issued under Section 20 of the Environment Protection Act 1970
This licence allows the licence holder to discharge waste to the environment from the premises and
accept prescribed industrial waste for reprocessing, treatment, storage or disposal at the premises
subject to the attached conditions.
LICENCE HOLDER:
CHEMSAL PTY LTD
REGISTERED ADDRESS:
C/O STANNARD COGHLAN & ANGELINI, 60
TOORAK RD, SOUTH YARRA VIC 3141
PREMISES ADDRESS:
83 DOHERTYS RD, LAVERTON NORTH VIC 3026
LICENCE NUMBER:
EI2
DATE OF ISSUE:
12 JANUARY 1988
DATE OF AMENDMENT:
26 FEBRUARY 2002
................................................................
WAYNE SAUNDERSON
SECRETARY
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EPA Waste Discharge Licence No. EI2
Plant
Activities
This licence applies to a premises where prescribed wastes are reprocessed, treated and
stored.
Licence
Objectives
The licence holder shall adopt the following objectives for the protection of the
environment:

meet environmental quality requirements for all segments of the environment. This
includes meeting the general provisions of the Environment Protection Act (1970),
State environment protection policies, and Industrial waste management policies. In
particular,
 Industrial waste management policy (Waste Minimisation);
 Industrial waste management policy (Prescribed Industrial Waste);
 Industrial waste management policy (Movement of Controlled Waste between
States and Territories );
 State environment protection policy (Waters of Victoria);
 State environment protection policy (Groundwaters of Victoria);
 State environment protection policy (Air Quality Management);
 State environment protection policy (Noise from Commerce, Industry and Trade)
Licence
Structure

operate in accordance with good environmental practice at all times; and

take opportunities to minimise waste and continuously improve environmental
performance.
The licence consists of the following parts.
1. Waste Management

specifies the general requirements under which wastes may be discharged to the
environment.

specifies which wastes may be stored, treated or otherwise disposed of and the
general requirements under which this may occur.
2. Environment Improvement Plan and Operational Controls

requires an environment improvement plan to be produced and regularly
reviewed; and

includes operating requirements for good waste management and protection of
the environment under both normal and plant upset conditions.
3. Monitoring and Reporting
 specifies the monitoring requirements and the arrangements for submission of
reports to EPA.
4. Plan of Premises

