf the period 01" Jay' from the dale on which of W I:: Gazette containing the said were m..oe available 10 the public. AN ll WHf REAS copi c., of the $ilid Gazette were made availanlc to the on the- 1 't' of September.2()(J7; A'. I) WHEREAS fhe llbJcl:tiOIl; ."u,e.gcSlions received ...ithin the said peri od from the public In rcsp• .'",1of the said dtlI. fi rules have been cl lll :!, consid ered hy the Ccntr oJ Govcm mt-nt: NOW, TH LREFORL. in exercise of the powers confe rre d by sec ti ons 6. Il and 25 of the Environment (Pro tectlnn ) A(;(, 19 1\ 6 {29 of jQ(6 ), and in supe rsessio n of the Haz ardo us Wastes (Ma nagement and Har.d ling) Rules. 1 91N. exce pts in respect of things done Of om itted 10 be cone before such supers es sion, the Central (j ..... em ment her eby milke.., the fo lJ(l\\ i l1 g rul es. n3mel y:. CHAt'TI:.R -I PREl .lMN-\RY I. Shu " title a nd - (I) These rules be called the HlIZd rd;)u» Handling .1 nd \ 1ov crr ,enl) Rules. 2(Jl. )1.l . (2) They shall come into on the dale uf thcir publication in the otficial Gazcue . 2. .\ppli ... atie n: _ Tbese rules , hall apply 10 the handling of hazardou s wastes as specified in Schedules i ll<! 001: app ly to - ta) waste-water and e xha ust gase'; as covered under th e- provis ions u r lhe Water [Prevention a nd Co ntrol of Pollution) Act. 1974 (Ii of 1 (1 74) and the Air (Prevention and Control uf Pollution) Act. 198 1 (14 of 198 1) and the rules made thereunder; 3718 GII OS-1 0

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\l l [\I ~TRY OF ENVJRON.\1E/'IT '+' NDFORESTS

;\OTIHCAllU'Ii

NewDt :hi, t~c24l/l~nber, WOS

s.o . !26~(F.).-l,\-'hcn:a~ 'hr ci'l ft ru:~ :;"' IlCI}, thr H.l l31"dou$~!cli..l (Man\gcm<:nl. Handlingand TJ3mlx>l1l1l1ar)M~~l ) Rules 1007 was publish ed b~ the C,tl~ eo:mlll<'ni of India in the Ministry of [ " vironn1c nt and

Forest ...ide number S.O 1676{E),u<lled 2S'~ St-plflnlber,2007 in the: Gazene of India. Exrrso rdmary ulihesame date in,-iting object ion and suggestions from all persons likely To he affected thereby. before theexpiry nf the period 01" ~; xty J ay ' from the dale on which eOIJ; c~ of WI:: Gazette containing the said

~lll i lieation were m..oe available 10 the public.

AN ll WHf REAS copi c., of the $ilid Gazette were made availanlc to the ~bl ic on the- 1't' J~} ofSeptember.2()(J7;

A'. I) WHEREAS fhe llbJcl:tiOIl; ~ r,,1 ."u,e.gcSlions received ...ithin the said period fro m the public In

rcsp•.'",1of the said dtlI.fi rules have been cl lll:!, consid ered hy the CcntroJ Govcm mt-nt:

NO W, THLREF O RL. in exerc ise o f the po wer s con ferred by sections 6. Il an d 25 of theEnvironment (Protectlnn ) A(;(, 191\6 {29 of jQ(6), an d in supersession o f the Haz ardous Wastes(Management and Har.dling) Rules. 191N. excepts in respect of th ings done Of om itted 10 becone before suc h supersession, the Central (j.....em ment her eby milke.., the fo lJ(l\\ il1 g rules.n3mel y:.

CHAt'TI:.R - IPREl.lMN-\RY

I. Shu" title a nd ~lI rD IU tn""mtDf: - (I) Th ese rules ml!.~ be called the HlIZdrd;)u» Wa,t'::-'l(\ianR~cmC'nl,

Hand ling .1 nd Trd.:~boun,lar)- \ 1ovcrr,enl) Rules. 2(Jl.)1.l .

(2 ) They shall come into fo r<;~ on the dale uf thcir publication in the otficial Gazcue.

2. .\ppli...atien: _ Tbese rules , hall apply 10 the handling of haza rdous wastes as specified in Schedules

i ll<! ~haU 001: app ly to -

ta) waste -water and exhaust gase'; as covered under the- provis ions u r lhe Water [Prevention a nd Co ntrolof Pollution) Act. 1974 (Ii of 1(1 74) and the Air (Prevention and Control uf Pollution) Act. 1981 (14 of198 1) and the rules made the reunder;

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U tE G.UF.Jll,: Ofl.'01.-\ ;[Xl"RAORDI~,Un Ir ~"~I". 3(lill-~~ - ~

(b) .....estes aris ing out of the operation from ships beyond five kilo metre, of the I'll le\-,}nt basetinlt as

covered under the pro visions of the MCfChanl Shipping Act. 19S5 (<< of, l'lS!) and the ftl'" made

thcro:u ru:ler;

(c ) radio-active .....astes Il. covered unde r the peovislons ('ft.'le "' lOmit: Enct'i)-- Ac;;t. 1% 2 (33 of 1%1) and

the rules mllde thcreu!llkr;

(d ) bio -medical .....estes covered under the Bio-Medical wastes (Management and Handl ing) Rules, 1995

made uede- th e Ad; and

(e) was tes covercd under the Munlcip ul Soli d WAStes {Management MId Hand ling) Rules. 2000 rnaoe

under the Act ;

J . Uefin ition »: • (I ) In these rules. unless the context otherwise require" -

( a) "Aclft mean s tht Environment (Pmt e<:tion) Act. 1986 (29 of 1986);

( br3Ulhoris31ion ft means permission for generation, han dl ing. collection, reception . treatment.transport, s to ra ge, rec:d ing. reprocess ing. re covery. reuse and disposal of haa.rdnu,wastes granted under sub-rule (4) of rule 5;

( c ) "Base l Convention" is the United Nations [n\; ronm",nt Progra mme Convention on the Control of

Tra nsbcundary Movement of Hazardous WII.~tC5 and the ir Dtsposal;

( d) "Cent ral Pollution Co ntrol Board" means the Central Pollution Co ntrol Board con..titured under sub­

sec tion (1) of section 3 of llie Watt1' [Prevention and Control of Pollut ion) Act, 1974 (6 of 1914);

( e ) "disposal" means any operation which does not lead 10 recycling, recovery or reuse and includes

physico chemical. biological treatment, incineration and disposa l in secured landfill ;

( f ) "expe rt" with its gramm atical variation! and cognale expressions, means t4kini out of India \0 a

place outs ide India:

( g ) "exporter" means any pe1100 unde r the j urisdiction of theexporting counlry ....ho e>.port5 hazard ous

waste includi ng the country, which exports haz erduus waste :

( h ) "environmentally sccnd management of haza."'dOO5 ....astes.. means lakini al l steps required 10ensure

that the hazardous wesies Me mana ged in a manner which shall protect health and the environment

against the adverse effects which may result from such waste :

0) "enviroern eraally sound technolo gies" means an)" technology approved by the Central Ocvcmmenr

from time to time ;

( j ) "facility" means an)' establishment wherein the processes incid enta l to the hlln<i llng. ccllecuen,

reception, treatment, storage, recycling. recovery, reuse and dispos al of haza rdous wastes are carried out ;

( l ) - j-cen" means a form appended 10 IhC'S;: rule!;

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-.,-L~t~U~~lJ.m=--= "ffifI ~ tnflI't : amrvrm

( I ) '·llaur.,lpU$ w~IQ" mear,MIIn~ ....u le \loltieh by reason of any of its pl!ysiC3l. chemical, reactive,\U~ i~ n"fTIm ahle, e.\fJIo\h'o or corrosive d\llrn.cteri~lics CllU~CS danger or is likely to cause d~l\!;cr 10lw~l\t! Of ~lwif'lJllmont, whether alone or when in coutuct with other WMlc'S or substances, and shallinclude

( I) \\<0lll1O ~,," ifiN 1J1Ide-r column (J ) uf Sehedulc-I,

( ii) wastes hltvlf\Q constttcents specified in Schl.od ~ l e-i l if their concentration is equal to or.fIlor'lhan~ limil lndlcated in me said Schedule, and

( l il)wu~t~li .p~lfl itd In PartA or Pert B onbe Schedule-Ill in respect cfimport orexpert of such ....estes in accordance with rules 12.1 J and 14 or the wastes otherth ll those specillt:d in Pan A Of Put R if they possess any of the hazardousoharJClt'ri. tlt:t SpecitlN in Pan C of that Schedule;

( m ) "hazardous waste she" means a place of collection. reception, treatment, storage ofI\an rdous Wllstn IIlld its disposal to the environment which is approved by the compete111lluUtQrltYi

I n ) '1mpor1" with III anmmaliC41 variatiofll; And cognate expressions, mea ns brll\ging into India from aplauo (lu1i14c IndIa:

(t1} "hl'p<mer" flleam an eecupier or any person "..ho imports hil111rdou~ "'..aae:

( P ) "fI)llII lfest" means tnmponif11l document prepared and signed by the occupier O r his repreecntatlveIHlIhorll\ld in 3CCQrdlUlCe with the previsions of these rules.

(q) "~uple!'" in reh~t ion to Iny factory or premises. means a person who has, control over theaffalf1 l)flh~ factory or the prem i~ and includes in relation to any hazardous waste the pe rsonin possession of the hillardous waste;

( r) "operator of disposal facilit),,, means a person ""00 owns or operates a facility for collection.tecepuon, treatment, storage or disposal of hazardous wastes;

( s l "~)'cler or l'q)roceuor or tctual user" means; an occupier whe procwes and processes hazardous...axt; fOf 1'\'O~lir.8 or rI:CO"er)' or re-use;

( I ) ~"'c)'~ I It\i" moal1.l reclamation and reprocessing of hazardous waste in an environmentally soundJI\lUlnl:1' tor tile original plll'f"lSe or for other purposes;

( lI ) ..reu...... meanl1,lS' or lulw dous waste for me purpose of its original use or other use;

(lI' ) -reeovery" means art)' opeta:ion in the recycling 3o:uvitywherein sj:leCific ntalerials are recovered,

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" 11iEGAZETTEOFNDI,\ : F.~OR!..lINARY

( w ) "Schedule" means a Schedule appended fa reese rules;

( x ) - Staie Government" in relation to ML nion terri tory means, the Admini.' lr.I.tur lh<:n:uf appcime d

under article 239 of the Constitution;

( ) I -Sune Pollution Co ntrol Boerd rneafl.~ the State Pollution CO'1tro l Board or the Pol iulioo c.:cmrolCcmmmcc consriruted under sub-section (1) of ~l:un 4 uf Ihe w eieu'revenoon and C()I1l1'l.,1 orPo l1 uticn ) Act, 1974 (6 of 11,/74 );

( z ) "storage" means s:nrinb an)' hazardous waste for " 1.cr:1porary ~iod_ at the end ofwhkh such 1'oa.' IC

; ~ prOCC'<;CG or disposed of;

( za ) -rransbouncary mO"~"TT1enlM means ally movement or ha/ardnus wastes from an area under theJurisdiction of O lK: co untry to or through an arenul)llo;r the ju risdiction of anoth er country or to or through

aJJ i1l'1:4 nul under the jurisd ictio n of any country. provided at least TWO co untries an: involved in the

movement:

( "b) "transport" means off-site movement ot'hazardous WII Sle ~ hy air, rail. ruad Of weter:

( zc }"transporter" means a person t: n ~" j;ed in the off-site transportation of hazardous Wil.SIC by air. rail,mad or water;

( ,,<I ) "lreaLment" means a Ml'thM, tec hnique or pnx:c ,s, designed to modify the physical, che mical or

biolo gical characteri stics or composnjon of any hazardous waste so ll ~ II) rduu> its potentia l to cause

harm:

( ze ) "used oil" means lI n~ oil •

(a) der i\ ed rrom crude oil OT mixm-cs conl.il illi n~ syuthejic oil i11cl lldi!lg used engine " ii,gear oil. h~ dr"I.I1i1: cil. t.:.lrbille cu. co mpressor o il, in,Ju,lriar !"ear oil. heat trensfe r o il.trans former o il. spen t o il and their !.,,,, l "'..nom !i1ud t't's; and

(b) suitable f<.IT repeocesvlng. i f it mel"'~ T~,e spoci';catinn laid do" n HI Pari-l\ ofSch6i Lllt ·V butdoe s !lOTincl ude waste oil;

\ zf ) -wave 0;1- n-cans <tIl)' oil ,~ hi ct: includes spills of c rude .. il. emul' ions, tank bc trom sludge and~101'> oil generated fro m pevutecm refi neries, instella tions ur ~i l ; r~ and can be used a~ fuel in fumsces for

e:n e:fl{V recover y. i f it meets the sp<.'\:i lkal;"n~ laid down in r an - B of '-'chooulc-:'i either as such or a lter

reprocessing.

W,;f/l, and expressions It s<'" il l tsese ", It'} an d ,w t " I!fin..d bur d..fill l!d in Iht l'Iet ~h{1J1 hoJl,t lh~

mf t", in,;S 1'('sp"£'filJf'~r ,,}Signed til t henr in rill' Act.

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4.

Cl IAI"TER IIPROC EDllRE ron HA:'Il1)LIXG lL\ZAROOliS WASTES

Rc~p"n~i hil i ties or fhe ocn piu ror h ll nJlin~ or bazard on " lI ~t~....-

(I ) Th" occupier shall he responsible for sate and Ct1virom nemally sound ha:kll ing o fhazardous wastes ~.:no:r.l!ecl ill his cseablishmeot.

(2) The hazardous wa stes generated in the establishm ent of iln occupier shall be sen t or soldto a recycler or re-processor or rc-uscr registered or autho rized tinder these rules orshall be d isposed of in an llUlhu ri/ ed dispo sal facility .

(3) The haurdolJ!; ....-astes transported from an occupiers est ablishmen t lu a recycler ferrecycling Of reuse or reprocessing or to an authorized facilny for disposal <J1all tictransported in accordance with the pro "i~ i "n ~ of these rul es.

(4) Ibc occupier or an) other person O'lttr g o n !> is behalf " 110 intends 10 get hi!-hazardous", a ,l~ t reated and d i~ of h)' tr.c: eperaror of II Trcetroen t. Storage a:kl DisposalFad liry sh all give w the operator ora foci!it) . ~,.. h information as may he dck"lTJlined b:-'Ihe Stale Pull "lion CootrotBcerd.

(5) The occupier ~han lal o: al l ade\l llatc ':I1c~ while handling hazardous W3~ 1C:< 10:

(i) contai n contaminan ts and preven t accide nts and limit the ir conseq uencesOll human beings anJ the environment; and

( i i) pr"vi d ~ r~~O IIS worki ng on the s ite with the training. equ ipme nt and theinformation necessary to ensu re t heir sa fety ,

5. G rllDt of lI u lhnri7~ntio ll tor ba nd ling hazllnlo Wl wa stes

( I ) Every penil 'll ... ho is eq::.1II;ed in gcncrauen. proceveing, treatment, p;,~~<:. storage.

tran~pon1!ti(ln. usc. collection, destruction. ron..er, i" n. offmnp. for sale. tTaMfcr or tho: like ofthe hv.llnlu~ waste shall req uire I" obtain an ·:llUlboriz.m (\l\ from th e Sl...~ Pollution Control

Buard.

( 2 ) Tho: hazardous ....11,;\0: , h..l1 be collected, treated, re-cycled . re-processed. sto red orJ i$P03.:d ofo nly in !-u"h Icc tlines as may be aUlhori Zl:() by lIle Stare Pol!ution CUIllrr,l Board for

thO:Pll~.

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( 3) Every person engag~d in generation, precessing. treatment, pw:lrnlle, storage.

transportation. 1,15<:, collection. destruction, conversion, oITm nli for u lc, transfer Of the like uf

the hazardous waste or OCl.:UJIicr of lhe Ieciliryshall make an arr1ic::ation in For m I ttl~ StatePollution Control Board for authorization within II period of ~i~ ty days from the dale ofcommencement of these rules.

Provided thai lin)' persoe alllhoril etl under me rrov is io~ of the l lvardous Wasle

(M"fIlIgi:!ment and Handling) Rules . J9(1 9, pr:or III the date of coming iroto force 9f these rules,

shall 1101 require 10 make an application for RU".hori,...non till lhc period of ~xplry >.I f suchaut horization.

( 4 ) On receipt of the applic.allon complete in all respects for the .aulhoriz.n ion, the StatePollution Control Board may. afto:r such inquiry >IS it considcn neces'>lll')' and on being sal idi~

tha t the applicant possesses appropriat e facllittes, technical capabilities end l;9 uipm~nl tuhandle hazardous waste safely, iran! within a period of one hundred aro<l lw~nt)' QlI}'1 ~11

authorization in For lll 2 10 the applicant which shall be- valid for II period of llve rd~~ anc;lshall be subjea 10 ~uch C\>lltlitinn\ as ma~ be laid du"" I'j I ft~in .

