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EMS- 4.6
1. PURPOSE
The purpose of this Waste Management Procedure (WMP), is to set out a framework
on how to handle, reduce and dispose of waste generated in PepsiCo facilities in
environment friendly way and to ensure that waste management measures are
adequately in place and implemented.
2. RESPONSIBILITIES
management.
Annual review for waste inventory and tracking system as a means of
evaluating the success of waste minimization efforts; corrective actions
and follow up for any identified program deficiencies or opportunities
for improvement
Weekly tracking for waste (Recycling non-hazardous in KG) and
Commitment Letter
Check the availability of invoices/ documents..etc. related to proper
3. REQUIREMENTS
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Examples
Subject ed to specific
regulatory requirements
because of its hazardous
properties.
Nonhazardous waste
None
Plastic
preform
Glass
Wood
Can
Generated in households and
offices
Used Oils and oily
contaminated waste
Solvents
Batteries (wet batteries).
Lightning
2. Waste Minimization
'' PepsiCo is committed to reducing waste generation of all forms, eliminating waste
disposed of in landfills and reusing or recycling waste whenever feasible. PepsiCo
Global Sustainability Metrics Protocol.
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PREFERRED FOR
SUSTAINABILITY
Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
product.
Treat to recover a beneficial property (e.g.,
Recover
Disposal
beneficial purposes.
In identifying and prioritizing waste minimization opportunities, they will also consider the
following :
Regulatory requirements;
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Prevent storm water from contacting wastes, or capture storm water that
contacts wastes for inspection prior to discharge (refer to PepsiCo EHS
Standard 32-Stormwater Management)
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deadlines,
including
schedules
related
to
speculative
accumulation. Wastes should not be stored on-site for more than one year
without approval from the Business Unit or Sector.
e. Monitoring a routine waste inspection program should be put in place to
comply with the general requirements described above, and with the scope
and
frequency
of
inspections
consistent
with
applicable
regulatory
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specific waste and are designed to prevent releases during transport. Facilities team
must provide transporters with information regarding hazardous properties of the
waste, potential incompatibilities, proper handling, and emergency response.
Facilities team must maintain copies of all applicable documentation for waste
shipments, such as waste profiles, bills of lading, waste manifests, land disposal
restriction notices, confirmations of receipt from destination facility, and certificates
of disposal or destruction.
Disposal of finished packaging materials via landfill should only be utilized as a
temporary means of last resort. In such cases the materials must be rendered unuseable as a packaging material.
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Communication
Communicate
waste
management
requirements to
employees and
contractors, as
applicable, and
promote and
support waste
minimization
opportunities
and successes.
Sustainability
communicate
supervisor
waste
with
head
management
functions
should
requirements
to
7. Continual Improvement
On an annual basis, sustainability supervisor should review this procedure to ensure
the effectiveness of it, review the waste inventory and tracking system as a means
of evaluating the success of waste minimization efforts; and Corrective actions and
follow up for any identified program deficiencies or opportunities for improvement.
4. REPORTING
Sustainability supervisor must provide internal reports to Business Units or
Sectors regarding incidents involving waste as per request.
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5. RECORDKEEPING
This document, at a minimum, must be maintained for at least 5 years unless as
otherwise
Required by PepsiCo Record Management Policy Retention Schedule.
6. TRAINING
All personnel must receive general waste awareness training appropriate to
MS), Element 6
ISO 14001 clause 4.4.6
PepsiCo Global Sustainability Metrics Protocol
8. REFERENCES
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9. DEFINITIONS
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Waste: Anything for which the generator or holder has no further use and which is
discarded or released to the environment
Source reduction or elimination. This is the first and most preferred option of
waste minimization. It can be defined as any activity that reduces or eliminates
either the generation of waste at the source or the reduction of toxicity of wastes
from a process. This includes the elimination or minimization of discharges to the
environment through modifications to operational practices, which lead to
reductions in pollution. If elimination of a waste stream is not possible, the other
options for minimising waste production below must be considered.
Re-use: Reuse with no additional processing.
Recycling: which is the reclamation of the useful constitutes of a waste for re-use,
or the use or re-use of a waste as a substitute for a commercial feedstock or as a
feedstock in an industrial process.
Recovery: i.e. extracting materials or energy from a waste for other uses.
Disposal: is the least preferred one, Certain wastes (e.g. industrial effluent) should
be treated prior to disposal to ensure that it does not contain elements or
substances harmful to the receiving environment into which it is released.
Landfill: Area of land, typically a void from previous mining or quarrying, or
specifically engineered, in which waste is deposited.
available void, the process is referred to as land raising and waste is deposited on
the land surface.
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category wastes, in which case applicable standards for those special category wastes
should be followed in lieu of hazardous waste requirements.
Special category waste Waste that has special management requirements based on
the specific type or characteristic of waste, as designated by local, regional, or national
regulations. These wastes generally include certain wastes that would otherwise be
considered hazardous wastes, that have alternate management standards, and certain
nonhazardous wastes that are not accepted at municipal disposal or recycling facilities.
Examples of special category wastes may include (but are not limited to): used oil,
electronic wastes, asbestos waste, batteries, fluorescent light bulbs, contaminated soil or
industrial waste (such as sludges) that are not hazardous waste, and bio hazardous or
medical wastes (varies by country or local regulatory jurisdiction).
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Date
July-2009
Sep-2010
April-2011
Sep.2012
Sep 2012
Author
Mahmoud
Isra'a
Manar
Manar
Ayat
Approval
Inas Assaf
Saleh+Man
ar Al-Hasan
Section
Details
Modified
Amendments
Entire
Full review to be
procedure
in
compliance
with GEHSMS
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No.
Operation/
Waste
Equipment
Classificatio
(currently implemented)
Generating Waste
Waste Type
Responsibility
Fleet.
Fleet
maintenanc
Maintenance of
oily
vehicles, machinery
contaminated
equipment.
Special waste
wastes
area.
Contractor is committed to dispose of waste as
Solvents
Special
category
and
Empty
Paint
Containers).
Used
chemical
containers.
i.e.
tanks
Cl2
Projects
Facilities
Maintenance
Fleet
MEM
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Batteries: (wet
Special
batteries).
category
motorised equipment.
in
special
container
for
Fleet
hazardous
The
batteries
will
be
scraped
and
sold
to
Lightning
Special
Facilities
waste
Recyclable
category
Non
waste
preform
hazardous
Glass
Wood
can
General waste
Generated
Production
WH's
in
Non-
will be sold
Facilities
hazardous,
domestic
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