plan of the premises covered by this licence, including discharge points and
reprocessing, treatment, storage or disposal areas.
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DEFINITIONS
For the purposes of this licence the following interpretations apply:
“Controlled waste” means any waste as defined under Clause 3 of the National
Environment Protection Measure (Movement of Controlled Waste between states and
territories) dated 26 June 1998.
“Discharge” when used as a noun includes emission and any other grammatical terms of
that word shall have a corresponding meaning.
“EPA Victoria” means Environment Protection Authority.
“NHMRC” means National Health and Medical Research Council.
“ARMCANZ” means Agriculture and Resource Management Council of Australia and New
Zealand.
“Polychlorinated biphenyls” are any material or waste containing polychlorinated
biphenyls at a concentration of more than 2 mg/kg.
“Polychlorinated Biphenyls Management Plan” is the national plan for the management of
polychlorinated biphenyls published by the Australian and New Zealand Environment and
Conservation Council in November 1996, as amended from time to time or republished
by ANZECC.
“Reprocessing” means changing the nature of a specific waste, so that it is suitable for
reuse.
“Stabilisation” means immobilisation of contaminants into concrete blocks to prevent
leaching of contaminants into the environment and to achieve compliance with the limits
specified in the destined landfill licence.
“Storage Only” means storing of waste, repackaging and consolidation of similar waste,
but excludes physical and chemical manipulation of waste by such activities as blending,
stabilisation, neutralisation, thinning etc.
“Waste” means prescribed waste as defined in Environment Protection (Prescribed
Waste) Regulations 1998.
"Waste Type Code" is the four –digit code corresponding to the prescribed waste as listed
in EPA Victoria Information Bulletin Industrial Waste Strategy; Instructions for
Completion of Waste Transport Certificates, Publication No. 395.
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1. WASTE MANAGEMENT
Discharges to Air
1.1.
All wastes specified in Table 1 discharged to air from the premises must be
discharged:
a)
only at the discharge point specified in Table 1 locations of which are
indicated on the attached Plan of Premises;
b)
vertically upwards by means of a stack which must not terminate at a
height above ground level less than that specified in the Table 1;
c)
from the corresponding discharge point specified in Table 1 at a rate not
exceeding that specified in the Table;
d)
from the corresponding discharge point specified in Table 1 at a
concentration not exceeding that specified in the Table;
e)
from the corresponding discharge point specified in Table 1 at a velocity
not less that specified in the Table; and
f)
so that there are no visible emissions excluding water vapour.
1.2.
Wastes other than those specified in Table 1 must not be discharged from the
corresponding discharge point specified in the Table.
1.3.
Odours offensive to the senses of human beings must not be discharged beyond
the boundaries of the premises.
Discharges to Water
1.4.
There shall be no discharge or seepage of waste from the premises to the land,
groundwater or water environments.
1.5.
Any discharge to sewer shall be with the approval of the relevant Water
Authority.
1.6.
Stormwater discharged from the premises must not contain visible floating oil,
grease, scum, litter or other objectionable floating matter.
1.7.
Waste collected within bunded areas must not be discharged to the stormwater
drainage system or to the land environment.
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Table 1: Emission Limits and Discharge Requirements
DISCHARGE POINT IDENTIFICATION
DISCHARGE
REQUIREMENTS
EMISSION LIMITS
MONITORING
FREQUENCY*
DP No.
Discharge Point Description
Min.
Stack
Height
(m)
Min.
Velocity
(m/sec)
Compound
Maximum Rate
(g/min)
*(ouv/min)
Maximum Conc.
(mg/m3)
*(ouv)
1
Caustic Scrubber
13.5
15
Particles
118
250
Notes
"DP" means discharge point(s).