( 5 ) The Stat e l'ullutin" Control Board m~~ after p.iving reasonable oppo rt4 nl \~' !;If Ps:in ~

heard to the apr l i ~ant refuse to grant a"y authorization.

( 6 ) ~~ i:I)i rr:rs OQauthorized under 1!lC'5e rub shall maintain the record ollu7afl1ou~ ~4St@~

handled by him in for m .\ and prepare lind submit 10 the Stare Pollution Control tJoilr4, i1nannual ret urn containing the detnils specified in Form 4. on or before lh ~ 30"' dey of Junelbllowing In the flnaucia l )o' eM10 '" bich thaI ri:lum relates.

( 7 ) Aro applicatioe ti:>f the rnll:"' lI l of an 1I1J1 horLzaI;l'l1 shall be IT\.IIde in f orm I. bcfure itsexpiry and the Sl llie Pollution Cont rol Boord rna)' renew the lluthurii'lIliOl1 after llx"nl i n i ll ~ ~~~h

case on merit subject 10 the condition that there hu~ been 110 repurt of violation of the pro>'isivflsor lhi:! Act or the roil'S mildi:! there under or conditions specified in Ihi: authorization.

( S )The occ upier or operator efthe facility shall take all the steps. wherever required, fPl'reduct ion and prevention of the waste gencrated or for recycling or reuse and cOJ!1pl~ fl1~

cond itions spcclned in the autho rization.

( 9 ) Tbe Siale PoIl11t;lln Contrul Hoard ~h a' I maintain a register containing J'l3rticLllm. s f Inticonditions imposed under these rules for management of hazardous w;hlt:, and it ~Ilal ! b~ of'l"llfor Inspection d uring office hou rs 10 an)' person interested or a ffec ted or a person illjl h !lri~~

by him on his behalf

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6. Powtr to sus pen d or cancel 'Ill authni"ll . liOIl.

( I) Th e State Pollution Control Board, ma y. if in iu op inion the holder of theauth orizat ion has failed to comply with any (If the conditions of the authorizatio nor with any provisions of the Act or these ru les nod afte r giving him II reasonableopportunity of being heard and aft er recording reasons th ereof in writing cance lcr ~u~l"e!'l d the authorizatio n issued under ru le - " for such period as it considersr- ....·L .,; ~':(.~ in the p ubl ic interest.

(2) L po n ~u~pension or cancellat ion oft he author ization the State Pollution Contro lBeard rna)' give d in.'Ctions 10 Ute person whose authoriza tion has been suspendedor cancelled for the safe storage o f the hazardou s .... astes . and such person shallcomply with such d irec tions.

7. Stonae of Hazardous waste.

( I) The occupiers. ret)":1cn. re-processora. re-users, arid operators of t:ldlili"", rna} store Thehazardous wa:s~ for a period not exceeding ninety days and shall maintain a rC<:ON ufsale , tran~ fer, storage. recycling and reprocessing of such wastes and make these recordsavailable (or inspection :Provided that the Stale Pollution Conlro l Boord may exlm;! the said period in followingcases. namc:I)':- .

(i) small gc:n~ratof'i up to ten tone~ per ..,nfm;(ii) recyclers. re-prccessc rs and fadli!)' operators up to s ix months (If their

annual capacity;( iii) Cert<:'rutoo who :10 not han: acces s to any T reatment, Srorage. r>iSrtJ5al

Fac ilil)' in thecuncemc:d State; or(iv) the waste \\o hich needs 10 be speciflcehy stored for development of a

process for its recycling. reuse.

CI/A. PTER - III

PROCEDURE I'O R RECYC LIN G , REPROCESSL"IG OR Rr L"SF: OF HAZA RDO US WASTES

8. ProcedllN for i rant or regi.~tra tio. :

( I ) Every person desiro\!!; of recycling or reprocessing the hazardous wastespecified In Schedule - IV may make an application in For m 5 accompanied with a

copy each of the following documents fur the grant or renewal of the registraticru-

(a) consent to eor.abJish granted b) the ~ta!e Pollution Contro l Board under theWater (p revention and Ccnrrcl of Pollution) Act, 1974 ( : ~ of IQ74) and

the Air (Prevention and Control of'Polluucn) Act, 1 9~ 1 ( 21uf t lj ~ l ) ;

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xr TIl E GAZETIE 0 1'1~0I·\; r.XT R ...orWI:\ARY IP~ RT II---..<;r r . 3(Ii)1

(b) cl'rti l'icate of registrat ion issu ed by the District Industries Cent re or <lily

othe r government age ncy auth orised in lhi, regard;

(c) proof of installe d capa city of p lant and mac hinery issued by the District

Industrie s Centre or any other govemmer n<Igency authorised in th is behalf;

and

(d) in case o f rene-val. cert ifica te of compliance of effluent, emission ~ lim.brd,

a nd treatment and disposal of hazardous wa"",", a.~ applicable. front the

State Pollution Co nrro! Board or the Conc erned Zonal O ffice of Cent ra l

Pollution Cun tru l Board.

(2 ) The Central Pollution Control Board . on bei nO': sa tis fied th i.l( ihe ap plican t is utilizingenvironmentally sound techno logies and POS,CSSC5 adequate technical wlpiJbi ljt i ~"

requisite facilities. and equ ipment to recycle. rcpr"ct'~s or rt' LJ , e hazardous wastes, maygrant registration to ~lld, applican ts st ipulating the rein nec essary conditions for carryingour sa fe operat ions in the authorize d place on ly.

(3) The Central Pollution Ccrurol Board sha ll dispose ~)I' the applicat ion for regi strationwith in a pe riod or "Tl ~ hundred twenty days from the date of the receipt of suchdpp licat ion com plete in a ll respects.

(4 ) The registrdti(]!l, iss ued unde r sub-rule ( 2) shall be valid to r a per iod of five- years fromthe date of its issue, unle ss the operatio n is disc ontinued by the unit or the registrution i.isuspended or cancelled hy th~ Centra l Pollutiun Control B'~ '1rJ .

(5) T he Central Pollution Comrct Board may cance l or suspe nd t he registrat ion granted un derthese rilles if ;t has reasons to believe that the recycle r Or r"'- p r<J~ es, l)r has failed IIIcomply wi,h any o f !!1e conJ ; li nT!~ of the regis tr at ion. or with any pro vision of the Act orrules made thereunder .

(6) The Central Pollutio n Con trol Bo ard may aft er giving J reaso nable o pportunity of beingheard to the deT icant, by orde r, re [",e lo gral't or rene e, the r"g istrul iull

(7) The rec yc ler Dr re-proeeS"llr ~hH I1 rna inrain record, of ],M..lrdous ,v,,-' le ,o; purchdsed alldprocessed an d shall ti le -an ann ual return of its act ivities of' previous year ill Fo rm (, to theSlate Poll ut ion Control Board. Or! or be fore the .m" dc.y of Junc of eve ry year.

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("lfTf 1l ~J(ii l J "9. Cond ltion~ fur sa lt or lraud er of H uLlud oUi wastes for ",C)·d ing.-

The occupi er generating the hazardo us ",ao;1P\ specified in Scbcdetc-Iv ma~ sell it only

to tile rec ycler having a ~uJiJ registration rroen the Ce ntra l Ptll1 u1 ioo l'oCllroi Boon! for

rec ycling or rcccverr .

10. SU udard~ for ra.")cliull;.-

The Central Governme nt and Central PlIlI" ti,)O Control Board rna)' i ,~ " ue the guidelines(or standards of pertortuancc fllr recy cling precesses (rom time to tiffit!,

II. (lti!i;t;lIlion of hazardous wlI ,l"s.-

The uulisaticn of hazardous wastes as a supplementary reso urce or for cm:Tg:)'recovery, or a fter processing shill! be carried out b) the units only liner tlht aill jn~

a ppro, a1 (m m the Central Pollution Cootrol Beard.

CHAP'IEH.I VL\lPORT ,\l".;n r XPORT OF H.\l.,.\W,OOl:S WASTE S

12. (mp"rt un d es port (triMboundaT} mm cmcDI) lJ f ba.llldou~ ..'ll'tl....-

Tho: Min i<J: ~ of Environment ami Forests shall be the nodal Mini ~l ry [0) dea l with tile

trans-boundary moveme nt ol ee hazardous ....·llSll':> " Ild Ln grant perm ission IQr transit of

the ha711 rd.OLI;; .... "-,,i.<:s throughlilly part o f India.

13. lmpur-t lin d ex port of haza r rtous wastcs. >-

(I ) '1 0 import of the haza rdous was tes from any country tu Indi" r"f disposal shall bepermi tt ed.

{~} the import or II:vardous w aste from lin) country shall be permitt ed only fur therC'C) cl ; n~ or recovery or reuse.

(3) Th e expon ofhazard ous wastes from India rna) be a llowed to an :l.CIUJ I userof the wastes or operator of II d i ~rosll l fac ility with the Pri or In formedCo nsent of the impo rting country lu ens ure en vironmentally sou nd managementof the hazardous waste in question.

(4 ) No import or ex por t of the haza rdous \\ estes specified in Sch edule - VI shal lbe pcrmiued.

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14. l m po r t or 1'.... (>0.-1 o f Hezarueus waste for recycling, recovery a nd rt'US\'5.-

( I ) The impo rt and expo rt o f the hazardo us wastes specified in Schedule - Il l, sha ll beregulated in accordance w ith the conditions laid down in the said schedule:

(2) Su bject to the pro vision s contained in sub-rule (I ), •

(i) the import or ex port o f the Ha zardous wastes specified in Part A of Schedule.: 111 shall requ ire Prio r Informed Consent uf the country from where it isimported or exported 10 , and shall require the license from the Directorate Generalo f r K eign Trade end the mOT written permission o f the CI'ntr31Government,

( ii) the import o f the hazardous wastes specified in Pa rt B of Schedule 1II sha ll notrequire Prior Informed Consent of the co untry from where h is lmported..

( iii ) rbe im port and export of the hazardous W~1CS nOl: specified in Part A andPart B o f Schedule III but having tile: hazardous characteristics outli ned in Part Cof the said Schedule shall require the prior writte n permi ssion of the Ce ntralGovernment. before it is imported into or exported from India, as the case may be.

15. Proced ure fo r export of Haza rd,.us wastes rro l11 lndia.-

( I) " n~· person intend ing to l'1C pon hazardous wastes ~ptei li eJ in Schedule-Il l shall apply inForm 7 and Fo rm H along with full cover insurance policy fo r consignm ent to the CentralGovern ment for the proposed trans boundery movement of th e hazardous wastes togetherwith the Prior Informed Co nsen t in writ ing from the importing country.

(2) 0 11 receipt of such applicat ion, the Ceurer Government may give a ' No ObjectionCe rtificate' for the proposed export within Q period o f sixty da ys from the date ofsubmi ssion o f the app1lcation and may impose conditions as it rna)' con sider necessary.

(3) 11Ie Centr al Gu \ cm ment. shall forward a copy of the 'No Objection Certifica te' grantedunder sub-rule (2), to lhc Central Po llution Control Board, the concerned Slate Po llut ionControl Board and the concerned Port and Customs authorities for ensuring compliance of thecondi tion s. i f any, o f tbe export and (0 take appropri ate steps lor the sa il: handling o f thewaste shipment.

( 4 ) The exporter shal l ensure th at no consignment is shipped before the ' No O bjectionCertificate " is received from the importi ng counnJ.

( 5 ) Th e exporter shall also ensure that the shipment is accompan ied w ith the MovementDocument in For m 9.

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( 6) The exporter shal l inform the Ministry o f Environment and Forest upon com plet ionof the trans-boundary movement.

( 7) The expo rter of the hazardous wastes shall ma intain the records of the hazardouswastes exported by him in Form 10 and the record so ma inta ined sn a'! be availa ble forinspection..

16. Proced ure for im port of Haz a rdous Waste-

( J ) A person inte nding to import or trans it lor trans-boundary movement of hazardouswastes specified in Schcdulc-l l! shall apply in Fo rm 7 and Fnrm 8 to the CentralGovernment o f the pro posed import wherever applicah le, together with the Prior InformedConsent, whic h eve r appfic ahle and shall send a copy of the application, sim ultane ously, 10the concerned State Po llut ion Control Hoard to ena ble them to se nd their com ments andobservat ion s, if an y, to the Ministry of Environment and Fo rests within ,I period of thirtydays.

(2 ) On receipt of the application in co mplete, the Ministry of Enviro nment and Forestsshall examine the application considering the co mments and obse rvations, if an y, receivedfro m the State Pollution Control Boards, and may grant the pe rm ission for import withi n it

period of sixty days subj ect to the cond ition that the importer has .

( i) the enviro nmentally so und recycling, reco very or reuse facilitie s:(ii) adequate facilities and arrangement for treatme nt and d i sNJ~a l of wa<,le,

generated: and(iii) a valid registration from the Ce ntral Po llutio n Cont rol Hoard and a proof of

being an actual user, if required under these rules .

(3) The Ministry of Environment and Forests shall for ward a copy ofthe permission grantedunder sub-r ule ( 2) to the Central Pollution Co ntrol Bo ard, the concerned State Pollut ionContro l Board an d the concerned Port and Customs author it ies for ensuring complianc e ofthe conditions o f imports and safe hand ling of the hazardous was te.

(4) The Ministry of Environment and Forests shall comm unicate the permission to theimporter.

( j ) The Port and Cu stoms authorities shall ensure that shipment is accompani ed by theMovement Docu ment in Form 9 and the test report of analysis of the hazardous wastecons ignment in que stion , from a labo rator y accredited by the ex porting cou ntry.

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(6) The Cu stoms authority shall collect three randomly draw n samp les of the cons ignment(prior to d earing the consignment a<; per the provisions laid down under the Cust om.. I\ CI.I%2) fo r analysis and retai n the report to r a period of two years, in order to ensure thai inthe event o f an y dispute, II:. to whether the consignment conforms or not 10 the dec larationmade in the ap plicati on an d Movement Docu ment .

(7) Th e importer uf the hazardous waste shall mainta in record .. o f me hazardous wa steimported by him in For m 10 and the record so maintained shall be available for inspect ion,

( 8 ) The importer shall also inform the concerned Slate Po llution Contro l Boa rd and theCentral Po llution Cor.trol Hoard. the date and lime of the arrival of the consignment o f urchazardous waste ten days in advance.

17. lIIegaITrame.-

(I) The export and import uf haza rdous wastes from and into India shall be deem ed illegali f·

( i ) it is without permiss ion of the Central Govermnem in accordance withthese rule s, or

( ii ) the permission has been obtai ned thro ugh ta lsific arion, mis-representationor fraud ; or

(iii) it doe s not co nform to the shippi ng details provided in the movementdocuments: or

(iv) it results in deliberate disposal [i.e.. d umping) of hazardous wastes incon cavemtion of the Base l Conve ntion and of general pr inciples o f Internationalor National Law.

(2)_ In case o f illegal imp nrt of the hazardous wastes , the importer shall re-export thewaste in question at his C9lit .... [th in a period of ninety days from the da te o f its arriv al intoIndia and its impl efT1entatiOn \\;11 be ensured by the cc.iccmcd State Po llution Control Be ard .

CHAPTER - Y

TRE..-\nU::"'T. s r OR" r. ¥. ANn msr o s.ct. F.-\ C1LITY t OR IV,L.-\RDOn WASTlS

(I) The Sta:e Govemmcru, oect'pier. operator of a rncWt)' or i:ll} association of occupiers shallir,c ivillllilily or joimty pr ~e\'r. l'lllt,., f-c responsible for. and identify sites tor establishing the focilitr lortre!l!u'nt, storage and d:spo;>u l of the hazardous. \\ i>S~S in tile'S:ale.

t ::: ) The operator of common factllty or occupier 01' :1 capt ive facility, shall design and set upthe Treatment . Storage ~I'!J Disposal Facility as per techn ical guldelln es issued by the CentralPollution Control Board i ll Ihi~ regard from lime to time and shall obtainapproval fro m the Statel'cliutionCcntrol Hoard for design and layout in this regard trent time to time.

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( J) The Stare Pollution Control Board shall monitor the ~t:t[in g up and operation of theTreatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities regularl)'.

(4) The operator of me Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facility shall be responsible for sefcand environm entally sound operation of the Treatment, thc Storage and Disposal Faci lity and itsclosure and post closure phase, as per guidelines issued by the Central Po llution Control Boardfrom time to time.

( 5 ) The t1petator of the Treatment, Storage and Disposal facil ity <.ha ll maintain records orhazardous wastes handled by him in Form 10.

CH.~ PT ER - \il

PACKAGING, LABf:LU:-; C, Ai"i D TRA NSPORT or HAZARnOUS WASn : .

