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Section 1. Policy and Objectives. It is the policy of the Shto to regulate, restrict or
prohibit the imporbtion, manufacture, processing, sale, distribution, use and disposal of chemical '
substances and mixtures that present unreasonable risk a d o r injury to health or the
environment; to probibit the entry, even in traasit, of hazardous md nuclear wastes and their
disposal into the Philippine territorial limits for whatever purpose; and to provide advancement
and facilitate resarch and studies on toxic chemicals. Pumaat to &is policy statement, this
Order aims to do ?hefollowing:
1.1 Increase awareness abut the toxicity of lead and lead compounds and the
availability of technically superior and safw alternatives;
1.3 Provide guidelines and assistance to identrfy and release potentid lead exposure
induskid facilitiesto d u c e workers' lead exposure; and
1.4 Enforce the provisions within the specifidlimits provided under this.Order
k 2. Defmition of Terms. As used in this Order, the following terms are hereby
defined:
2.2 Chemical Control Order (CCO) - a policy issuance that pmhibi9, limits or
regulates the use, manufacture, import, export, ~ r a n s p r t , 'pcbss, storage,
possession and wholesale of those priority chemicals that DEWR dckhmned to be
regulated, phased-out or banned due to the serious risks h e y pdsk to pub!ic
health, workplace and the environment.
2.3 Disposal - treatment, temporary storage and systematic destruction of lehd and lead
compounds' wastes in accordance with the applicable p+ovislons of the
Implementing Rules and Regulations of Hazardous Wastes h.iana&ment (IRR-
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HWM).
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Equipment - uscd for disposal purposcs shall inclendc, but not Iimitcd to tools,
devices, furnishhgs, apparatus, and materials such as boodq enclost~res,ducts, dust
suppressants, among others with lead contamination.
hdustrial User - any entity or corporation d~atuses and processes lead andlor lead
compounds for industrial purposes only.
Lead -a heavy, bluish-gray metal in granules, shot, foil, sheet or powder (physical
appearance) that is naturally occurring in the earth's crust which is very soR, highly
malleable, ductile md a relatively poor conductor of electricity. As lead is obtained
main1y from the mined galena (PbS), the common lead ores are anglesite @%SO4)
and cerussite (PbC03).
Lead Compmnds - are chemical compounds that contain lead (Chemical Abstract
Service:Registry No.743 9-92- 1 ) .
Lead Paints - paints or other similar surface coating materials containing lead or
lead compounds (calculated as lead metal) in excess of .009 percent (90 ppm) of
the weight of the total non-volatile content of the weight of the dried paints film.
Lead Wastes - discarded materials that contain or have been contaminated with
lead or lead compounds that are without any safe commercial, industrial,
agricultural or economical usag e and contain tbt updated standard of Hazardous
Wastes based on the analysis of the emact under the Toxicity Charactmistic
Leaching Procedure (TCLP) methad.
Pigment -a material that changes the color of reflected or transmitted light as the
result of wavelength-selective,absoTpiion used for coloring paints, inlq plastic,
fabric, cosmetic, food and other materials.
Premises - shall include, but not limited to, buildings or parts of buildjngs, tents,
stalls or other facility structures whether permanent or temporary.
Preparations - mixtures or solutions (in the form of liquid, semifsolid and solid
materials), in this case, containing lead which will be used in any industrial
applicationlprocesses.
3.1 Importers
3.2 ,Distributors
3.3 Martuhcturers
3.4 Industrial users
3.5 Recyclers
3.6 Waste service provida (Transporters , Treaters and Disposers)
Set. 4. Prohibited Use. The use of lead and lead compounds shall bc strictly
prol~ihitedin the following pmductiodmufacturing of:
The following applicant shall register with the Environmental Management Bureau
(EMB) by submitting a duly accomplished Registration Form (Annex A), after the chive date
of this Order.
5.1.1 Any person or entity with existing Priority Chemical List (PCL) Qmpiiance
Certificate involved in the importation, manufacture, distribtrtion artd use of
any lead and lead compounds
5.1.2 Any person or entity involved in the recycling, treatment, &(age and
disposal of lead containing wastes must register and comply all of
applicable provisions of the Implementing Rdes and kegula~ions of
Hazardous Waste Management (IRR-HWbQ
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5.1.3 Any person or entity that are newly involved in the iapdortation,
manufacture, distribution and use of any lead and lead compbhds and
engaged in recycling in lreatment, storage and disposal of lead-kontaining
wastes
The applicant shall provide the company's information contained in the ~&etyData
sheet (SDS) a ensure that lead and lead compounds are managed in s manncr thht will himinate
or minimize its release to the environment (Annex B).
5.3 Labeling Requireohents
5.3.2 A warning label stating that lead dust is tlazardous fur children, pregnant
women, and the elderly people.
5.4.1 Management Operation Flow Chart and process description where lead
and lead compounds are used;
All the regulated p d s e s must comply with the GHS procedures and applicable
provisions af the lR%HWM and those to be prescribed by the EM3 for the
transport and treatment, storage and disposal of lead wastes and conrandnated
equipment off-site.
Far the use of any alternative raw material (in place of leaded materials)i)inmanufacturing
toys, school supplies, cosmetics and packaging for food and drink, the restrictions by the Food
and Drug Administration (FDA) of the Department of Health @OW) shall be foIlowed.