aMonitoring of emissions should be conducted during waste stabilisation processes and the emission rates are at maximum level .
bIn addition to particles, emissions must also be monitored for Mercury, Lead, Arsenic and speciation of organic compounds.
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a,bOnce every four
months
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Waste Acceptance
1.8.
No wastes other than those specified in Table 2 and corresponding to the waste
type code specified in that table may be accepted on the premises.
1.9.
Waste accepted at the premises must be accompanied by an EPA Victoria waste
transport certificate which has been completed in accordance with the
Environment Protection (Prescribed Waste) Regulations 1998.
Interstate Wastes Acceptance and Disposal
1.10.
Waste or controlled wastes from interstate must not be accepted at the premises
unless those wastes are accompanied by a consignment authorisation number
issued by EPA Victoria.
1.11.
Waste or controlled wastes from interstate must not be disposed of to any
landfill or sewer within Victoria following storage or treatment unless approved
by EPA Victoria in writing.
Waste Quantity
1.12.
No more than 150 tonnes of waste may be held on the premises at any time.
Waste Storage Period
1.13.
Waste must not be held on the premises for a period greater than 12 months
from the date of receipt of the waste, except with written approval from EPA
Victoria.
Storage and Treatment Area
1.14.
Wastes must be stored and treated only within those areas of the premises
marked on the attached Plan of Premises as Warehouse 1, Warehouse 2,
Warehouse 3, Warehouse 4, Oxidising Chemical Storage, and Process Area 4.
1.15.
All storage areas on the premises must always be provided with clear signage
which corresponds to the markings provided on the attached plan premises.
1.16.
All waste, process chemicals or products must be unloaded, loaded, treated and
stored only within areas which are provided with a bunding constructed, sized,
operated and maintained in accordance with the EPA Publication No. 374
“Bunding Guidelines” or an equivalent containment.
1.17.
All bunding referred to in condition 1.16 must be maintained free of gaps and
cracks.
1.18.
There must be no gaps or cracks between the walls and the floors of the:
a)
warehouses;
b)
shipping containers used for storing oxidising chemicals; and
c)
shipping container used for washing drums.
Waste Treatment
1.19.
Wastes accepted at the premises must only be treated by the treatment
method(s) specified for that waste type in Table 2.
1.20.
Treatment of waste must be limited only to the following areas as marked on the
attached plan of premises:
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a)
stabilisation;
b)
blending;
c)
acid-base neutralisation;
d)
storage;
e)
drum washing; and
f)
drum decanting.
Polychlorinated Biphenyls
1.21.
No more than 10 tonnes of waste substances and articles containing or
contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls may be held on the premises at any
time.
1.22.
Waste substances and articles containing or contaminated with polychlorinated
biphenyls must not be held on the premises for a period greater than six (6)
months from the date of receipt of the waste.
Labelling
1.23.
All the containers holding waste must be appropriately and correctly labelled to
enable tracking of waste origin.
1.24.
The labelling referred to in condition 1.23 must include but not be limited to the
following details:
a)
name of Waste Producer
b)
UN number
c)
tracking number;
d)
date of acceptance;
e)
description of waste;
f)
transport certificate number; and
g)
differentiation of interstate waste from wastes produced in Victoria.
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Table 2: Acceptable Wastes and Treatment methods
Waste
Waste Type Code*
Acids in a solid form and acidic solutions
with a pH value of 4 or less
B100,
B130,
B160,
C100,
C140,
M230
K150,
M140
Alkaline solids and alkaline solutions with
a pH value of 9 or more
Animal and vegetable oils and derivatives
Heterocyclic organic compounds
containing oxygen, nitrogen or sulphur
Highly odorous organic chemicals