19. Packaging and ht~lin~.-

(I ) The occupier or operator of the Treatment, Storage and Disposa l Facility orrecycler shall ensure that the hazardo us waste are packaged and labeled, based Oil thecomposition in a manner suiu ble for safe handling, o;tllrage and transport as per theguidelines issued by the Central Pollution CooU'OI Board from time to t ime.

(2) The labe ling and packaging shall be easily visible and he- abrc to withstandphysical conditions lind climatic factors.

20. Transportation o~ Il a7.udous "' '')(C.-

( I) The transport of the hazardous wastes Nil he in accordance with the provisions l. f

these rules and the rules made by the Ccnuel Government under the Motor v ehicles Act.

1988 and other guidelines issued from time to lime in this regard.

(2) Th e occupier shall prov ide the transporter with the relevant information in Form11, regarding the hazardous nature of the wastes and measures to be taken in case or'an

emergency and 511311 mark the hazardous wastes containers as per For m 12.

(3) In case of transport of hazardous wastes for final disposal to a facility lor

treatment, storage and disposal ex i"it ing in II State other than the State where the hazardouswaste is generated, the occu pier shall obtain ' No Ohject ion Certificate' from the Slate

Pollu tion Control Board of both the Slates.

(4) In case of transporta tion of hazardous wastes through a State other than the Stateof ori gin or dest ination. the occupier shal l intimate the concerned Stale Pullutlon Control

Boards before he hands over the hazardous \\'a:;lt:s LOthe transrr'rter.

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ZI . \I :m ifcst system (Mo'-emE-lI t llocumenl to be used wi thin th e ceuutry on l~ ).-

(1) The occ upie r shall prepare six co pies of the manifest in Form 13 comprising of

co lour code ind icated below and all six copies shall he signed by the trans porter:

( Op)- Dllm t....r Purposewilb cojcar eode

( 2 )

( I )

Copy I (While) To be forward ed b)' the occu pier 10 the Stale Polluucn Control

Board or Committee.

Cop~ 2 (YlI'lIo,,") To be carried by the occupier after taking sign atu re on 11 furm the

transporter and Ihe rest of the four copies to be carried by metransporter.

( "l}PY311,iTl ki To b.: retained ~- til.. npemtor ofthe facility ane r si ~nalure.

( I V) ' .. (or.a n~e) To re rctcmed to 'h' transporter by lh' operator of

facility/recycler afte r accepting waste.

c.:op)'5 1green ) To I", returned by the operator of the facility to State Pollution

Control Boerd'Ccmrninee after treatmentand disposal or wastes.

( :opy6( lJIuc) 10 be fl:tumcd b}" the 0rcr"lor ofthe bto.; iliry 10 the occ upier afte~

treauncnr and J i' J'lOMl or llaJanloo5 materi als/ wastes.

(2) The occupier sh all fo rward copy I (white) to tile State Pollution Contro l Hocrd.

and in ~3.~ the hazardo us waves is likely 10 be tra nsported through 3rly transit State. the

occupier ,hall prepare an add itiona l copy each for intimano n to such State und forwa rd mesame to the con cerned State Pollut ion Contro l Boord before he hands on-r the haza rdous

wastes 10 the transporter.r

(.Il No rrans pcncr shall accept haza rdous wastes from an occup ier tor trans port un less

it is accompan ied b) copies :; to 6 of the manifest.

(4 ) The transpo rter shal l <;ubfllit copies 3 III 6 of rbe manifest d uly sign~ \\ ith dare to

the operato r of the fac ility alon!!: with the was te consign men t.

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(5) Operator of the facility upon complet ion of trcetmcnt and disposal operations of

the hazardous wastes shall forward copy 5 (green) to the State Pollution Control Board

and copy 6 (blue) to the occupier and the copy 3 (pink) shall be retained hy the operato r of

the facility.

C HA PT ER VIIMISCELLANlOUS

22. Records and retar ns.,

(I) The occupier generating hazardous wastes and operator of the lilciliL.I' for disposal

of hazardou s waste shall main tain records ofsuch operations in Form J .

(2) The occupier and operator or a fac ility shall s\:nd annual returns to the Slate

Poll ution Cc nuol Board in For m 4.

(3) TIIO: 5t,,\I." Pollution Contro l Board "hall prepare an inventory of the hazardous

wastes withi n its Jurisdiction and compile othe r relat ed information like rec yuling of the

hazardous WaSI l' S and treatmen t and disposal uf the hazardous wastes based on tho:returns ti led by respect ive occupier and operator of the llicility .

23. Responsibi lity of Au rhorhies.cThe Authority specified III column 2 of theSchedule VII shall perform the duties as specified in colurnn J of the Schedule suhject to

the prov is ions of these rules .

24. Accident repor ting an d fcllow-up.. Where an accident occurs at the facility or on ahuvurdous waste s ite or during transportation of the hazardous waste, the occupier oro perator of the faci lity or the transponer. as the case may be, shall report immediatelyto the State Pollution Control Board about the acc ident ill Furml a.

2:-. Lia bility of occupier. transporter. operator of II Iacllhy lIlIll Impor tcr.,

( I) The occupier, importer, transporter and ope rator of the faci lity shall be liable for all

damages caused tu the environmen t or third party due to improper handling of thehazardous wastes or disposal of the hazardous Wible, .

(2) The occupier and the operator of the faci lity shall be liable to pay financialpenalties as lev ied tOI' any vlolation of the provisions under these rules hy the State

Pollution Contro l Hoard with the prior approval of the Centra l Pollution Control Board.

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26. Appeal. -

TIJEGA1.ETrEOFINDlA;IXTR\ORDI!I'ARY [P.\RT11- SEC 3(ii)1

(I) Any person aggrieved by an order of suspension or cancellation or refusal ofauthorization or its renewal passed hy the State Pollution Control Hoard, may,within a period of thirty days from the date on ",vhich the or der is communicated tohim, prefer an appeal in Form 15 to the App ellate Authority comprising of theEnvironment Secretary oft he Stale .

(2) Any person aggrieved by an order of suspension or cancellation or refusal ofregistration or its renewal passed hy the Ce ntral Poll ution Contro l Hoard, may.within a per iod of thirty days from the date on which the order is communicated tohim, prefer an apPC31 in Fo rm 15 to the Appellate Aut hority comprising of theSecretary, to the Government of India in the Ministry of Environment andForests .

( 3) The Appellate Authority may entertain the appeal after the exp iry ofthe said periodof thirty days jf it is sat isfied that the appellant was prevented by suffic ient causefrom fil ing the appeal in time.

( 4 ) Every appeal tiled under this nile shall be disposed of wit hin a period of sixty daysfrom the date or its filing.

Schedule I{Se ,· rule.\ 3 (I)l

List of processes gen frating haza rdous wastes

- --~.I\o. Processes Hazardous waste *1. Petrochemical rrm:c~se~ an 1.1 Furnace/renctur residue and debris

pyrulytic operations 1.2 TliJT)' residues1.3 Oily sludge emu lsion1.4 Organ ic res idues1.5 Residues from alkali wash of fuels1.6 Still bottoms from dist illat ion pro[:ess1.7 Spent cataly st and molecular s ieves1.8 Ston oil from wastewater, Drilling operation tor oil an 2. 1 Drill cuttings containing oil

Igas product ion 2.2 Sludge containing oil

2.3 Dril ling mud and other dr illing wastes ,, , , ,

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I 3, Cleaning, emptying and 3 ,I Oil-conta ining cargo residue, washinmaintenance of petroleum oil water and sludgestorage tanks inc lud ing sh ips 3.2 Chemical-con tain ing cargo res idue an

sludge3.3 Sludge and filters contam inated with oil3.4 Balla st water contain ing o il from ships .

4 Petrol eumrefini ng/re-proce ssi ng of useoil/recyrling of waste oil

4,1 Oily sludge/emulsion4.2 Spent cata lyst4,3 Slop oi l4,4 O rganic res idues from process4,5 Spent cla y con taining o il

--= h, -== = ,----- - - -----j5, Industrial operations usm 5 ,I Use d/spent oilminera l/synthetic oil II 5.2 Wastes-residues containing oi llubr icant in hydraulic systemor other applications

6. Secondary production and/o 6.1ind ustrial use of zinc

6.2

6.]

6.4

Sludge and filter press cake arising out 0

produ ction of Zinc Sulphate and otheZinc Compounds

Zinc fines/dust/ash/sk immin gs(dispersible form)Other residues from processing of Linash /sk immingsFlue gas dust and other particulates

7.

I'I

Primary productionof zinc/lead/copper lindother non-ferrousmetals except aluminium

Secondary product ioncopper

7.1 Flue gas dust from roasting7.2 Process residues7.3 Arsenic-bearing sludge7.4 Non ferrous meta l bear ing sludge an

residue.7.5 Sludge from scru bbers

0 , 8.1 Spe nt electro lytic so lutions8.2 Sludges and filter cakesg.3 Flue gas dust and other particulates

i 9. Secondary produc tion of lead 9.1 Lead bearing residues9 .2 Lead ash/particulate from flue gas

comainlng cadm ium anProduction and/or industr ial 10.1 Resid"'C,c,--cc::--::= =--c== = = =cJuse of cadm ium and arsenic arse nicand the ir compounds !

10.

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I I. Prod uctio n o f primary ansecondary alum inium

11.1. Sludges fro m olT-g as treatment11.2. Cathode resi dues incl uding pot lining

wastes11.3. Tar containing waste s11.4. Flue gas d USI and other par tic ulates11.5. Wastes fmm treatment of salt slag, and

black dresses

12 , Metal surface tre atment, such' 12.1 Acid resid uesas etch ing, staining. polishing,' 12.2 Alkal i residuesgal...anising. cleaning, 12.3 Spent hath/ sludge contain ing su lphide,

,

n ing

dc greasing. plat ing , etc. cyanide and toxic metals1 ~ _ 4 SluJ ge from beth containing erg:

solvents12 .5 Phosphate slud ge12,6 Sludge from sta ining bath12,7 Copper etch ing resid ues12.11 Plating meta l s ludge

13. Production o f iron and steel 13.1 Sludge rrom acid recovery un it

including other ferro", '''0'113., Benzol acid sludge(electric furnaces; vee 13.3 Decanter lank tar sludgeroll ing and fin ishing mills ' 13.4 Fur storage tank res idueCuke oven and b) producplant)

14. Hardening of steel I ..U Cyaetde-, nitrate-, cr nitrlte-conta isludge

I I·U Spent hardening <:all

I ' . Production of asbestos or 15.1 Ashesros-containi ng residuesasbestos-contalnlng materials 15.2 Discarded asbestos

15.3 Dust-parnc ula rcs from exhnnsttreatmen t.

16. Production o f causuclind chlo rine

soda 16.1 1I.kl\:ur~ bear ing sludge16.2 Hesiducislud ges and filter cakes16.3 Brine s ludge contai ning mercury

Product io n o f m inera l ac ids

Production ofmtre genou s encomplex fertilizers

17.

I ' .

Production o f phe no l

17. J Residues. dusts or ti ller cakes17.2 Spent catal ~'st

18.1 xpem cal·C'-;:I,~.:---­18.2 " pent carbon18.3 Siud ge.·ro:siduc containing urscnic

, 1 ~ .4 Chrom ium sludge from \~ IJ l e r cooling

J:-7.:c-.,low er1<:1 .1 Kcs idue '~ l ud ge co ntaining r ht'noJ

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w estcs'restdues (not madevegetable or an ima l materia ls)

Producuon and or Industrial 23. 1use of glUt":>, cements,adhesive an d resins

.3.

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20. Product ion and/or industria 20.1 Contaminated aromatic, aliphatic oJusc of solvents napthenic solvents rna)' or rna)' not be f '

for N:U'.e.20.2 Spert solvents20.3 Dist illat ion residues

-21. Production and/or inJustria 21.1 Process wa stes , res -du es & sludges

usc of pa ints. pigment 21.2 Fillers residueslacquers . varn ishes, p lasticand inks

[ 22. Product ion of plastic ra 22 .1 Residues of additives used m plaStIc;materials ma nufactu re like dyes tuff s. stabilizers

flame retardants, etc.22.2 Residues and waste of ptauc iscrs22 3 Residue s fro m vinylc hlor icle mooome I

production22 .4 Residues (ru m acry lonitrile product ion22 .5 Noe-potymensed res idues

> , ,

24. Product ion of canvas and 24,1 Chemica l res iduestext iles

25 . Industrial productionfonnularlon ofpreservatives

,nwo o

25 .125.2

Chcm lcal reslduesResidues from wood alka li bath

26. I Prod uction o r industrialuse of 26.1synthcnc dyes,d ye -intermediates andpigme nls 26_2

Process waste sludge/ resid llescontaining ac id or othe r toxic metals ororgan ic comp lexesDust lrom air filtra tion system

29. Product ion. and- fo rmulat iOT 29. 1 Process wastes/resid uesof pesticid es includin 29.2 Ch emical sludge containing residuestock-piles pesrki des

29 .3 Date-e xpired a nd off-specirlcetio_ _ _ _ __ pest icide s

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30 . Leather tanneries 30.1 Chromium bearing residoes and sludges

31. Electronic Industry 31.1 Process residues and ...astes312 Spent etching chemicals and solvents

32. Pulp & Paper Industry 32.1 Spent chemicalsfrom usc oj32.2 Corrosive westes unsmg

strong acid ami bases I32.] Process sludge contai ning adsorbahle

organic halides IAOx] I33. Disposal of barrels 33.1 Chcmicel-ccntaininr- -esjdue ar i ~ing (1\'""\

containers used for handlin decontaminanon.of hazardous wastes 33.: z.Iudge from treatmen t of waste warechemicals arising out of cleaning I d isposal 0

barrels I containers33: ) i~arded containers I barrels I lineN

contami nated with hazardouwastes/chemicals

34. Purificatio n and treatment 0 34.1 Flue gas cleaning residueexhaust a il', water & wast 34.2 Spent ion exchange resin containing toxt ,water trow the processes , metalsthis schedule and commo~ 34.3 Chemical sludge [rum waste wnteindustrial effluent treauncn treatmentplants (CH P's ) 134.-1 Oil and g~3~e ~kimming residues I

34.5 Chromium sludge from cooling I'o lil C""\

3' . Punficarion process for 35.1 Filters and filler material which hav~organic compounds/solvents organic liquids in them, e.g. mineral oil f

synthetic oil "'" organic chjorinecompounds

352 Spent \:libl)' ~l

35.3 Spent carbon-

36. Hazardous ....~te treatme n .16.1 Sludge from wet scrubbersprocesses, c.g. incineration 36.2 ,,'" from incineration of hazardou sdistillation. separation a n waste. flue gas cle:m:ng residuesconcentration techniques 36 3 Spent acid from batteries

36.4 Distillation res iJuc~ from co maminarecorganic~I ...ents

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• The inclusion uf wastes contain ed in this Schedule doe~ not preclude the usc: ofSchedule 2 to demonstrat e that the waste is not hazarrtons. In case uf dispute. thematter would be referr ed to the Tec hnical Review Commitl t \.: constituted by'·loFF.