Exemptions to this "no disclosure ofinformation" shall be made subject to the conditions
of Section 40 (3), DAO 92-29 of RA 6969 or as may be amended.
Sec 8. Compliance Monitodg Procednra The ENB RegiomI Offices shdll monitor
compliance based on duly accomplished and submitted Self-Monitoring Report (ST& per D A 0
No. 27, Series of 2003 (Amending DAO 26,DAO 29 and A 0 2000-81) and the EM@-COshall
integrate the regional monitoring report for management action. In any complaints of non-
compliance, sampling and testing (if necessary) shall be made using a method that cbriforms to
good laboratory practices (GLP), The concentrations of total lead present in a surface coating of
dried sample must not be more than 90 pprn.
Sec. 9. Revision of Requiremcots. The DEN2 may amend, modify, andlor qpplement
the requirements and standards in this Order after prior consultation with the stakeblders and
afler due notice and hearing with the public on matters to be revised. The IIENR-EMB Director
may issue clmificatory guidelines, if necwsaq.
Sec LO. Capacity Building. in support to the effective implementationof this order, the
following activities shall be undertaken
10.1 Development and conduct of continuing training pmgram for EMB Regional
Officersto e m r e proper implementation ofthis Order.
10.2 Development and conduct of contiming training program for the jndusdd sector
to ensure proper compliance of t f i s Order.
10.3 Development of capability building program that will initiate researkh to dpporl
implementatjon period for 90 ppm level for Iead paint !
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10.4 Continuing trhning and infrmticm, education and communication (EC) eKorts
on lead paint and othe US& for both tegulated mrnrnunity and regulators.
10.5 Harmorhtiori and facilitation in consulting and discussing the Iead psi* other
ailowable uses and replation of lead and iead wrngounds with the fu'ollowing
government agencies and parties:
Lead in paints shall be allowed for the next six (6) years (2013-2019) as transitional
provision provided precautionmy labeling is placed in the products:
11 . 1 Automobiles paints
11.5 Touch up coatings for appliances and Iawn and garden equipment
Standards for other uses of Lead shall be developed in collaboration with .concerned
government agencie and other entities for uniform standards or joint issuance for thk effective
implementation of this Order.
The DENR shall coordinate with concerned government agencies and other fitities for
uniform standards or joint issuance for the effective implementation of this Order. ,
Set. 12. Ptnalty Provision. Any violation of the requirements specified in this Order
shall subject the person(s) liable thereof to the applicable administrative and crilninal Janctioar
as provided for under Sections 4 1 and 43 of DA 0 92-29 and D E M Memorarldurn ~irdufar No
2005-003 (Prescribing Graduated Administrative Fines Pursuant to Republic Act NO/A969 and
DENR Administrative Order No.29, Series of 1992).
Sec 13. Separability Clause Should any provisions or @on of this Otder beldeclared
unconstitutional or invalid, all the other provisions of this Order shall remain "slid and
enforceable. !
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Stc. 14. Effectivity. This Order shall take effect Afieen (15) days after its publication in
a newspaper of g e h d circulation and upon acknowledgment of receipt of a copy hereof by the
Office ofthe National Administrative Register (ONAR).
Secret
Recommending Approval :
Director
Enviro
P e ntal Management Bureau
I. GENERAL INFORMATION
1. COMPANY NAME
OFFICE ADDRESS
2. TELEPHONE NUMBER
F A X NUMBER
EMAIL ADDRESS
3. CONTACT PERSON I DESIGNAmON
IV. PREVENTlYEANDCONTROLMEASURES
5. DESCRIBE J
N BRZEF THE CONTINGENCY PROCEDURES / PLAN (In case
of emergency).
2. LIST OF ATTACHMJZNTS
NOTARLZED CERTIFICATION
NAME:
DESIGNATION I POSI'ITON:
SIGNATURE : DATE:
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1 acknowledge that this application form is a legally binding document, and declare,
under the penalties of perjury, that the same has been accomplish& in &ad faith,
verified by me, and, to the best of my knowledge and belief, is t hd l correct
pursuant to the regulations issued under authority thereof.
LEAD AND LEAD COMPOUNX,S MANAGEMJINT PLAN O U T L m
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The registrant shall be responsible for all costs of mamging lead md lead compounds including
the use, storage, handling, disposal and clean-ups. The details of the management plan d l vary
dependmg on the type or premises and the type of activity that is being conducted with a
hetable for comp~etionof pouticuiar actions.
111. TRANSPORT
a. T ~ pprocedure
t within the facility
b.1 Labeling
b.2 Documents necessary during transport (e.g. SDS, relevant permits)
b.3 Safety equipmentPPEs on board (e.g. fire extinguisher, mask)
Ik. STORAGE
a. Storage specification
a1 Stacking
a2 Storage temperature I ventilation
a.3 Security
a.4 Storage compatibility with other chemicals
a.5 Packaging
b. Safety
V. HANDLING
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VI. DISPOSAL
a Waste handlirig
b. Waste storage I
a. Alternatives
b. Phase out timelines
a. Spills 1 leaks
b. Contact (inhalation, ingestion, contact)
c. Randation pldclean-up plan incase of environmental contamination
to restore damaged areas
IX. RECORDS
a. Inventory reports
b. Trahhg Records of personnel
c. Medical Surveilhce Report
d. Record of Transport and Treatment
e. Waste water/Ground water aualysis
f. Accident / Incident reports