(including mercaptans and acrylates)
Organic solvents (excluding halogenated
solvents)
Waste from the production, formulation
and use of inks, dyes, pigments, paints,
lacquers and varnish (n.o.s.)
Waste from the production, formulation
and use of resins, latex, plasticisers, glues
and adhesives (n.o.s.) excluding solid
inert polymeric materials
Antimony and antimony compounds
Arsenic and arsenic compounds
Barium and barium compounds
Beryllium and beryllium compounds
Boron and boron compounds
Cadmium and cadmium compounds
Chromium compounds
Cobalt and cobalt compounds
Copper compounds
Inert sludges or slurries
Lead and lead compounds
Mercury and mercury compounds
Phenols and phenol compounds (including
halogenated phenols)
Selenium and selenium compounds
Tannery wastes (n.o.s.) including leather
dust, ash, sludges and flours
Textile effluent and residues (n.o.s.)
Waste from the production, formulation
and use of biocides and
phytopharmaceuticals (n.o.s.)
Waste from the production, formulation
and use of wood preserving chemicals
Waste resulting from surface treatment of
metals and plastics
Inorganic chemicals (n.o.s.)
Asbestos (all forms)
Cyanides (inorganic)
(organic)
Detergents and surface active agents
(surfactants)
Halogenated organic chemicals (n.o.s.)
Halogenated organic solvents
B110,
B140,
B170,
C110,
C150,
B120,
B150,
B180
C120,
L110,
Treatment
Method
Acid-base
Neutralisation
Acid-base
Neutralisation
K170
Blending
Blending
M200, M260, M270
Blending
G100, G110, G120
Blending
F100, F120, F140,
F160, F180
Blending
F110, F130, F150,
F170, F190, F200
Blending
D170
D130, H170
D290
D160
D310
D150
D140
D200
D190
T130
D220
D120, D121
M150
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
D240
D141, K140
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
L140
H100, H110, H120,
H140, H150, H160,
L120
H180, H190
Stabilisation
Stabilisation
A100, A110
Stabilisation
D370, D390
Stabilisation**
(see note)
Storage Only
Storage Only
N220
A120, A130
M210
M250
M160
G130, G140, G150
Stabilisation
Storage Only
Storage Only
Storage Only
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Highly reactive chemicals (n.o.s.)
Inorganic chemicals (n.o.s.)
Inorganic fluorine compounds
Inorganic sulphur containing compounds
Isocyanate compounds
Nickel compounds
Oxidising agents including chlorates,
perchlorates, peroxides
Phosphorous and phosphorus compounds
Prescribed wastes that are encapsulated,
chemically fixed, solidified or polymerised
Residues from industrial waste treatment
or disposal operations (n.o.s.) including
filter backwash waters
Silver and silver compounds
Tellurium and tellurium compounds
Thallium and thallium compounds
Vanadium compounds
Vegetable, fruit, food processing effluent
Vehicle, machinery and industrial plant
wash waters with or without detergents
Waste chemical substances from research
and development or teaching activities
(n.o.s.) that are new or unidentified
substances with unknown human health
or environmental effects
Waste from production, formulation and
use of photographic chemicals and
processing materials
Waste from the production, formulation
and use of biocides and
phytopharmaceuticals (n.o.s.)
Waste from the production, preparation
and use of pharmaceutical products
(n.o.s.)
Waste of an explosive nature not subject
to other legislation including azides
Waste substances and articles containing
or contaminated with polychlorinated
biphenyls or polybrominated biphenyls
Zinc compounds
*see definitions
D280, E110, E130
D370, D390
D110
D330
M220
D210
E100
Storage
Storage
Storage
Storage
Storage
Storage
Storage
D320, M190
N160, N170, N180
Storage Only
Storage Only
N200, N205, N210,
T110
Storage Only
D260
D250
D180
D270
K200
L100, L101, L150
Storage
Storage
Storage
Storage
Storage
Storage
T100
Storage Only
T120, D261
Storage Only
H130,
H110,
H150,
R120,
Storage Only
H160, H100,
H120, H140,
L120.
R130, R140
Only
Only
Only
Only
Only
Only
Only
Only
Only
Only
Only
Only
Only
Storage Only
E120
Storage Only
M100, M110, M120
Storage Only
D230
Storage Only
**Only the inorganic compounds (n.o.s) specified below, are permitted to be stabilised (all others can be accepted
for storage only):