,Vote; The high volume low t!f/e('/ wastes men U.t fly ash. I'Jrosl,hu.VJpn jlfl. red mud.\fu;( l"(rumpyrometallurgical ()(I<·rat;nnl . mint' tuilings and ore b"'n<!ficiulion rej ects are excludedl ru", thecategory' uf hazardaus wastes. Scporute guidehnes On 1~ m,magemt'n l ofthese wastes shall heissued by CreD,

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List of Waste Coesttm ents with Co ncentration Llmits "Cl:m AConcentration limit: Il 50 m~"'g

A 1 Antimony lIOd antimony comp oundsA2 Arsenic IUId arsenic compoundsA3 Rerylliun ~: .d bery llium compoundsA4 Cadmium and cadmium compoundsAS Chromium (VI) compound"A6 ~ten;ury and mercury compoundsA7 Selenium and selenium compoundsAll Tellu rium -;~ tel lurium compound..A9 Thal lium a d thallium compound>A IO Inorganic f,,) aniJc compoundsAll Metal carbenylsAl2 NaprhaleneA13 AnthraceneA14 Phen anthreneAI S Chrysene, benzo (a) anthracene. Iluoranthene. benzo (Ii) pyre ne, bcnzo (1<) fluoranthcn e,

indeno (I , 2 3-cd) pyrcne and benzo {ghi} peryleneAI6 halogenated compounds of aromatic rings. e go polychlorinated biphenyls,

polychlcrctcrphcnyls lind their derivativesAI7 Halogenated aromatic com poundsA IS BenzeneA 19 Organo-ch lorine pest jcidesA20 Organo-tin Compounds

Class IfConcentration limit: - 5. 000 mg/kg

8 1 Chromium (Ill ) compoundsB2 Cohalt compoundsU3 CVPP-;:f compounds8 4 Lead and lead compound,B5 Molybdenum compounds86 Nickel compoundsU7 Inorgan ic Tin compoundsOil Vanadium compoundsB9 Tungsten compoundsB Id Silver compoundsHI I Halogenated aliphatic compoundsB 12 Organo ph09"hfIrU 'j compounds

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OJ) Organic peroxidesBl 4 Organ ic nitro-and nirrnso-cornpoundsU15 Organic oro-end azcoxy compou nd..D16 J'\itrilcsH17 AminesH1H (Iso-and thio-) cy ana te"B 19 Phenol und phenolic compounds920 MercaptansB21 Asbestos8 22 Hulogcn-sllanes~2J Hydraziee (5)1\24 Flcurinc825 Chlor ine826 Bromine8 27 White and red phosphorusB21:\ Ferro-silicate and alloysU211 Man ganese-silicate8 30 Halogen-containing compounds .... hich produce acidic vapo urs on co ntact with humid ail or

water, e.g . silicon Ictr:J.ch loride. alum in ium chlClrid e. titanium tetrachloride

CIs..." CConcentra tion limi t; 0 20. 000 mg.k g

C I Ammonia and ammonium compounds(2 Inorgan ic peroxides(3 Barium compounds e..cept bar ium sulphate(4 Ffuorine compoundsCS Phosphate COffiJl(lOnJs excepl phosphates o f aluminium, calcium and iron( 6 Brornates, (hypo-brcmites)C7 Chlorate), (hypo-cbtori tes) ,( 8 Aromatic compounds omer than the se listed under A12 to A 18C9 Organic silicone compoundsC 10 Organ ic sulph ur compoundsCi l IodatesC l2 Nnrates, nitritesC13 SulphidesC1" Zinc compoundsC IS Salts of per-acidsCl6 Acid amldesC I7 Acid anhydrides

lli:ss DConcentrat ion limit: [ 50,000 mg/kg

oI Total Sulphur02 Inorganic acids

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D3 Meta l hydrogen sulp haresO~ Oxides and hydroxides except those of hydroge n, carbon, s ilicon, iron. aluminum, t itanium,

manganese, magnes ium. calc ium05 Total hydrocarbons other than those listed under A 12 to A 18D6 Organic oxygen compoundsD7 Organic nitrogen compounds expressed as nitrogen08 XitridcsD9 Hydrides

CI@uE

Regardless of concentration limit. Class ified as hazardous wastes if the waste exhibits an>- oflite following Characterlstlcs.

EI FlammableFlammable wastes with flesh point 65,6\ : or below.

E2 Explosivew astes which mcy explode under the effect of fl ame, heat or photochemical co nd itions. Anyother waste of explcsive materials included in the Indian Explosive Act.

E3 Corrosi....cWastes which may be corrosive. by chemical act ion. will cause severe dama ge when IIIcontact with li\' ing tissue

[4 'I oxicWastes containing I)[ contam inated with established toxic and or eco- tox fc constituents.

E5 Carc inogenicity. .\ fulagt nt:eity and Endocrine disrupti.. ityWastes contaminated or containing established carcinogens. mutagens and endocrinedisrupters

'WiDle "'Ofl~tillJ enl5 and tneir ccncentrancn nmns giVClI in t!l i. 11. 1 are bued 011 Ct}'t\' hile BAG,' II."... ~eth.-rldll<!.

F.fI ~ i ronment Prot ....UOfl ,\ geney) Lisl of nuard<1 lL~ S"""tlIroce~. In oeeer 10 de~id~ ....h<:th~ spec ific I";u,:e; lin edalx>~ i~ nll7ardous or not , follo ...inl: p.,inh be taken into <,:nn.~ i derMjn n '

(i) If a co mponent of It..: ..as l'" apr-; ars in c ec (If Ih" Ii "" ri~k c1l1S$es liSied 300. e IA.M.CV or t ) and Iheconccmraocn or the componenl is eqllill lo Of mQrelhom lh" hmil for Iii.: rele'·. nI fish class, II..:material is Ihenclassified as na7ardllUs "' l-~le .

(ii) Ira Cr.emk d! w mpo""d w [email protected] hu .ardll'" comtitl:.cnt is prCJc:lt in the WAltC. 1M ccec c-uencn limit docs11 0t aprly to the co mpo und. Nil unl)' I<J Ihe r..uard,'us co"~litL ", nl i t~e1f.

(iiil If multiple h;w"dull' eL)"~I ' I L,," ,, l, fmm the , arne clas .' are pre'enl in In" WlI, t" . the cuncentmti"n, ilre addedwgether.

(iv) If mullip k hazardous constituenl, fr\lm diJTerent da,""s are pr~ >c nt 1" th", waste, Ihe lowest C()l1cenlratinn 1;!lurcorresponding 10 the ~un . l i 11J"'l1t( s) applics

(\,) Fordetermining the concemnuiun uf the lHll.<lfJ OII ;' C('Il S I ;tU~ll t\ in tl~c ""' ll-'t~ "T n~id~ Ch 'lrac ~eri.\l i .s I.N, h i n ~

Pr.xedur. (TCl. l'.I 3.\ per .~ ST\ I ·D ~ 23'l · 92 should be ndoplN

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Sched ule III(See rules 3(1),14(1),14(2) (i) ,(ii i) and 15(1)]

PART APart A: List of Hazardous Wastes Applicable for Import with Prior Informed Consent[Anneaure VIII of the Basel Conventlo e-}

\'; aslc Lead aCid batlcncs whole or crushed. ~

Unsorted waste batteries excludlna mixtures of list H: baneri~~Waste Electrica l and elt:ctronic a~sembks or scrap conta ining, cM1ponents sccb

A I I60A I 170A I 180

Bast! No Descrtnnoe of HazardOWi Wast~

AI :\l rt al llDd M"al Mnine. wute:sAl OIO Meta l westes and v......econsisting of alloys of any of the following

• Antimon .

- Cadmium- Tellurium- Lead

A I020 waste having as ccnstifuents or contaminants, excludingmetal wastes in massiveform ali listed in B1020, any of the following:

- Cadmium. cadmium compounds.

• Antimony, antimony compounds.

- Tellurium, tellurium compounds.

, • Lead, lead compounds.

AlMO Wastes havin meta l carbon -ls as constituentsAI OSO Galvanic sludges

-A I060 Wastes Li uors from the icklin of metals.A I070 Leaching residues from zinc processing, dusts and sludges such as jaros ite.

hemati te <:(1,; ••

A IOSO Waste Zinc residues nOl included on list B containing lead and cedmium inconcentrations sufficient to exhibit hazard characteristics ind icated in Pun C ofSchedule - 3

AI090 Ashes from the incineration of Insulated copper wire

A I 100 Oust."! and res idues from as cleantn 5 stems of cop er smelters.A I II O ISpent .electrolytic solutions from copper electrorefining and elecnowlnrnng

ceerauonsAU 20 Waste sludges, excluding anode slimes, from electro lytic puri fication systems in

- COtl~T c1ectMrefmin" and electrowinnmg ope rations. _

f-~ 1 1 30 Spent etching solutions containing disso lw u.copper .AI1 50 Precious metal ash from incineration ofprintcd c ircu it hoards not included in list'

B', -

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as accumulators and other batteries included on 1i:;1 A, mercury-switches.activated glass cullets hum cathode-ray lubes and other activated glass andPCB-eapaciloni, or contaminated with Schedule 2 constituents (e.g. cadmium,mercury. lead , polychlori nated biphenyl) to an extent that they exh ibit hazardcharacteristics indicated in eart C of this Schedu le (refer R 11 )0)

A1 w ast es contalnlna princtpaljy inorga.ic coutituents, ,,-bie'" may conta inmetals and orw:uic mater ials _

A2010 Activated G1a.ss cutlets from cathode rav tubes lindother activated I"",A2030 Waste catalysts but excluding such wastes specified on list B of Schedule 3

A3 w ast es contlll ioing prinefpalfy ot'1tanic con~tituenu ,",'h ie" may conlainmetals and iDOflan ic rnat eri ab

f4~O IO W3sIe from the uctien or rocCMin!Lof~l.roleum coke and bitumenA3020 Waste mineral oils unf ufor their oriainallv intended useA3050 Wastes from production, formulation and use of resins , latex, plasticisers,

I!lue!iladhes ives excludinz such wastes soeclfied in List 8 rB4020)A3070 Waste pheno l, phenol compounds including Chlorophenol in the form ofliquids

or sludgesA3080 Waste ethers not including those specified in Lis! 8

,\3120 Fluff: light fraction from shredding

A) 130 Waste or anic hos horus compoundsA3140 Waste non-halogenated organic solvents but excluding such wastes speci fied on

List B

A )I(iQ Waste halogenated or unhalogenated non-aqueous dist illation residues arisingfrom oraanic solvent recover ... eeerarlons

....3170 w aste arising from the production of al iphatic halogenated hydrocarbons (suchas ch loromethanes, dichloroethane, vinylch lo ride, v inylidcne chlor ide, allylchloride and eoichlcrbvdrin)

A4 w astes which rnl\" c:ontain eithe inoraanic o r 0 ank constituentsM OJO Wastes from the production and preparation and use of pharmaceutica l products

but c:xctuding such wastes speci fied on List R

A4<J40 Wastes from the manufacture: foemulation and use of wood reservina chemica lsA4010 Waste from the production. formulation and use of inks, dyes, pigments, paints,

A40g0lacquers . varnish excludlna those spec ified in List B~I'O) .Wastes of an ex lcsive nature excfudm such .....estes ified on List B

A4090 Waste acidic: or basic so lutions exclud in those s cif led in List R 2120A4 100 wastes from i ndu~r i al pollut ion comrol devices for cleaning of industrial

off-gase~excludin g such wastes spec ified onLi_sl. ItM I20 Wastes that con~irt , cons ist of or are contaminated with peroxides.A41) O Waste packages and containers contain ing any (If the constituents mentioned in 1

Schedul e 2 to the~xtl: nt of concentration limits specified therein . , ':-A4140 Waste consisting of or containing off speeit1cation or out-d ated chemicals

conta ining any of the constituents mentioned in Schedule 2 to the extent of

r-A4150concentrat ion limits spec ified therein.Waste chemical substances arising from research and development or teachingac tivitie.. which arc not ident ified and 'or are new and .... hose effects on human

Ui,"health and/or the environment a re not known,

> • 'JlIed carbon nul ind udOO on List II (H2060) -

"This List is based on Annex.vtu of me Basel Co", emion on Transboundary Movement ofHazardous waste, and com prises of .... estes characterized as haza rdou s under Art icle I .~I (~) of till: Convemlon. Inclusion of was tes on this li..t docs not preclude the use of hazard

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characteristics ginn in Annex.vl l l of the Basel Conveenon (pan C ofthls Schedule) to demonstratethat the wastes are not hazardous. Cr rtain waste ClI tt"gor ies hstcd in tbe Sched ule - J (Part- A)have been pro hibited for im port. Hlilirdoll! wastes in the Schedule - 3 (Part - A) licerestricted and ca nnot be allowed to be imported wi thout pennission from Ministry of[n" ironment & Forests and DGFT license,

PART 0

List of Haza rdous Wa stes applicable for Import aod Expertnot Req uiri ng Prio r Informed Consent

[Annex IX of the Basel Ce avcnttonv]

p

8al.d No. Dcscriotion nr wasresB I :' 1rta l a nd metal-bea ring wastes8 1010 Meta l and I12c lal-allC'lY waste) in metallic, non.di~rersjble form:

- Pt:ecious metals (gold, silver.l platinLl m)*·

- Iron and steel 5crap"

~- Nickel scrap"- Aluminum scrap'"

- linc s.:rap· ·fi n 5(;rap"

---- Tungsten scrap ~ ·

- Mob bdcnurn scr<lp "

'--- - - Tanlalum scrap"- Cobalt scrbpu

f-- - Bismuth scr3pR'

f- - Titanium scrap"'"

- Zirconium ~"rap"-

=1f- - Manganese scrap to

Germaniu m Sl.:rap....-

r- -- Vanadium Sl:mp ...

~- Hafnium scrap"

- Indium scrap" -- Niobium scrap"- Rhenium sc meott- - - Gallium sn ap· "

f- - \laj;,'TIcsiulll SJCrap " -f-

- Copper Sl:fdP*"'

- Thorium ~uar

- Rare call11,, scrap

• Chromium sr r~ ..

Cadmium scrap-

~==-~E~L~"ITd~SC r<l PO(~C;X~'~lud"",-·~":g~':C-"~d~'~60d"bo'~I~"~" ~ic~:S"'_==_==~ _--.:==_--::jTellurium~f3p . " .

~I 020__ -l Clean, unconta rninntcd metal scrap. lnc hrding alloys. in I:> ulk finish ed form

(sheet. plat...s. be ams, rod s, etc.t . of:

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-01030 Refractory meta ls con ta ining n:siuoo.'S· · ..

BI 03 1 Molybdenu m. nmg-aen. titanium, tantalum . niobium and rhenium meta l andmctal a lloy wa stes in metall ic dispersible fonn [meta l powder). e:l.dudingsuch wastes es soccified in list A under entry A 1050. Galvanic sludges· 0 o ~ _

01 040 Scrap assemblies frorn electrical power generation not contaminated withlubricating o il. PCR or PC I to an extent to render them l1 azardous · ·

B I050 Mixed non-ferrous m...1:l1. heavy fract ion scrap. not containing any of t ileconst ituents mentioned in Schedule 2 to the: ee tent of concentration limitsspecified therein"

8 1060 IWaste selenium "d tellurium ;n meu llk elementa l fc rm includingoowdtt····

R1070 w aste of copper and copper alloys in dispersible for m, unless they con ta in an ~

of the consti tuems mentioned in Schedule 2 10 rbc CXWnl of concer urauo nlimit s spc:c ifio..'tl thercin.... _

810 80 Zinc ash and res idues including zinc alloys residues in dispers ible ter m unlessthey conta in any of the constituents mentioned in Schedule 2 to the exte nt (' 1"concentration limits specified thercin~"

H] 0110 Waste batteries conforming to a standard batte ry spec ification, exc!llding

L- those made with lead, cadmium (lr mercury.····

uuoo Metal bearing wastes arising from mel ting, smelting and refin ing of metals :

- Hard l ine Spe lter· ·- - - . Zinc-conta ining dres ses: O •

- Galvanlzing slab zinc top drossp~'i Zn)- Galvan izmg "lab line bottom dross (>92% I n)- Zinc die ~~tin:! dross (>&5% 7.l1)- 1101dip galvemzers slab zinc dross (belch) (>Q2% Zn- Line skimmmgs (>90'%7.l1)

--Slags from copper proe-e <:.<;ing tor further pnece~mg C" refining

containing arsenic. fcad or cadmium'v"

Slags trcm precio Lb metal s process in!!- for further rcfinina " "• Waste" of refractory linings, including crucibles, nriginatin g ( rp m coppersmehin ...- Aluminum ski/?mings (or skims) excluding _~a lt <, l a g · >I

-Tantalum -beatin g t in ~l a g s with less than 0.$% tino*H

aui o Elect rical and electronic assemblies

--- Electronic assemblies consisting only of metals or alloys .......

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- Waste electrical and electronic assemblies scrap ( inc lud ing pr inted circuitboards) no« containing components such as accumulators and otherbauerie, iecluded Qfl list A. mercury-switches. glass from cathode-raytubes and othe- activated glass and PCB-eapacitOD, or not contaminatedwith consdruents such as cadmium. mercury, lead . polychlor inatedbiphen yl] or from which these have been removed, [ 0 an extent mat theydo not pMSCSS any of the constituents mentioned in Schedule 2 10 theextent of concentration limits specified there in .... .

- Electrica l and electronic assemblies (including printed circuit boards,electronic components and wires) destined for direct reuse and not forrecvclme or final diseosal.

