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RA 6969 (Permitting)
RA 6969 (Permitting)
LEONARDO B. ODON
Environmental Management Specialist II
Toxic Chemicals and Hazardous Wastes
Management Section
Clearance & Permitting Division
3 - FOLD OBJECTIVES
Pesticides
PATHWAYS
Air, water,
foods
Blackfoot disease,
HEALTH EFFECTS gastrointestinal
disorder, etc.
Health effects of Common Inorganic
Contaminants
CONTAMINANT
CADMIUM
SOURCE Electroplating,
DC batteries
HEALTH EFFECTS
Health effects of Common Inorganic
Contaminants
CONTAMINANT
LEAD
SOURCE
Batteries, paints,
solder, radiation
shielding,
PATHWAYS
Air, water, gasoline, etc.
biota
Lead can cause several unwanted effects, such as:
- Disruption of the biosynthesis of hemoglobin and anemia
- A rise in blood pressure - Kidney damage - Miscarriages and subtle abortions
HEALTH EFFECTS - Disruption of nervous systems - Brain damage - Declined fertility of men through sperm
damage - Diminished learning abilities of children
- Behavioral disruptions of children, such as aggression, impulsive behavior and hyperactivity
Health effects of Common Inorganic
Contaminants
CONTAMINANT
MERCURY
SOURCE
CONTAMINANT
SOURCE
PATHWAYS
WATER, FOOD
CHAIN
SOURCE
Liver Cancer
Chloracne
HEALTH EFFECTS
WHAT TO DO IF YOU NEED
TO IMPORT OR PURCHASE
CHEMICALS?
Philippine Inventory of Chemicals Substances
and Chemical (PICCS)
▪ Database of all existing chemicals in the Philippines
nominated in December 1993
REACTIVITY
(explosivity, stability)
IGNITABILITY
(temperature)
CORROSIVITY
(pH)
DAO 2013-22 Revised Standards and
Procedures for the Management of
Hazardous Waste (Revising 2004-36)
B. Acid Wastes
Sulfuric Acid Sulfuric acid with pH ≤ 2.0 B 201
H. ORGANIC WASTES
Grease wastes Includes all grease waste H 802
generated from establishments
such as industrial, commercial
and institutional facilities
I. OIL
Used or Waste Oil Used industrial oil including I 101
sludge
Vegetable oil including sludge I 102
Tallow I 103
Oil contaminated materials I 104
CLASSIFICATION OF
HAZARDOUS WASTES
CLASS DESCRIPTION WASTE
NUMBER
J. CONTAINERS
Containers previously Containers that used to hold J 201
containing toxic hazardous wastes and toxic
chemical substances chemical substances
K. IMMOBILIZED WASTES
Solidified Wastes Wastes whose hazardous K 301
substances are physically
immobilized by consolidation to
reduce the surface area of the
wastes in order to meet the
wastes acceptance criteria of the
disposal facility.
Chemically fixed Wastes whose hazardous K 302
wastes and substances are chemically
Polymerized Wastes immobilized through chemical
bonds or chemical conversion to
meet the waste acceptance
criteria of the disposal facility
CLASSIFICATION OF
HAZARDOUS WASTES
CLASS DESCRIPTION WASTE
NUMBER
Encapsulated Wastes Wastes whose hazardous K 303
substances are physically
immobilized by enveloping the
waste in a non-porous,
impermeable material in order to
store or dispose of hazardous
wastes in a registered disposal
facility.
L. ORGANIC CHEMICALS
Wastes with specific Solid Organic chemical wastes L 401
halogenated toxic listed in the Priority Chemical List
organic chemicals (PCL)
CLASSIFICATION OF
HAZARDOUS WASTES
CLASS DESCRIPTION WASTE
NUMBER
Wastes with specific Solid Organic chemical wastes L 402
non-halogenated toxic listed in the Priority Chemical List
organic chemicals (PCL)
M. MISCELLANEOUS WASTES
Pathological or Includes pathological wastes M 501
infectious wastes (tissues, organs, fetuses, bloods,
and body fluids), infectious
wastes and sharps and others
DESCRIPTION
Household wastes such as garbage under RA 9003 except
special wastes
Industrial and commercial wastewater which are disposed of on-
site through sewerage system.
Industrial and commercial solid wastes which do not contain
hazardous waste as identified in Table 2-1.
Materials from building demolition except those containing
asbestos.
Septic tank effluents and associated sullage wastewaters.
Untreated spoils from mining, quarrying and excavation works
but not materials in the nature of tailings commercially treated
materials and mine facility consumables.
CLASSIFICATION OF
HAZARDOUS WASTES
CLASS DESCRIPTION WASTE
NUMBER
Special wastes Household hazardous such as M 507
paints, thinners, household
batteries, spray canisters, and the
like that are considered by MRF.
These include wastes from
residential and commercial
sources that comprise of
consumer electronics, white
goods(i.e. refrigerators, washing
machines, air conditioners, etc)
batteries, and busted lamps.
HAZARDOUS WASTES
MANAGEMENT
HAZARDOUS WASTES MANAGEMENT
Hazardous Waste GENERATOR
HWGs’ RESPONSIBILITIES
Personnel training
. Implementation of emergency
contingency plan
. HW management
.. HW identification (types and
characteristics
.. Potential hazards of the HW
.. Labeling and storage
.. Roles and responsibilities for
implementing the emergency
contingency plan & response to
emergencies (fire, explosion,
spill, loss of electricity)
HOW TO REGISTER YOUR
GENERATOR’S HAZARDOUS
WASTE ID?
HW Number:
Quantity (MT):
Date of Transport:
HW Number:
Quantity (MT):
Date of Transport:
Packaging Information:
I101 - 200 kg/plastic drum
I hereby declare that the content are fully described above and are classified, packed, marked
and labeled and in all respect in proper condition to transport to approved TSD facility in
accordance with applicable national regulations.
- DAO 2013-22
CERTIFICATE
OF
TREATMENT
SCHEDULE OF FEES
Haz Waste Generators,Transporters & TSD Facilities
1. Registration of Hazardous Wastes generators … .P 1000.00/gen
2. Annual Registration of Transporters ……………….P 1000.00/veh
3. Permit to Transport …....................................... P 1000.00/was
4. Annual registration of TSD Facility ………………….P 15,000.00/fac
5. Annual registration of Co-Processing Facility……… P 5,500.00/fac
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