Aluminium and aluminium compounds

Magnesium and magnesium compounds

Manganese and manganese compounds

Tin and tin compounds
Note: n.o.s. means not otherwise specified.
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Financial Assurance
1.25.
By 1 May 2002 the licence holder must provide a revised financial assurance
acceptable to the Authority calculated by the method set out in the EPA Victoria
Publication “Guidelines for Determining Financial Assurances for Schedule 4
Premises” in accordance with section 67B of the Environment Protection Act.
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2. ENVIRONMENT IMPROVEMENT PLAN AND OPERATIONAL CONTROLS
2.1.
The plant must be operated in accordance with the Environment Improvement
Plan (EIP) as amended and approved by EPA Victoria.
2.2.
The licence holder must ensure that all waste containers are suitable for
containing the designated waste.
2.3.
By 31 May 2002 the licence holder must submit a revised Environment
Improvement Plan to EPA for approval which must include but not limited to the
following:
a)
procedures for the identification of the types of incoming waste
including random sampling and monitoring mechanisms;
b)
proposed corrective measures in the event of the waste transport
certificate description of the accepted waste not conforming with the
waste analysis;
c)
procedures for clearly segregating specific waste types within the “Bond
in Transit mixed area”;
d)
internal auditing procedures for assessing the age of the wastes stored
at the premises;
e)
procedures for the internal transaction of any goods received as surplus
chemicals as waste;
f)
procedures for providing batch composition for each of the bulk load
resulting from blending operation;
g)
mechanisms to minimise the discrepancies between the data provided
to EPA and the data captured by the licence holder on the waste
transactions;
h)
procedures for reconciling of the total waste accepted, disposed and
recycled at the premises
i)
measures for recording the details of all incoming waste that do not
conform with the accompanying EPA Victoria waste transport certificate;
j)
mechanisms for reporting the waste discrepancies to EPA;
k)
procedures for storing highly odorous chemicals to minimise any off-site
odours;
l)
maintenance of carbon beds attached to the drum washing enclosures;
m)
procedures on managing the ventilation air from the chlorinated
hydrocarbon storage area;
n)
procedures for proper disposal of empty waste containers;
o)
procedures for minimising cross contamination of security destruction
materials with wastes; and
p)
exploration of contingencies for storing any water resulting from
potential fire.
Air
2.4.
The standard checklist as included in the approved EIP on the stabilisation
process reaction vessel interlock must be completed on a daily basis.
2.5.
The standard checklist as included in the approved EIP for the stabilisation
process reaction vessel alarm must be completed on a daily basis.
Fire Management
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2.6.
Prior to the commencement of construction of any proposed modification to the
premises, the Metropolitan Fire and Emergency Services Board must be notified
of any such modifications and an application made for a revised fire protection
report.
2.7.
Any recommendations from the Metropolitan Fire and Emergency Services Board
for additional fire protection facilities related to any proposed modification must
be implemented prior to any materials posing an environmental hazard being
placed in the modified area.
Polychlorinated Biphenyls
2.8.
The licence holder must manage polychlorinated biphenyls at the premises in
accordance with the Polychlorinated Biphenyls Environment Improvement Plan as
amended and approved by EPA Victoria.
2.9.
The licence holder must only accept waste substances and articles containing or
contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls at the premises in accordance with
the Polychlorinated Biphenyls Environment Improvement Plan as amended and
approved by EPA Victoria.
2.10.
Waste polychlorinated biphenyls must not be diluted without written consent
from EPA Victoria.
2.11.
The licence holder must only store, handle, treat and reprocess polychlorinated
biphenyls within the area as delineated on the attached plan of premises.
2.12.
The licence holder must maintain records of all polychlorinated biphenyls
accepted at the premises that include but are not limited to:
a)
date of acceptance;
b)
description of the waste, including waste type code;
c)
origin of the waste;
d)
name of waste producer;
e)
quantity of waste received;
f)
concentration of polychlorinated biphenyls in the waste;
g)
location of the waste at the premises;
h)
transport certificate number (inwards);
i)
consent authorisation for polychlorinated biphenyls (inwards);
j)
date(s) of transport off-site;
k)
destination of the waste or product;
l)
quantity of the waste or product despatched;
m)
nature of the waste or product despatched;
n)
certificate of analysis for the waste or product despatched;
o)
transport certificate numbers (outwards);
p)
consent authorisation for polychlorinated biphenyls (outwards);
q)
consignment authorisation for movement of controlled waste between
States and Territories (outwards); and
r)
reconciliation of the total waste accepted, disposed and recycled at the
premises.
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2.13.
The records required by condition 2.12 must be retained for a period of 2 years
from the date of treatment or off-site transport of the waste.
2.14.
The records required by condition 2.12 must be made available to any authorised
officer of EPA Victoria when requested to do so.
Non Conforming Wastes
2.15.
The licence holder must isolate any batch of waste oil in the event that the
certificate of analysis of that waste shows the concentration of polychlorinated
biphenyls is greater than 2 mg/kg.
2.16.
Waste isolated as per condition 2.15 must not be transported from the premises
without written consent from EPA Victoria.
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3. MONITORING AND REPORTING
General
3.1.
All samples for analysis must be submitted to an analytical laboratory accredited
by the National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) to undertake the
analyses specified in this licence unless prior agreement to do otherwise has
been obtained from EPA Victoria.
3.2.
The licence holder must ensure the results of the analysis are submitted to EPA