8 1120 Spent catalysts excl ud ing liquids used as catalysts, containing any of

Transition metals. excludin g waste catalysts (spem cata lysts, liqui d use dcatalysts or other cata lysts) on list A:

Scan d ium Titan iumVanadium ChromiumManganese IronCobalt NickelCopper ZincYttrium Zircon iumN io bium MolybdenumHafnium TantalumTun gsten Rhenium

Lanthanaides (rart earth metals):

Lanthanum CeriumPraseodymium NeedySamarium Europ iwnGadolinium TerbiumDysprosium HolmiumErbium Thu liumYnerblum Lutenum

8 1130 C leaned spent prec ious metal bearing cata lysts

B1140 Precious met al bearing res idues in solid form which contain traces ofinorganic cvanides

B1150 Precious metals and alloy wastes (gold , s il'l'l:r. the pla tinum group) in adispersible form

81160 Precious-m etal ash from the inci neration of pr inted c ircuit boards (note there lated enrrv on list i\ A 11501

81 110 Precious metal ash from the incineration of I"ootogral"h ic film

100

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8 1180 Waste photographjc film containing silver halides and metallic silver

8 11 90 w aste photographic paper containing silver halides and metall ic silver

B I200 Granulated slag arising from the manu facture of iron and q u i

8 12 10 Slag arising from the manufacture of iron and steel includ ing ~Iag as a sourceof Titaniurn dioxide and Vanadium

H1220 Slag from zinc product ion, chemically stabilized, having a high iron content(above 20%) and processed according to Industrial specifications mainly forconstructi on

81 230 Mill scaling arising from manufacture of iron and q eel"

8 1240 Copper Oxide mill-scale- - -

Hl w astes co.taining prtnefpalfy inOl'"ltanic constituents, which m a~ ccetalnmetals and organic materj-r ls

8 201 0 Wastes from mining operations in non-dispersible Icrm :

- Xarural ite waste- Slate wast es

- Mica wastes- Lellcit~ , nephel ine and nepheline syenite waste- Felds ar waste

- Fluors par waste

- Silica wastes in solid from excluding tho~ used in found ry operat ions

8 2020 Glass wastes in non-dispcrsible from:

- Glass Cullets and other wastes and scrap of glass except act ivated glasscullers from cathode rev tubes and other activated " asses

8 2030 Ceramic wastes in non-dispersible form:

Cermet v ases and S(;rap (metal ceram ic composites]

~- Ceramic based. fibres

B2040 Other wastes containing principally inorgan ic constituents:

Partially refined calcium sulphate produced from flue gas Jcsu l phurisa~-(FGO)

- Waste gypsum wal lboard or plasterboard ar ising from the demolition ofbc ildings

- Sulcbu r in solid form

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The [0110\\111 ,.. pla stic or mixed plastic waste, provided they arc nOl mixedwith other wastes and arc prepared 10 a specification :

..

· Limestone from production of calciu m cyanam ide (pH<9)· Sodium, potassium, calcium chlorides

· Carborun dum (sil icon carbide)

· Broken concrete

· Lit hium tan talum & Lill ium-niottium conta ining glass sc raps

" 2060 Spent scrivated carbon result ing from the treatment of potable water andrroce'Sse~ uf the food industry and vitamin production {nnte the related cottyon lis t A 1\4 160)

02070 Calcium fluor ide s ludgeR20KO Waste gypsum arising from chemical industry processe) unless it contai ns 31'1)-

of the constituents mentioned in Schedule 2 to the exten t of concentrati onlimits specified therein

Waste anode butts from steel or aluminium production made of pctrolm82090coke or bitumen and cleaned to normal industry specification s (excludinganod e butts [rom chlor alkali electrolyses and from other meta llurg icalimJustry)

B2 100 waste hvdratcs 0' aluminum and waste alumina and residues 'rom "om"1prod uctio n, ansmg from gal; cle anin g, flocculation o r.liltidtlOn process

821 10 Bauxite res idue ("red mud ") (pl l moderated to legs than I I j )

R2120 Waste acid ic or basic solut ions with a pH greater than 2 and Ie) than 11.5.'" hieh are not corrosive or etherwlse hazardouv (note the related emry on li<;(A A40~O)

may con taT;;" ,83 w astes con ta ining pr incip ally orgun ic eonstttuenrs. w hichme la b and ino rganic mllter i:lb<

HJijio Solid plastic wa ste•

102

Scrap plastic of non-halogenated polymers and copolymers, including butnot limited to thc tollowlng:

I-

I_ _ --L-

Et h -leneS I\TI:IlC.PolYrropy"',~,~,=== cpolye thylene terephlh,l]atcAc rylooirrileButedi...:ncPolvecetals.Polyam ides

.-

- ;3]

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01 'but lene tere- hthalatePo~arbonales

Polvethersoolvnhcnvlene sulehldesacrv lic lvmersalkanes CIO-C I3 lasticiser)col 'lII\..1.hanC7~ot conta inin;;-e Fe'sPolvsitoxanes

01 meth l methacr late I---;;;) 1 'vi~ alco hol I

nol\lvinr1 bUl-.TilPol yviny l ace tate

Cured waste res ins or condensation products including the following:

urea formal dehVde resinsnbeno l fonnaldebvde resinsmelamine form aldchvdc resinse;:;oxv resinsalkv d resinsnolvam ides

- The fo llowi ng fluorinated polymer wastes (excluding post-consumer

waste~L

- _PeIfluoroetbl lcne/ prop~ lene- -

Pcrfluo roalkoxv alkaneMetafl uo roa lkoxy alkanecolvvinvlfluoridcoolvvinvlidcncfluoridc

-BJ 020 Paper. paperboard and paper product wastes - ***

The followi ng materials, provided they are not mixed with hazardous wastes :Waste and scrap of paper or paperboard of:

• unbleached paper or paperboard or of corr ugated paper orpaperboa rd

• othe r paper or paperboard, made mainly of bleached chemicalpulp, not co loured in the mass

• paper or paper board made mainly of mec hanical pulp (fo rexample, newspapers.journ als lind simi la r printed matter}

• other, including but no t limited to 1) laminated pape rboa rd 2)unsorted scrap

33 130 Waste polymer ethers and waste non hazardous monomer ethers incapable offoml in~ n~roxides

B3140 Waste pneumatic rvres. excl uding those which do om lead to resou rcerecovery, recvcling, reclamat ion or di rect reese- .

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H4 " 'a"ltel '" bich ml" cont ai n either inu rganic or organ ic coDstituents -,

94010 Wastes consisting mainly uf water-based/latex paints, inks and hardenedvarnishes not containing organic ' solvents, heavy metals or biocides to anextent to render them hazardous (note the related entry on list A A4070)

8 4020 Wastes from production, formulation and usc of resins, latex, plasticize rs,glccszadbesives, rtI.lt listed on list A, free of solvents and Olht:r contaminants toan extent that they do not exhibit Part C of Schedule 3 characterist ics

84030 Used sfn ele-use cameras, with batteries not included on list A ...!

I"

• This List is based on Annex. IX of the Basel Convention on Transboundary Movement ofHazardous WRst...,S and comprises of wastes not characterized as hazardous under Artlcle c Iof thc Base l Convention .

••...

Impost permitted in the l;;Ounll)' wrmoor any license or restriction.

Import permuted in the country for rec~clin,"lrcproo:e"Ssinb h)" units registered ...ith ~toEFlCPCR

and having DGFT liccnse .

•••• Import permitted in the country by the actual U.~ C1'S with MoEF permission and rx w [" license.

AI/ OI1r ~r w/Ules IJjt~d ill thisSc1r ~d~ '~ -3 (Par - B) hav(ng 11 0 • Slarl s'( - . .•J CQII onl}" be impnruJin to tltt COU tll ry "'irh lil t permA.-lit>1I ofMoEF.

Xotr ;

0 1 L~pp<r dn.. . , onll lnlni 'oppu gn. ln 'h .. fi~~. ud lead and u d", i" m . qu l ,,, " c ...., llo u L2S% and (1 ,1"10r. , p. Ui...ly; .,<",. k u .... ... t l al <l IlI). U Co-La i. i' g npp. r; ..<.I ( 'op" .. ' 0"1,u . , . l " .n" , ..,d".. "n'. i" illl l..da" . .. <.Ionillm "'1110110 a, k .. Ihl ll l .25% ..d 0.1% ,upo<tn t!> I , t "0..001 r... i_ pon ...llhol l oc.n h. tan- ,,,u l.. l. n ..1liMn) "li'k<cd .. it" 'IoF F _plo .. lao..l q UIIlil) limil iDdiclt.d in t1I. N. gistntio" lrl t«. LOf,"........r1...okr ..It ,," i. h.lt .uLai. iII ~ lea....d .. It..il m 1n:1I1' th. 1 , 2~ '110 ..d 1,1% """,,,'i,,,,!')- I n: l .dot .mim ed fott~O I'} ... .....i' . imp"r1 is po,.itl<d "" I, ~.i n,. DeFT Ii<..... far tho pol""'" "' pro,.ni_a 0' ..,•••.., ..i.. <TK"'~ .. if .. ~o[F (u l u l"...,,).

(1) Lin•••hl.limminll ' in d il p..,ihl. f" r m t un•• ininK, in. more lb .n 6~ % . nrl l<.d . " d , . ,Imilim equl lt" or I.., th. "I. B % . nd 0.1'", ru~. tl..l) IIDd Ipt OI ct..n.<.I .. , .11 u,a ly" , o" u in in8 zi. , ac• • I ~, ..td for imp"" ...ith""lDGFT II. , ... to unnl " llilll" ..d "' i1 b :\101'1' (• •m. 1Dlt n l UplUan anu al q . ...' i... l i.. i l ..diul.d In ROll' , I, . t;"'OLttl<r. l ille . ,b . od M.ino i." .00Ialoln.1coo Ihan '~':• • in..... l lu 6 ..tI , ad.,i".. "'1..110 ar m.." Ih.. 1 _2~"4

ud 8.1% ...pcethe!) h. ' d . .... ' r< IIo. aad b n .. d ..- ro .f1Ii. i' l 1..<1 1l ..... l<r Ih. 1.1 ~% . .. god"<T:I tri<tN a tego' l f if. irnport ill po. ""tled . , . ia 'l I)(. n Ilrue. ud ooly f". I"'rJIO'C.' p......inll 0' nu..hy ... Ir, ... in n l d .. iLIIM ot: r (0. ...1...1"1).

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An ex plosive substance or waste i~ a "OEd or liquid su bstance or waste (or mixture ofs ubstances or wastes}""llich is in il'>elf capable: by chemical reaction of prod ucin g gasat such a temperature and pressure and at such SPI,:t,.,,} as to cau se damage to Ihesurroundings (lK Cla~ I; III)

Flam mable Liquids

The word "fl ammable" has the same meaning as "in flammable". Flammable liq uiJsare liquids. o r mixtures of liqu ids, or liqu ids containing sohds in solution r.,.suspension (for example. paints, varmshes. lacquers . etc. hut not includ ing substancesor wastes otherwise classified on acco unt of the ir dan gero us characteristics ) whichgive off a flamm able vapou r at temperatures of not mN Cthan tiO.5"C, closed-cup test,or not more 1h.1 IJ 65.5°C, opcn-<:up rest. (S ince the resu lts of open-cup lesls und ofc losed-c up t~LS arc nol strictly complIrable and e ven ind jvideat rcsuns by the sametest are often variable, regu lations varyin g from the above fi gures to ma ke all owancetor such differences wo uld he within the spirit o f th is defin it ion).

Fla m ma ble Solids

Solids. or waste sor i d~, other than those cl assed 35 cxplosives , which unde rconditions cnccur nered in tran,port arc readily combus tible. or ma~ cause orcontribute to fire through friction.

Substa nces or wastes lia b le to spent..neous combustion

Substances or wastes which lire liable to spo ntaneous hent in£ under normalconditions encountered in transport, o r to heating u['J on contact with air, and heingthen liable to l:3 1Ch fire.

Su bs ta n cc ~ o r wast es wh ich.jn co ntact with wa ter emit fla m ma ble gases

Substances o r wastes which, b)' inleracticlD with water. arc liab le to becomespo ntanc...l u ~l y flammable or [0 g ive o ff Hammable gesesin dan gcruu , cu antuic,

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H 5.1 Oxidizing

THE GAZElTE OF LNDl<\. : EXl'R.<\ORDIJ\:ARY 1 t'~WT I I SEc.J(iil l

H 5.2

Substances or wastes which , while in themselves not necessarily com bustible, may,generally by yielding UX)"g tTI cause, or contribute to, the combust ion of othermater ials ,

Organic Peroxides

Organic substances or wastes ....hich contain the biva1cnl-O-O- structure are thermallyunstable substances which may undergo exothermic self-accelerat ing decompos ition.

11 6.1 Poisons (Acute)

Substances or wastes liable either to cause death or serious injury or to harm health ifswallo wed or inhaled or by skin contact .

H6.2

" 8

Infectious substa nces

Sur-stances or waste s w lltaining viable micro organ isms or thei r tox ins which areknown or suspected to cause disease in animals or humans.

Corrostves

Substances Of wastes which, by chemica l act ion . will cause severe damag e when incontact with liv ing tissue, Of, in the case of leakage, will mate rially damage, or evendest roy, other goods or the means of transport; they may also ca use other hazards.

H to Liberat ion of toxic gases in contac t with ai r or waterSu bst ances O[ waste s which, by interactio n with air or water, are liable to give offtoxic gases in dangerous quantities

H i t T oxic (Delayed or chronic )

Substanc es o r wastes which, if they are inhaled or ingested or if they penetrate theskin, may invo lve de layed or chronic effects , incl uding carcinugenicuy ].

H n Ecctoxic

Substances or wastes which i f released present or may present immed iate or delayedad verse impacts to the environment by means of'b iouccumulatlon and/or tox ic effectsupon bioti c systems.

H 13 Callable hy any means. after disposal, of yie lding another material. e.g.,Leachate, which posses ses any of the cha ractens ucs listed above.

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Sched ule IV((S,'/' rilles) . Ii (/)and 9]

L~, orIlazardou.!' \ \:__..tes requirin g ~('g llil ra t iun tor Rel:~ c1 i llglH{>procfss i n~

51. v., ! \\ 'a s("

~I n rass Drosse, Copper Dross

T Copper Oxi de mill seal",

.. I Co pper Tl:\ ere . cake ami residue :-:j, WMle Copper ;i/ld .:op~ aJ'oys in dispcrvible term -ft- Sla from CUPP'! processing (Of' further r~,,~ il l g or rcfining

7 Insulated Copper Wir~ ~cra?,'c oPT""r with I'v e ' he.:th:r.g including iSRl--cod;: m~ :"ri.ll

~namely "Druid"

Jcll lil l e~ copper cahle.,S III cleared n'K:I ~ 1 catalyst containing copperSperl camlyst containing nickel. cadmium, zinc, co?~r• arsenic. vanaJ i",m end cobalt

" l ine Dross-Hot dip Galvanize rs ~J.AB 312 linc Drnss-Bottom Dr,,...,

~Zinc ash/skimmings ari ~ ing from gAlvilO i; ing and die ea- ting operations

" Zinc ash/skimming/other zinc bearing was le.~ arising Jrom smelting and rerlninu15 Zinc ash ~1l(1 residues includin)! a ile alloy residues in dispersible form

I' Spent clea-ed metal catalys t oonta ining ; inc

17 Lead acid battery r1l1ole ~ lind other lead~l\She5·rnid;J e:. not covered ur..·· .. !3-~ :tcri",

M'....racernem lind 1b.!IJlin Rule) 2001.

"

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l OS TIlE GAZE'ITE OF I 'Io/I>IA :D .'TRAORIHNARY

Sch edule V[See rule 3 (zetand (zjj)

PART ASpecificaliuns of used oil suitable for reprocessing j recycling

I P~ RT II~<;H.. 3(ii)1

S. Parameter Mnim um pnm i~~ihle Limits;'1.10.

I 1 2 I 3I. Pol 'chlorinated bi hen Is PCHs l cz oom "

rio ",' 100 m..J . Arsenic 5 m

4. Cadmium t Chronlium+Nickel 500 m

5 Polyammatic hydrocarbons 6%I IPAll) -

PART n

Speci fications of fuel liniH,,1 fru m 'Waste Oi l

I S. No.

IParameter :\faximum permissible Li mits

. -

• (1) I (1) J

11. I Sedi ment 0.25 %

2. Lead 100 ppm

-

J. Arsenic 5 ppm

4. Cad min m+Chromilllllt-Nick el ::;00 ppm

S. Pofya rnmatic hydr oca r bons 6%(l'AH)

6. Total halogens 140)00 pp m

7. P" lychlor ina tcll hil'h",, )I , {pe ns) <2 IlIIUl "

Ii R. S ulfur 4.5%,

I" Water Content1

1%

The de tectmn limit is 2 j1llm by Ga s Liqui d Chromatography (GLC)usin~ Electron Capture detector U:CIl)

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Sched ule \"I[See rule 1314 )1

Haza rdous wnsres Prohibited rnr Impor t a nti Expor t

00'

Is=::=l HliI ~c l ~o Descriptio n of Hazardo..~ wacecs

constituen ts 0 ' Iu, A 1010 Mercurv ~aring wastes,:\1030 Waste having Merc ury: Mercury Compound, as" .

co ntaminants,. .'\ 1010 I Beryllium bearing wastes

4. A 1020 w aste havinil Beryllium: Beryllium Compounds as constituents orcontaminants

S. AI010 Arsenic hearitljo! wastes . -(, A I030 Waste ha.... ing Arsenic: Arsenic co mpo unds as consnt uents or

contaminants7. ,\ 1010 Selenium bearing wa-res8. A I020 Wasl(' having Seleniu m; selenium Compo unds as constituents 0'

coma-nmams9. .4. 1010 Thallium heMinl! wastes . -10. ,\1030 \\'aste ha... ing Thallium; Thallium Compocnds " consntuerus or

co nta minants

~A I04 0 Hexavalent Chrom ium Com pounds beating wastes

12. A1140 wastes Cupric Chloride und Copper Cyanide Ca,a l y ~ts hearing wastes13 A l l 90 Waste metal cables coated ur insulated with plas tics con tainin g 0'

contaminated with coaltar, PCB", lead, cadmium. other organohalugen

tl..202O

compounds or oth er constitu ents as mentioned in schedule 2 to (hi: extento f concentration lim its specified there in. - -\\'a~k inorganic fluorine compounds in the form ofliquids or sludge butexcl ud ing calc ium fluoride studae

15. A2040 waste gyp sum ari ~ ing from chemica l indu.,..!! prcc...~~ if it contai ns anyof the constitu ents mentioned in Schedule 2 to th ~ extent of conccntrcuon

16,lim its specified therein -

.--\205 0 Waste Asbestos (DII5I anti Fibres)17. I\ J030 Wastes that consist of or '" co ntam inated w ith leaded ami-knock

comnound sludze or leaded petrol (gaso!i!1e) sludges.18. AJ 040 Waste Therm al (heat transfer) fluids -- •19. 1\3060 Waste Nitrocellulose

1'° A J090 Waste Leather dust ash• sludges or flours wh en contain ing hexavalentchro mium compounds or bioc ides

I

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21.

22

23.24.

25 ,

26,

zt.

28,

29.30,

A 3100

A3 110

A3 150

A3180

A3 190

A4020

A403 0

M OSO

M060A4110

Waste paring and other wastes of leather or of compos ition leather notsuitab le for the manufact ure of leather art icles , conta ining hexaval entchrom ium comoounds lind biociccsFellmongery wastes containing hexavalent chrom ium compounds orbiocidcs or infectious substances

I Halogenated organic so lventsWaste, Substances and articles containing, consisting of or contaminatedwith polychlorinated biphcnvlcs (PCB) and/or polychlor inated tcrphcnyls.(peT) and/or polychlor inated naphthalenes (peN) und/or polybrominatcdbip hyenyles (PBs) or anv other polybrominatcd analogues of thesecompounds

IWast e tarry residues (exc luding asphalt cements) arising tram refining,. d istillat ion amI p~' rol il i", lrctllm~n l of organic rnnl~rials) - - ccc-== ,

Clinical and related wastes; that is wastes aris ing from medical, nursing.dental, veterinary. or similar practices and wastes generated in hospital orother facilities during the invest igat ion or treatm ent of pat ients, Of research

I nroiects.Waste from the production, formulatio n and use of biocides andphyto-pharmaceuticals, including waste peqicide, and hebtctde s whichare off-speciflcatlon . out-dated. and/or unfit for the ir or iginally intendeduse.Waste that cunta in. , consist of or are contaminated with any of thefollow ing;Inorganic cyan ides. excepting precious metal hearing residues in solidfonn containing traces of iuorcaruc cvanidc s. Orsnnic cvanidesWaste oil/water, hydrocarbons/water mixtures, emu lsionsWastes thal contain, consist of or are contaminated with any of thefollowing:

• Any congenOf of polychlor inated dibenzofuran• Any congener ofpulychlonnatcd dibcnzo-dioxin .

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Schedule vn[See role 23]

List of Authorities aid Corres po nding Duties

S.No. Autho rity Corresooml illg Duties1. \iinistry of Environment "d i . I d e~lili~tion ofhazardous wastes

Forests under the Environment n. Permission to exporters of hazardous[Protection) Act . 1986 wastes

Ill. Permission Iv impo~~ of hazardouswastes

~. Permission for transit o f hazardo us W:lSlc:>through India

, . Sponsoring of traini ng "d Awarenessprogramme on Hazardous w eseManagement related activities.

2. CentralPollu ti on Cer nrc l Hoard I. Co-ordination of activiti~ of Staleccnst ltuted unJ<.:t the Waur Po llut ion control Boards/ Commiueev

I{Prevention :lnd Control 0' n. Conduct training co urses for authori tiesPo llution , Art. 197-1 dealing With man agement o f hazardous

westesit i. Recom mend standards and specificat ions

for treatment and disposal o f wastes andleachatcs Recomm end procedure s '0<charactcrizauon of hazardous waste s.

IV . Sec tor speci fic documentatio n to dell ti r~

\~ lI,tl: for inclusion in Hazardous WaSl..~t!\l anafement.I ransboundary200ft

HandlingMovement )

v , Prep are ,guidel ines to prev ent/red uce/minimize the generation and hand ling ofhaza rdous Wll~CS

VI . Re gistrat ion and renewal or rc gistrerion (>1'I{ecyclcrSo'Re-processors

v ii. An}' other furction under Rules de legatedby the f\1inistry ofEnvironment & Fores ts.

SUll~ (; o\'ernm CntfU~i l l/l i , IJ.:ntilicatio ll . ~f silc (s l !l)f commonI crmory . Hazardous Waste T reatment Storage ,tIIdGovemru-nr. ;\ ' I1T1 inistrat ion Oisposal Facility ( I S I)1'" )

i i. Assess EIA report- and convey thedecision uf approva l " f sile or othcrwi-e I

iii . A9-1 I.l~rc the ~ ite or infl'r m ope ra~m l)1'

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112 TH EGWFTIF l lF l ...Il IA FXTlV.mWI:-IARY Ir .,DT I I- SFC, 3(iill

4.

5.

6.

State Pollu tion Contro l Hoardsor Pollution ControlCommittees constituted underthe water (Prevention andControl ofPol lution ) Act, 1')74

Directorate Genera l of Fore ignTrude const ituted under theFo reign Trade (Deve lopmentand Re"u lat ion) Act , 1992Port Autho rity under IndianPorts Act, 1908 (15 of 1908)ami Customs Authori ty underthe- Customs A\.'I, 1962 (52 of1962)

facility or occu pier or association ofoccupiers to acquire the site

IV. Notification of sitesv Publish peri od ically an inven tory o f ~11

disposal sites in the State/Union Territory

I. lnventorisution of huzardous wastesIi. Grant and renewal of authorivatinn111. Monitoring of compliance of various

provisions and cond itions of authoriz ationincluding cond it ions o f pcnmssnm lorissued by I\IoEF expo rts and impo rts

LV . Examining the appl ications for importssub mitted by the impo rters and forwardingthe same to Mi nistry of Environment andForests

v . Implementat ion of programmes Lo

prevent/reduce/minimize the generation ofhazardo us wllste s

VI. Action aga inst v iolations of 1lazardousWastes (Management. Hand ling andI ransbnundary Move ment) Rules, 2008

vii- Any other func t ion under theseRules assigned b)' MuEF from tim e to

.um c.I. Grant of licence for import 01' hazardous

wastesn. Refusal of licence for hazardous wa stes

nruhihited for imno rts and CXDOlt

i . Verify the do cumentsII. Inform the Ministry o f Environment and

lo revts of any il legal traffic[II. Anuly ee wastes permitted for imports and

ex portsiv . Train official s on the provisions or the

(Management. llandllng and] ransbounda ry Movement] Rules. 2008and ill the analysis of hazardous wastes

v. Take actio n agains t exporter/importer forviolations under the Indian Ports Act,11lOS/Customs Act, 1962

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FORM I

(See rules 5(3) and t7)J

APPLICATIO.\ FOR OBTAI:'lI.\G AUTII ORJSTIOSnJK COI.I.ECTI0NIR[C[PTIO:'lrrRL\TML~TrrRA.I\rjSI'OKTISTORAGE

JUISPSOAL OF lL-\ZARIlOl:S wxsrt-

From:

ToThe Member Secretary,....... ... ..... Pollution Conuol Board/ Pollution Control Committee.

Sir,

I I We hereby apply for authorisa tion-renewal of authorisation LInd er sub-rule (3 ) of Rule:'i of the Hazardous Waste (Management Handl ing and Transboundary Movement ) Rules, 20(J8for co llecrion/reception/trcatmcnt/ transpt.lrt/stnrage/d isposal of hazardous wastes .

For OfrlC~ US~ 0 "1)· _

5. Cod!:>:0.

6. whether the unit is s ituated in II critically polluted area as identified b~ ~l iJl i str~ ofEnvironment and Foresu ,

To he fillPd in by Ap.l:'~[;,",""I'___ _

Pari A: Gen era l

J. (a } Name and addre« of the unit and location of lI(: l i \i i [ ~ :

(b) Authorisation required for ( Please tick mark approprietc act ivity I acuvuies :(i) co llect ion(ii) reception(i ii) treatment(iv) transport(v) storage(vi) disposal

(c) In case of renewal of authorisation previous authorisation number and date

de lete whichever is ne t applicable

371 8 Gl106-15

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' I' 'IHE l;,\7,ETIE OF[\DlA : E\.'TRAQRDI....ARY

4. (a) Whether th e unit is generating hazardous waste as defined in these Rules:(h) If so the ty pe and quantity of wa stes ( in Tonnes/K!.)

5. (a) Talai cap ital invested on the proj ect ( in Rupees)(b) Ycar of commencement o f production(c) Whether the ind ustry works general/ 2 shiHs'! round the clo ck

G. (3) I .ist and quantum of produ cts and by-products (in l'onnes/Kl)(b) List and quantum of raw mate rial used (in Tonncs.Kl. )

7. Furni sh a flow d iagram of man ufacturing process show ing input and output in terms ofproducts, waste generated incl uding; fur captive p OWI:[ gen eration and dcmin eralis ed water.

Pari B: Hazardous WasleB. Hazardous Wastes :

(al Type of hazardous wastes generated as defi ned under these Rules(b) Quantum ofhazardous wa~tc generated(c) Sou rces and waste characteristics Also

indicate wastes amenable to recycling, re-processing and reuse)(d) Mo de of storage within the plant. method of disposal and capacity: (provide

deta ils).

9. Hazardous Wastes generated as per these Rules from storage of hazardous chemicals asde fined under the Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous Chemicals Rule s. 1 9 ~(>

Part C: Treatment. Sto ra ge and Disposa l Facility

10. Detailed proposal of the facility (to be attached) to include(i)Oi)(iii)(iv)(v)(v i)(vii)(v iii)(ix)(x)(x i)

(xii)(xii i)

Place :Date :

Location of site (provide map)Name of waste processing technologyDetai ls of processing technologyType and Quantity of waste to be proce ssed per daySite clearance (from local authority. if any)Utilizat ion programme for waste pre cessed (Produc t Utilization)Method of disposal (deta ils in brief-be given)Quantity of waste to be disposed per dayXature and com pos it ion of wasteMethodology and operat iona l details ofland fill ing! incinerat ionMeasures to be taken for prevention and control ofenvironmental po llution including treatment of leachateInvestment on Proje ct and expected returnsMeasures to be taken for safety of workers working inthe plant

Slaneture , " " " ... , ..Deslgnation : " " ." ,,, .

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[ m>11l W'l53Iiij ] II "

t -ORM 2[See rule 5(4 )]

FORM r OR G1-I.:\:"o rlRENF WAL OF AUT HOfUS.t..TIOi" BY SI'{; H. I'CC FO R OCCl rl £R~

Kt:I'ROCFSSORS. RE lIS EN:S -\. ve o r ERATO N:S OF F:\ CII .ITItS ron (·0I.U :C1l01\.RH 'f.P TIO:"l. T REATI'IU:NT, STO RAG L TKAI\SPORT. A:"lD DISl' t )SAI. O F IIAZAIUlO liS

WAST E

1.

,..Number of authorisation and date of I SSllC

.. ..... . ... .of. . . . . . . . . . . . ...... ... . . . .ls hereby granted a ll authorisarlon tooperate a faci lity for collection. recept ion. treatment, storage. transport and u i~roul ofhaz ardous wa-re on the premises situated al. ..... .... .• ... , .

3. rbe authonsuuc n granted to 0PCl1Itc <I f~ci l i l ~ for generation. cot!...cno n, recep tion.treatment. storage. transport and disposal of hazardous \\ <I ~te:".

4. The: authorisatio n shall be in force for a period of ..

5 The authorisation is su bj ect 10 the condir iorl ~ stated below and the such condition, II , mayhe spec ified in the ru les for the time bein g in force unde r the Env ironm ent ( Prct ccriou]ACI, 1986.

Date : Signarurc of b w ing ..\ ut ho!it~

Designilti,m and Seal

T,.,.llI\ an d eondhte ns of au lh(lr i..a rionI. The autho ris ation shal l comply with the provis ions of th... Fnvironrncm (Protect ion) Act.

19 1i6. and the ru les made there under.

2 . The authorisation ur its renewa l shill! be produce d for inspection at the request D[ ano fficer authorised by the SPCRlPCC.

3. TIt;,: perso n authorised shill] nut rem. lend. ><: 11. t ra-i ..f...r or orhcrwi-,e transport thehazardous wastes wi tho ut obta ining prior pcrmiv-ion of the SPCB/ PCC.

4. -'\ny unauthor ized changt: in personnel, equ ipment as working conditions as mcmiooed inthe application hy the person authorised ~all constitute a breach of his authorisation .

5. II is the duty of the authorised person to take prior permiss ion of she Spe ll /I'Cr 10 closedown the faci lity .

An app licat ion for the renewal o r 11'1 authorisatio n shall be made as laid down under rheseRu les.

7. Any ot her conditions for compliance as per the Gu idelin es issu ed b)' the !-o lo l r or erell.

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FORM 3ISee rule S (6), and 22 (l) J

lI' ....lITIT Soc. J( iil ]

FOR.,"lAT FORl\WXTAINING RECO RDS OF lLQARDOUS WASTESBY THE OCCUPIER OR OPF.RATOR OF A FACILITY

1. Name and address of the occupier or operator of u facility

2. Date of issuance of authorisation and its reference number

3. Description of hazardous waste

Physica l form with Chemical form Tota l volume (m ) a nd weight (in kg.)dcsertotton

-I

4. Descr iption of stora ge and treatment of hazardous waste-

Date :\'1ethod of s tor age of Date ~1ethorl of treatment of hazardoushazardous wastes wastes

5. Deta ils of transportatirm of haz ardous waste

Name an d address M ude of pac"ing 1\1otle of Date ofof the consignee of of the waste for rran spnrtatlon to t ransporta tion

i nackasc rrensoorrattou site of dtsoosul -

I

-

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6. Deta ils of disposal of hazardous ....-aSI C

n ate Oil Ccncentraucn ISite Ofdi~pMal of haza r-dnus (identiC)

cc usrit uents in lnearionthe fin al .... aste rd e"a"tfor m dra ..... ing

referencet

disposalthe

on thelayo ut

Icr

~lt:thnd

di" {M'l"a lDC P e N UIiS

involvedJispO'iial

;,

7. Data no environmental "l.lr\ ~ i ll:ll1ce

Dal t' e r Ana lHi~ or 1tf"Qltnd Anll l~ ..;.. "r.,nil 1oam pln ,\ n .l IH i . "r .. i r Anal,-sj. ImeaSIl_ "Il ler s:lm~les or lI nJ

re m ent Locarin I OeT"lr. D• • Lo;>.;~ ' i<.,,, """" . r "". L.';;al kJn 0,. otherof or "' H:r.tphn ll: . r ~ :lmpks

s~"'pI ' '''g S'_"f "' ! <-amr 1ir g S'IInrl i llJ! ( l:i' ede tails,

~

I I8. Details of haza rdous \V lt.'i lc sold.a ucnoncd 10 the recycler s or reprocessors or re-use-s:

9. I)NJ iI ~ orhazantous wa-re reused or recycled

et reduction in I3\1e

neratiun

uantitv ~

""." ..g~

,

DaW T01::. 1 Deta ils "I" Metcrtals IFinal ,Q Ulln ti l)· or hazardoue recejved QUlIoli l) or wHaza rdous .... avre .... ll .. IC g,\ \ ·1\.'\11.'5 minimization j!;cnera t ed q

l zeneratcd activity ...

rI

L,

I I

Ha re: Nnm c lin.! signa m re III" t he Head of facility

Place:

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FORl\1 ..[See rules 5(6) and 22 (2)]

FORM FO R FILING A~],\l:AL REllJRNSBY THE OCCUPIER OR OPERATOR OF FACI LfT\'

[To be su bmitted b)' occupier/operator of disposal facility to State Pollution Control Hoard/Po llution Control Committee by 30'" June of every year for the preceding pe riod April toMarch i

delete whichever 1.\ nm applicableit enclose list (If other (I~encies.

I. Name ami <IJJrt:~~ ul the I,generator/ operat or of faci lity

-7. Na me oftbe authorised p ~n;OT] I

and full address with telephone,,,,urill< num h""

TCh~ lI l i c al li..'rJll1. Descrip tion of hazardous Pu vsica l form with Iwaste de~cr;nl i"n

--

4. Quantity of hazardous wastes , T . >C rtf h a~,,, nluu_~ wlIslc Qu ~ n \it . it: Tonnes IKL( in \1T A ) (.)

b(c)...... .... .