Victoria in a NATA endorsed test report unless prior agreement to do otherwise
has been obtained from EPA Victoria.
3.3.
All samples must be obtained by or under the instruction of a qualified analyst.
Air
3.4.
The wastes discharged from the discharge point listed in Table 1 must be tested
in accordance with EPA Victoria Publication No 440 "A Guide to the Sampling and
Analysis of Air Emissions" at a frequency of not less than that specified in the
Table.
3.5.
Maintenance on the alarm system for pressure drop on the venturi scrubber must
be performed on a monthly basis.
Water
3.6.
The licence holder must provide a detailed report by 30 June 2002 outlining a
management plan for stormwater originating from the hatched area designated
on the attached plan of premises.
3.7.
The management plan referred to in condition 3.6 must incorporate but not be
limited to the following elements:
a)
a suitably designed triple interceptor with a hydraulic capacity
equivalent to 90%ile rainfall run-off;
b)
a first flush system capable of capturing the first 10mm of run-off from
the hatched areas designated on the attached plan of premises;
c)
a lock off valve at the stormwater outlet;
d)
a monitoring program; and
e)
reuse options for any stormwater collected in the first flush system.
Waste
3.8.
The licence holder must sample and test each load of incoming waste in
accordance with the Environmental Improvement Plan as submitted and
approved by EPA Victoria.
3.9.
All waste transported from the premises for disposal at a landfill must meet the
acceptance standards in the relevant EPA licence for that landfill.
3.10.
Notwithstanding the requirements specified in condition 3.9:
(a)
wastes listed in Table 3 must not be disposed to landfill unless the
elutriable concentrations of contaminants in those wastes are less than
100 times the relevant guideline values specified in Australian Drinking
Water Guidelines (NHMRC & ARMCANZ 1996) as amended from time to
time or re-published;
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Table 3
Waste
Waste Type Code
Phenols and phenol compounds (including
halogenated phenols)
Waste from the production, formulation
and use of biocides and
phytopharmaceuticals (n.o.s.)
Waste from the production, formulation
and use of wood preserving chemicals
M150
3.11.
H100, H110, H120, H140, H150, H160,
L120
H190
(b)
by 1 May 2002, the licence holder must develop a protocol to the
satisfaction of EPA Victoria which must contain testing and verification
procedures for demonstrating that the wastes referred to in Table 3 meet
the requirements specified in condition 3.10 (a); and
(c)
until the protocol referred to in condition 3.10 (b) is approved by EPA
Victoria, wastes listed in Table 3 must not be disposed at any landfill.
Waste sampling and analyses required by this licence must be conducted in
accordance with EPA Victoria Publication No 441 A Guide to the Sampling and
Analysis of Waters, Wastewaters, Soils and Wastes unless prior agreement to do
otherwise has been obtained from EPA Victoria.
Annual Report
3.12.
By 30 September each year the licence holder must submit to EPA Victoria two
copies of an annual environmental performance report for the previous financial
year ending 30 June that includes but is not limited to:
a)
the quantity and type of prescribed industrial waste received;
b)
the treatment and fate of prescribed industrial wastes received;
c)
the total mass of prescribed wastes processed at the premises for
reuse/recycling;
d)
the types and quantities of interstate wastes accepted;
e)
the treatment and fate of all interstate wastes received;
f)
the quantity, concentration and type of polychlorinated biphenyls
consigned for destruction;
g)
summary of all Certificates of Destruction or Disposal of Polychlorinated
Biphenyls issued and/or received;
h)
reconciliation of the amount of polychlorinated biphenyls consigned for
destruction or disposal and the amount of polychlorinated biphenyls
destroyed or disposed for which Certificates of Destruction or Disposal
have been issued;
i)
a completed Notification of polychlorinated biphenyls form that specifies
the quantity and concentration of polychlorinated biphenyls at or in
excess of the threshold concentration and quantity of 50 mg/kg and 50
g stored at the premises as at 30 June;
j)
results of environmental monitoring required by condition 3.4;
k)
details of community liaison;
l)
a record of complaints;
m)
details of any enforcement action by EPA Victoria;
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3.13.
n)
a completed prescribed industrial waste Annual Return form; and
o)
a completed Fee Calculation form.
The report required by condition 3.12 must be signed by the licence holder or
their delegate.
Record keeping
3.14.
Records must be maintained in accordance with the EIP as submitted and
approved by EPA Victoria to enable the identification of the source, location,
stage of treatment, disposal route, transport certificate number and results of
analysis, of any waste that has been accepted at the premises.
3.15.
Records must be maintained in accordance with the EIP as submitted and
approved by EPA Victoria detailing the quantity, physical form, method of
treatment, date of dispatch, transport certificate number, results of analysis and
destination of all waste which leave the premises.
3.16.
The records specified in conditions 3.14 and 3.15 must be retained for a period of
2 years from the date of treatment, disposal or offsite transport of the waste.
3.17.
Records required by conditions 3.14 and 3.15 must be made available to an
authorised officer of EPA Victoria on request.
Incident Reporting and Notification
3.18.
The licence holder must notify EPA Victoria in writing as soon as practicable of
any monitoring result which indicates a breach of any condition of this licence.
3.19.
The licence holder must notify EPA Victoria of incidents in accordance with the
approved EIP.
3.20.
The licence holder must notify EPA Victoria immediately of any incident or spill of
wastes containing or contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls.
3.21.
Within 3 days of the occurrence of an incident at the premises (conditions 3.18 to
3.20), as defined in the EIP, the licence holder must report to EPA Victoria in
writing:
a)
the cause of the situation;
b)
the measures taken to rectify it at the time; and
c)
the measures proposed to prevent a recurrence of such a situation.
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4. PLAN OF PREMISES
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