5. Descri prion of Sto rage

6. Description ofTreatment

7. Details of trunsportatic n :"ame & Mode of '\1ode ,f O die , raddrc~,1 ~ f packin g transportauo transportatio nco nsumee 0

III

8. Details of dis posal of Name & Mod e or Mode of n.,r,"hazardou s waste address of pac king tr ansportauo transportation

cons ignee "I

9 Quantity of useful materia ls Nam~ an d type of Qua ntil~ in TU fT o c~iKL

sent back to the I m9leria l sell:ll oa~k ' n Imanufl1cturcfs* and OTher s' ManufacturersOthers

,_.

Darc : .Place : .

Signa tureDesignation

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II!'

FO R..'\.f s[S"e rule (f(i) }

FORJ\.l OF APPUC.~TIO:"ri FORGR-\..'lTIR[.:'I; EWAL O F RF.GISTR~TlO:"l OF L'\"OUSTRlAL uxrrs

fOSSESSrsr. EX\lRO:'()l[l'iTALLY SOU "o'D MA:"ri Ac n trNT FACI LITIEStUN. RHROCESSIriGiRrCYCU:'IOG

n o be 5lobni~eJ 10 the CeJtral Pollutio:l Ccatro l Board in t,; nlica:l: bv the Recrocesscr..'xec -clcr, Name and Address o f the unit

,\lame of the occupier or owner of the

unit with designation, Tell Fall:

, Date of cor.llll iss ion;ng of the unit

4. N o. of workers ( includin g coneacrlabou rers ) ,

s Co nsent Validity ,j Water (Prevention & Con trol of Pol lution)Act , 1974 vuhd up to ...... . .. . ....... , " .. .. ..

b) Air (Preventio n & Contro l of Pollution) ,4.(;1,

1981 valid UP (0 " .. .. .. .... .6 Product Manufactured J uring the last ¥ u r ;:'Ii lllnc "f ,h. Quanti~·

three )"l:aTl; (TO'ln<>s I Year ) Prod u~l 10 J'l.leuic TOl\ n L~

.d<L. )

boJ , I

1 Ita ...- material COll!umpbO" durin~ ll:.St Year I ""arne of th e Q Wl.otitythree yea "s (Tormey )'ear) ... ;\laterial m fo letric T ODn""

eouumcd . " <L

•I

boj

8. Manufacturing Precess P lease anach manufacturing proo;;~s flo w diagramfor eac h uloduct -( ~l

9. Water Consumption Industrial .................. .. .. . . . . . . . .m', dayDomestic .. ............. , .... ... .... ...m~dn -,. Water C ess paid up to (dale) ........, ........... I

)) waste wa ter generation es poe Itidustrial/Dorne!Iic

corusenl. ..... ... ..ml /oo) Actu al. . " ,.. ,mTldB)' (avg . oflast 3 month s)

12 Waste water treatment (provide flow Industrial

diagram of the treatment scheme ) Dom estic

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""F:\.TR. ORI IIT0 "H~G'\Z I l:.UH'D -\ : , ' ''''In • ' " I SR . (ul

IJ waste water disch arge Q uantit y. ......... , ...-.. ........ .... m'/l1a~

Location••.... .. .... - -- - -- _...... .. . _-.. ..........Aoo lysjs of treated waste water fo r p.ll1lmeter"such J.~ pH. BOl). COD, ~S , O&U and a:l} " ther

H. Air Pollution Controlas stipulat ed hy the SPCB.'I'CC { attach derails)_

• FIOVr d iegram for cmi~~iQn co nt rol~~~I c.n (5 ) i n~t ;t] l~ for each

ccess unit. utilities etc.b. Details (of f.lei l;l;"', provided -

control 0 1" fugitive emissio n dueto materia l handling, process.utilities eIC.

o. Fuel cons umption Name "f r" el QU llnl;!)',

I Dt'r Dav!l\fnnth :. )h ,, Sa d emission mo niueing results S t..d . .llDi,,,itl n~ (for SP'l. SO" Iartnehed 10 : 1\'0. and .\le lllb (Iike I'h erc.j

If- in HU Li c u h<tl'S i ll IlIglN m1

o. Am bient a ir quality Am hieftl a tr I Parametcr , (SP \ 1, ~Uh :"lU.. Iqu:\lity Pb, ao~' other ) in Ill}' m'loeation:

!

Ij. Hazardous waste mana ernent ,, Waste generation , s. Namt (;ltego11' Ouantih

.'\0. Llas t J vears)

-I- I . -

b. Details on collection . treatmentand transoon ,

o. Disposal

to Please attach Deta ils or thodlsoosal fad liliu(ii) Please anach !.naly, is

~"'"of

cbcractcrisation of hazardous wastegene rated (including leachate ~" Ifapplicable}

16, Details of hazardous wastes proposed 1. Nameto be acquired through 2. Quantity required per yearsale. ncgotiatlon' contract o r import as J . Waste Iist.ng & 1\0, in Annex VIII ( List A}'the C~ m;:.~ be for use as row Annex IX (List B) of Basel Convention (BC)materia l. , Huard Characte ristic as per r\ rL'Ie:l. 1ll of RC

"

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P tJ'lI'1 n WJ"I' J(lI) 'l'ffi'I' q;r~ : alllli.lTf'l1 -17 Occupatlcnal safety " d Health Pleese provide details o f facilities provided

a5pClo:ls

I' Re1113rk~

(i) whether industry has provided .Yes s Noadeq uate pollution conuol system'equipment to meet the standards ofemission/effluent.(ii) v."hether HW collection "d Yes ! NoTreatment • Storage and DisposalFac ility (TSVr ) , re operatingsatisfactorllv.(iii) \\i hethe r conditions exist s or Yes l Nolikely to exists of the hazardouswaste being handl ed zproccssed ofposing immediate 0' delayedadverse impacts on theEnvironment.(i\") Wh e ther condit ions exists or is Ye~ lNo

likely to exists o f the wastes beinghandled I processed by any meanscapable of yielding anothermaterial eg , leachate w hich mayoossess cco-tcxicltv.

I' Ali)"other Information;jii)iii)

20 Lis t of enc losures as per rule

I

[

Dare:.........•.•.Place: .

~ i :! n aI Un.·

I~igmui""

:111 8 C I.'C ".-~16

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122 II ll(;,UEHE (IF INOIo\ : Flt..TR,\OR D1"' ,\RY [I'.\RTII !iu .J{iill

FOR.\ 1 6[seerates Ii (7J)

FOR.\ I FOR rursc ;\l'Iol'll,-\I. IU:TUR'I;S .\ ' 0 RECORUS0 ;\ IU,:C\' C I.ANU: HAZ -\RDOUS WASTE S BY TH E RECYCL EHS

(To be submitted b\' rec vclers tu State Po llution Co ntrol Hnard'l';) llut ion ControlCommittee by' 30~~ Ju~ of I: \ C: I') year for the precedin g: period :\ pril to March J

slalk J annua l cllJ'!ucity tu recycle orispose the haza rdo us waste \ in MTA )uantiw hazardou s wa-re (i n MTA) '[ ~ J'!e Source uf Q uanti ty

urchascd/sold uf purchase/sold (in MTA)wastes

uantity of bacardcus wa, te, processed lvpe uf wastes Quantityproce<; o;ed ( in "'iTA )

mlnlily and type of mate rial recovered Type- of mncrial Quantityn MTA) r~-co\'cr...'tJ ( in M r.A"

uantiry of useful m..t[..: r;llb sem back IE) Name und lype uf Quant itv '", acncrators/ manu factu rc: rs· and material ~~nl back toones.Kl.•hers '0\ lanuIacIur ...rs{ >there;" I

u:tn l i l ~ of hazardous waste generated T~ p", Quant il\ IMethod ofn M I'A ) and i t~ d isposal methods. of {in \ H A' Dispscal

wastes

I, .. .

Qtheor

Q

v erne and address of ern: rec yclerI

"arne uf the autho rized person and fulladdress with te lephone and fax number

'UdQ

p

delete \\ hic hcvcr h no t ap plicableenclose list ofot her ~ !l...ncic-"

5

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J.

4 .

8.

7.

6.

,

L•Sig na tll rr

Pla ce : .0 :1 1,· : ..

Dl'~ il! lI:i t ioII

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{'l'J1l11 "'alJl' J(il) J 12J

FORM 7[See rule / 5 (1) and 16 (1j)

APPlI CATlOX FOR IMPOH.T OR EXPORT OF 1U.Z.4. 1U)O L'S w xsn ;FOR REPROO :SSlj\"GIRECYCL I!IiGfR EUSE

From

TO DE 'l~ILED BY IMPORTER

10

The Member Secretary._ ,,. , . , . . ,. , State Pollution Control Board/ . , ,Pollution Contro l Cornmtuee

Sir.

l/we apply for per mission for import of recyclable hazardous wastes.

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

I . Code No,

2. Whelh.:r the unit is situated in a criticallypolluted urea as identified b)' theMinistry o f Environmcm and f orests If yes provide details .

TO BE: FU.U:n rx BY APPlICA,:\"r

Clill S 0 aza ous waste to ex ort nmecn.. or ren e In •renrocessIne;rcusc:S, ~n. " llrlicuilin Sil digit C"n~ l iru~ lI r Quanti ty .-\ n~ ~p~"hd bllndlin g

" ('0<1", ~",. (s) expected MTfKL r C<f utrement?haz ardous

"lI " t~s

~-

1_ Name and Address ofth e Exporter with telephone number., D .] f h rd be: ed/ ~.H I'

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I [• {H.:re eCnc,c"-"-'--~---'It' ''l!nc(' ,,()m(! r/cL,Ca=,"C~-. - '"hC,---:equn-alt:lI { }'ix digit code no. fro m

Earopeun W at1C Catalogue f:WC, issued pWSUU'll 10 the Arncte I (aj vi C'mmcil Directive

7_''-./.;].-L t"C fill waste or its c'{1/iwfntt as f lu> case rna) ba.

3. The hazardous waste permitted shall be fully insured for transit M well as lor any

accidental occu rrence and its cleanup operation

4. l 1H: exported wastes ~h ,t l1 be taken hack, i f it CTlo:JI(::; tI genuine environmental ha za rd

or ,hl'lll ~:1k l.: all such m.;a~un:~ 10 treat and dispose in an environmentally benign

man ner uptc the satis faction o f con cerned spes/pee. All such co st s involved in suc h

operation ~hll i l nt: horne by Expo rter and-or Importer

S. '>·b .rn;: and Addre-,s of the importer with telephone number

6 wh ether authorization obtained [Enclose the cop y)_

e 3 \ s.

,'U\U I DO l'"ripf ioll <o f r Country of I· Yea r Q Ull nfit' in tO Il C'>

h" f..rd()u ~ E1JlOri"' II ~t~

,

1, Whether ~ ou hav e received such imported hazardous \' a~l': in IhO" past and if yes gived I 'I

8, \\ het hc r the lmr on"Tha-,

(b)

Adeq uate f<ll:ilily 10 han dle imported hazardous w astrdetuile ).Adequate facilit y tv hand le tt- e ha zardous was tesgenerated b~ the use of such imported hllzardvl l~ wastes

:( If yes furn ish

:( Provide d etails)

9. Break-up uflt..: imported wastes

,.•c.

TIlt' rotat qU3.nti l~ applicc1forOur of (al :.I.W\<". huw much quaanry arrcr iniliiJlin-situ pu rific ation, will he available as W\I ma te ria l0uI uf'{b] above. how milch quantity \~il' he convertedinto the u-e ful produc t or co-product

Tonne'>

TlJI1 I1C~

Tounes

10. Means of Transport (Ro:"!(L Rail, inland waterway. ,, \::<1. air] including country ofexport . tran sit and imp ort, also poin t of entry and exit where these have beendesignated

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[ '''lJlT [1 -~ ..I(ii} ]

I I. lnformarion on special hand ling req uirements including em ergency provivion in case of

accident : (Attach details]

12. Under taking

I hereby so lemn ly undert ake that

(i l The full cunxignmer u sha ll he c leared in o ne lot b) arranging authorisedtransporter under my supervision with du e prior int imation to the SPCB.!PCC,Dis tric t Collector and Police Station and the imponed wastr sha ll be admitte din an enclosure espe ci ally prov ided i ll the premises.

Oil The wa ste permitted shall be fully insured for transit d , well a, fur anyacciden tal occurrenc e and its clean-lip operation.

(iii) f ill' record of consumption and fate of the imported waste shall he mo nitoredand report sent to the SPCl'I / f'CC evet) fortnight

0\') At ever y ste p of con sumpt ion o f 25,50, 75 and 100% of the imported .vaste.the situation in th e sto re shall be shown 10 the SPU3/PCC atour cos t.

(v) Till" hazardous was te which gets gen erated in our premis es b)' the use ofimported hazardous wastes in the form of rave material shall be treated anddis posed of and onl y as pel' condi tions ot authorisation.

(v i) I agree to hear the cost of export and miti gation of damages ifany .(v ii) 1 am aware that th ere arc significan t pcnahics for submitting H rab1.: certific ate/

undertaking/ d isob edience 01 the rules and lawful orders includin g thepo ssibility of fine and im prisonment .

Si~ natur~ of the Applica nt

0,1[" ,.. ... I jesi nnation

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l2Ii T11t:GAZF.lTf:OfNUIA: FXTRo\OR DINARY

[See rules J,5 (ij and } Ii (lJ)APPLI CATlO~ FOR TR4.NSUO UNDARY MOVEM F. NT Uf H AZ ARIJ O US \\ ASTE

IS. Descrip tion Deta ils to he f urnished b, tbrNo. El. portt'rllm DOrter

•• Expo rter (Name & Addre ss)

- cContact Non ,TeL'faxReason for export ,

, 2, Importer/Recycler (Name & Add ress)

,I Contaq~non ,

Tel/tax ,3. A pplicat ion conc..:ming n , --

Applicants re ference numberA. Single I Multi ple movement _ ,B. Recovery/R eprocesslng Operation ,C. Prc-authonzed recovery-reprocessing facility u. ,

•• Total intended num ber o f ~hipments ,,. Es timated q uant ity PI in Kg/Liters ,•• Int ended date(s) or perio d oft ilp.e lo r shiomcnt s ,7. Intended carrieres) (name, address)

,

Con tact erson: Tel/fax.,. w aste gen erator '(s) (Name, addres s) m•

Co ntact Person Tel/fax , ISite of generat io n & Proc ess ,9. M':lhod(s ) o frecyeling t' j •

RCudc ,Technro ll:,l£:y e mplo yed ,

10. Means of Inms~rt '0' •11. Pecka in tvne si l. i :

" (i) Designation l1 ~d ~ ump1ctc chemical com positi on~waste [attach deta ils) :

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If'iumb<....ur ann ~x~ < ;m;lc hed

- .

( iil Spe cial handling R:'lu in:mcN \ IPhysical d l..1nl.'t rri'>lic5 1"\

.13. ,

I1" , Wa, lc i<lentific.1Iion rode

t HilStl 1'\0 ,,OECD No. -

~ tJl'\ :'\10_ ,ITC (li S) .C. u,l"m" Co<lc (H _ ~.)

Other (specity)I

15 OECD cla"i fical;un ,1 , «IlIacI! d,'fai l))

-I'i;.L~m~~; red/other

( b) v cmber16, Y_ J\ UlTlh~ i ' , ,17. H·l'"mb..-r

, ,

ts (II) L1:'-l identification Number(b) UK l'hip;rng narnell ) e N class " ,

I fd) Otht r

- - -19, Coucen.ed "l:llC~. code num ber otcompeient authorities.and \ ciflc ocints of e ntry Jo1l.1" , ilStare of exportS:UlcSul" t ri.lnsil

Stat" " f import.

20. r 1 1 ·~!Om5 offices of entry drllL'l,r .le pa-turc

IEo"" ~ ll,p,M"" ,

]-

~ 1. ; F"p.oncr ·s i Generator's declun..non:I I ~rti~ thai the illr"rrrl.llion is comptete a:1<1 currect to 1"1)-

N:~I knowledge. I also c~ rt i f~ Ih1Jl Legally -enforceable.....ritte :! coutracaual ('~li g:lr;(\M have been "'lOte ",;.] inl',' endthill ~ TlY npplic able ins urance \,r "l h c~ t~ n ~ lldal guarantees

'" or ~h411 h, m force COVefll lj) the trans bnun darvmovement.

Nmue: Sign~ tll re ;

Date:

" ""

[ 'LWl1I ~ J lii ) 1

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THEG,ut"r u : or1,"IlIA : £..XTRAOIW IN -\ORY 11'\Kl II-SJe.J(iill

FOR USE BY CO\ l PF.T E.'U Al"THORITIES23. To be co mpleted hYCQm eient authoritvof Im rt

Notification Received onTransit ( Basel)} A k leda c nnw gemen :;1:11 un ,

b) Nome of Competent authority , Stamp and/orsicnarure

24 ConS<."Il1 to tile movement provided by the competentautho rity of (Country) ,a Consent civen onh Con sent exp ires onc) Specific con dit ion , ( Yes/No Please attach)d)\"ame of Com petent authority, Stamp

and/or vignarure ,l

FOR rsz BY CI .STO:"\IS orrrcrs

25 COUNTRY OF EXPORT I1>ISPATCH ORCUSTO\fS O1'n CE OF EIXTT

The waste descr ibed ove rleaf has le ft the coun 'on:Stamp ,

ISi~mll llrc ,26. COUNTT{¥ OF IMPORT/DESTINATIO N

The WIN le described ove rleaf has entered the co untry

". ,Sta mp ,Siena ture ,

::l7. STAM PS OF C USTOMS OFFICES OF I KA\ SIT Xame of fo:nll')' I Depa rture -,CO UNTRIES Co un t rv

L- I

tcotes (1 ) Ente r X in app ropriate box ; (2 ) Attach list if more than one ; (3) Attach deta iled list

ofmuliiplc shipment ; (4) See follo wing code-

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L _

l .i~t of ub b reviatkm v used in the Movement Doc ument

IRECOVERY U1'r W IONS IS-No. 9-) - ~

[11 IU" " " fuel ( l'l~C r (han in dir.eel indncrH l io~othcr m<:ans:11 gCOl;:rate cner~I~ 2 so_',_,,_nt n: cl ll l n al lOn i r~gen cr!i~'~'''~''~~~~: _

R .1 Recycllng-rectamation of organk substances .\ hk h are not used f.s 5nl\.·CI1,"'--_ _

~~ R~~~d~n l:!: ,.-rccJam:lt!on of metal: ~nd rn~! CClm.poU~,~d=,~==========lI{ ;, IRecychn s.irec lamatl~Olher morg.~l l:I"la l s

~6 ' Regeneration (lrac l d ~ or buses : _

R t H.eco...cry ("I fwmp~~~ed for po llution abatementR [( ReCO\Cf) ~rUl~nents from catalyst __

R9 U" ,~"'"" " '" 0""',""" of0""'0"'" u", oil ~rt lO ( l alld treatment result ing in bendil ,lo.agriculture or ecological improvement....B- I I U~~ of residual materials ubta ined from ally ofthe operations numbcr\}d R 110 ILL!!.) 2 E., clun!!e of " a-u:s for submission to any of the operatluns numbered R I to~I I~

I~13 i Accu mulation of material intended for~raliun numbered R I to R 11 ---l~'fEANS OF I'ACKAGI Nr.T I ~UI\1DER (S.No.17) A~ \) IN CLAS~ (S.N" . 18) II .'fR.A?'lSPORT l YPES

I(5.:'10.10)

-~ - - S.!'\~Il.L- -i"l'",,- , ...-- - , -n:::c:::::c:::-- - - - n

l,'{.= Ro~u . I. J ~rum~ U~ 11 Deslguatl ou

r- r",w'Ra,1 11.~,od," I ~'''' J ~U,m''''~E,r'o>;" - - :=JIIs-sea 3. ~~an 3 H 3 _-_ --nI nt1l1 mm3bl~quid~_

A= Air 4 . Bu},. 4.1 H 4.1 Inflamm able sol ids

Waterways _ _ I ~ liabl e In spontaneo usti.C omposue fo com bustion Ipackag ing --1 "1.3- - H 4.3 COI.l~t jW~nlS or wa, :es !7.Pre!<sure Iwhich, In con tact Wi t h

~.epbc1e water emit inflammab le I_ ___ K. Bull -I . ~.l<e"

IIJ.Othcr ! 5.1 _ _ l H :' I Oxi.di7in!! I(speci fy) I S.2~_ _II ~.2 Organic perox ides _

~I _tit' ~l'i<;onl'IJS (acute)..!!:.2 H 6.2 Infectious \'yaste~ __ ~ I~ H H Corrosives19 III 101 ~ i Ocnllion of loxic gases

(F -----ruIt-~ ~t:' ::::,,:;:~ I

~_ I~ I~;~'ll lCL _

9 Hl2----j-& ntox ic ~I9 - -IH 13 Capable. by any mean~

II aner disposal of yicldlng Inuruhcr mate rial e.g . I

J leach ate , which

IPosse sses am-Icharactc risncs •

I above

3118 G~lCe-l1

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PHYSICA L CHAR>\.cn:KIST IC S (S L Nu. 13) I. Powder..' ,I' '''tler2. ~o 1i u

, V '~,r~c(lu s. l ·a::..<:

..I. Sludce5. I.i uid -6. Oa.~eou~

7.0 l l1<:1hf'l.:d fy)

r OKJ\t .,[See rules 15 (5) ""Id t« (51)

T WoA'~nO lJl\U .\ RY ' lo\r::m ::'<o'T - \lon:M I':~T IHX U'I E: l\T

lk (ai l'!> 10 be fu rni~hnl lo~

(h e t:\ IM,rlcril Tn porte r

. - - - - ----1

II

O~cription

I. ( i) Exporter (Name & Address)

s.,.

Contact person _~ ~ _I Id./Fax1- -t7(ic';i) Was te G;;~era to r (name HnL! address) rrr :

'-----+-=~-----" ,

Contact person , ..lth 'Ie l....l ll ,\

Site of cner.., i011

-----;-- - - - --1

2 lmporrerrrecycle r (name & address)

, Contact rscn with Te1.!FaAJ. Corre cporsding to applica nt Ret ""10.

!I.1 oH:lTIent subject to single;'mu ll iple.

-

.t. Se ria l number o f s~ ipment

5. (a) 1>1. Carrier (verne. adore..~)Registration numberTel-faxIdentity of Mean.. ofTra nsport c .Date of TransferSignature of Carrier·s representative .

00 '(b) 2 Carrier (name . address}Registrat ion numberTe Uia .\Ident ity o f Mea ns of'Transport (l )

Date ofImn sfer

l-_hc,,;,Soi e~.';''C'"Sre 9fCarri ~r > !'ep",,~,~en~'~'"li"" "-- ~+ -i(c ) Last Carrier (name. Jddress)

Registration numberTel-faxldenriry of \-l ean~ nf Transport IJIDate c f Trensfcr

f-,-,r.-= SignalllfC of Carrier"s "'"'Pe"'~~""c""'Ci,"·< ~_~ ~_6. I Disposer (n:lITlc. address)

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--' • '"l__COn!acl per~n

Actual site of disposal

1--1-" v,"'-- - - ----- --- -;-- -+- - - - - -7.

H..-=;----- - - - ---,--t------1

Ii. Designation anddll: [nj ~ al composition ofthe wa-~ l~ :

'J~ Physka l characte ristics~-----------j---.-------

10 . Actual quantity Kg.~i\re

I 16. Actual dl!lc"fshipmelll

14,

Othr r{speclfy)Or.CD Cl.c;sifi( ii.tloll (:2 )

(ajambcr/rcd/other]attach detailsJlib) nurnh"r

Packaging T~peNumberur-; ClaasificatlonIJS shipping nameUS idenu ik ation No.

eN CIIlSSI I Numocr Ii}

~ Y NumberSpecial handling requirements

,--

,

~,

;

,,,,

-- - - - I

-,

17,- - - - - -j

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132 11IEGAZ,rnE OF'I'\;Ill A: I:XUtAORD1J"iAR\'

R

, Il itre::;

-lures

-,

crihedT !\'f)

, TO ( auach details'L_

, ."

,

.. ... . ... ..... ... .. Kg' litre!;Quantity rec eived

23 , SPECI FIC CONDiTIOSS ON CONSLN t I'\ CITi lE ~IO\'E\IE:-'; l

.'1011"-S-- (}) _~ rf<1/: h /i.,'. if(/tar'(! /1;<.1"1 Qfl~: (2) t:lII;>r X in flJ1J1mpn~ ~ t ox. (J) So: ( , w e:! on (h, rt'\ ....~..

(~) '",med iardy COW" C/ C()Ir.f,.uenr A w iwrity ; ,,,) if mort' r/' Im /Il re..· conli'r'i. aJflA h ;nji,rmat iOll Q.l

required in S1 ,\'n j

List of a bhrfl:iatiilM U!I.\.-d i ll t ill: xtcvemenr Doe a mcn t

Quant ity rece ived and accepted:

IS . Shipment rece ived by Impon cr-Recvcler

nate:, Na.rnc: S i~gnc'e'~"""'-- _

19. ~hipmct1 t received al rec ycler - -;;ccQuantity receiv ed ill recy cler:

TO BE COMI'U~" [ 0 B\ ' l l\trOlH": Il.,lH:~'Ct[

21 Method of recyclin g

r 22. I certify IhM the Recycling Dr the wastes de ;above will he completed as per HW ( M, HandRu les:-o i2 na lu rc:Ira te:

Date:

h" t N'i':,:mC'."c: Signatu re20. Approximate date of recycling

RECO\·ERY O Pr.Rxnu~s (!>. :"I u. " )it I . Us.:: a.; I fuc:I I()Ih~r llldtl in ,hn:c1 ,n-:rn .:r:ni<>n1M oth~r m~. 10 eR...-.de e,oer ,.R 2 Solve" l rn,.wn'''' io.',,':,.., en~, ati .'lI1

R J !l;lXYcI:r.\!·r~d"''''l k," "t ......un ic 5U I>s1<.rl~ ...hid: a.... 001 u.eJ os s"l ..nt'<K 4 R""~dim~:reclOln13t i,,n ...fm~~fs u.J tT.:lal compoundsIt S R~"C)d i ll~ rcc l.1mat ion "'other in"'Ear.i< md",ri .•lsR (, ae cncralion.E! a;i4s or ba.e.

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9,

-,- II'---_ .L-_ -Lo= _ _ --'LPIIY~ICAL CHAR.\CTF.Rl~·TICS (Sl ~(l. (\'}) 1. P"wdcl)"po ...der,.Solid

J. viscocs- te4. Slud:.;e

~4uiJ6. Gaseous7.Otm.'f (s ' ed'

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TH J:o: GAZl£lTE 0 .; INOV. , EXTR\ORDlN ARY

FORM 10[See rule 15 (7) and /6 (7)}

IP,\RTII SH. J(i i~1

FOR.\lAT FOR MAI~TAINlNG RECORD~

OF llAZARDOUS WASTE IMPORTED AN]) l: XPORTED

1. "Name and address of the importer/exporter

2. Date and reference number of issuance ofpermission to import/export hazardous wastes

3. Description of hazardous waste

- ---S.No Dates of O rigin Total Physical I C hem ical Te~ t Iimport/export /destinnfion ...olum e form form report

,od relevant uh..asre andconsignmen t weight (innumbers kilograms)

"-_ I

4. Descr iption of storage, treauneru and reuse ofhazardous waste

volu meweight

~~---- -Dates ofimport/exportand relev an tcon sig nmentnumbers

Tot:aland(inkilog rams)

Tt'sl report :\;Jethmj

Storage

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FO R:-'1 II[St:f' r ule 1'J i 21}

TR4, !'iSPO RT El\I EI{GE NCY (T REJ\I) C ARD

IT,'I PC carried b} the transporter during ti<1 n ~p(\rtatitln o f hlU.All"tl<l u<; ' '' <bt.:.,.~,rm iJ~·J by tile Occupier or Operator o f a Fac ilil) I

I

1

.F: '~lOsu rt' ~Fi~1 Aid0.:, T:-~ Ilr I'b\ loical ICheretea l

::'io. waste p n"'f)f'r l~1 C OIJ' I it".:" IS Hazards Rc.unremenr-,

2. Procedure to he followed in case of fire

3. Proced ure 10 hoe fo llowed in ca, c of~p i llag.t'!accidentf~p los ion

.... r...r expert services . please contact

i) Xame & Address

Ii) Tclcphonc ::\0.

(,,"allll' "lid Signature IIJ (k r upll'r/authorized rf'pre_~I'II/(/tiJ'l!)

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IH EC AZf ITEOI' IN[JIA: EXTR-\ORDI"\ARY

FOR\'I 12[SlO e rule 20(2) 1

.\lARKl:'\G OF HAZARDOUS WASTE CONTAI~ER

H.~ZARDOUS WASTE ~

Handle with Care

Il" I{, 11 S " .~i'.!ll

Waste Cate gory No , ...., .. ...., ......., Comp atible Group .

Tolal Quantity .., ...... , ......., ...., ... Dale of Storage

Contents and State of the Waste

Sender's Name & Address Receivers Name & Address

I

Phone ..., ......., Phone .__

E-mail... . E-mail .....~--~

Tel. & hl X No -....-... '1'0: 1. & Fax N" ......

Contact Person ... .. . .. Contact Person .

In case of emergency please con tact ... , .. ... .. , ... ... . , .. ..

- --

""lote :

I Backgroun d colour of lab Jjluorescem yel/ow.

] , t he word, HA ZAR/JOUS' WAS"l"t,'S ',{- 'HAND LE WITH CA Rl: ' 10 /'e nrominern

11 m! wr itl e:, in red in Hindi. t;nKlish. and in Vernacular hmgullge

3. Lubd should be ofnon-washoblI' material.

~ delete which ever is not applicable

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FORJ\.f 13[See rille 21 (lJ)

HAZ,\RDOC S "VAST!; ;\lA~IFEST

I I.

.1 .

Occupie r's Name & Ma ilingI ~ncl llditl g Phone No.)Occllpi~r's Rcgi~tration'No .

Manifest DnCllTr ent No.

Address

4.

5.

6. T rans ortcr's Rc istration teo.7. Vehicle Resis tranon xo.

Address

(Tru ckITanker/S cial Vehicle)

Sol idlSe mi-So lidiSlud e /Oil . !Tar" " " m or YlT

8. : Dcst natcd ~.lic ili ty Name & Site Address9. __~ Facility's Registratio n No.10. Facility's Phoue11. . Waste u escncuoc..12. Totul Quantity13. Consinencv[4. Trans crt Desert t.on of Wastes[5. Conta iners N umber T ,

is[ urryL

16. T_ow} Quantity17. UnitWt/VolIR. Waste Cate orv l'\ umhe r19. I Special Handlin g lns tructions

Informatio n& Adcl it iDn,,1

. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . .. " .. . ...m or\1T.. . . ..... . . .. . . .... .. ...... .. ... m orMT

1 hereby declare that the. content s {If theconsignment are fully and accurately describedabove by' proper shipping name and arecategorised, packed, marked, a nd labe1t:d, andarc in all respects in proper condition fortransport by road acc ording to applicablenational governm ent regulat ions.

.- _.=~--c-~~=-,;:::-=-:c=-::c:;::-i2U. OCCUP[EK'S e ER ru' [CA TJ::

Typed Name & Stamp , Signature: Month

I I I I I I I I IT ransporter Acknowledgement of Receipt ofw astesTyped Name & Stamp : Signature : Month Dav

I I I IYear

I I I I r22. Di~cr~paney Note Space

23, Fucilit Owner or a rate r's Cert ification of Rel::~ i pt of Hazardous WasteType d Name & Stamp : S ignature : Month Dav Year

I I I I I I

371 A G11G8-1 I;.

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IP ~ RT I I --.~H . 3I li )1Tl I E GAZ[Trl:O" I:"ll)IA :lXIRAU~"~U~"2A~"::.:.'__~~~~~~~~''"FORM 14

I See rille 24)

FO R:,\UT OF ACCII>EYI IU :I'O IH

ITo be submitted b) th.:- occupier or operator o f a facility 2nJ the nan- poncr 10 me spen/pet'!

I.

,Ihe date and time co l the accident

Sequence of events k aJ illtl to acc ident

-" 1he hazard ous " ,Hi: mvolvcmcnt in accident

Ihe dale fo r assessing the effec ts of the accide nt 011 health or

the environment

5. The emergenc y meas ures ta ken

6. The slep, taken t o) allev iate the d ie-cis of acc idents

7. The steps taken to prevent the recurrence of such an accide nt

IPlacl;.' : Stg natllre :

nail.' : UcsiRna lion)

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Al' l'l.ICATID:\" FOR Fl U f'\; ( ; APP EA LAGAI:\"ST THE O RD F.R l' AS"iIW UY C PCBiS PCBfPCC OF H tE I,I\ IO:\" T ERRITOIH

I. Name and address of the person making the appeal

Nernher, date of order and address of tile authonty10 which passed the order, agains t which appeal isbeing made

3. Ground on which the appeal i~ being made

4. Reliefsought lor

5. List of enclosures other than the order referredin para 2 against which the appeal is being ti led.

: (cenificd copy of the orderbe attached ).

Dale:

Stgnntu r('•.•...•.. ... •. . •. . ••. •... . •. ••. ..••.

Name 3nd n rld rc~ ~ .. ... ... •. . •.• . •. . •. . .

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