activities the use of hazardous chemical where possible -Ensure that chemicals and storage facilities are sitted away from water resources -Ensure that used oil and used chemicals are disposed of through certified service providers -Ensure that containment/response plan is developed -Provide training for staff responsible for storing chemical constructed storage facilities Records of used oil/chemical disposal through certified service providers of site spill response plan Evidence of training on chemical storage procedures and spill response management the EPA, World Bank surface and ground water resources including activities) Noise Pollution from construction activities Choose inherently quiet equipment Ensure that equipment are well-maintained Keep equipment speed as low as possible Shut down or throttle down to a minimum equipment that may be intermittent in use Construction Contractor Number of complaints by community relating to pollution Records of community notification on noisy activities Condition of equipment in BNF of records Interview of Once monthly during construction activities or as more frequently as may be deemed appropriate 5, 000 USD (most of the mitigation activities will not generate extra cost. This cost is
Utilize and properly maintain silencers or mufflers that reduce vibration on construction equipment Restrict access to the site for truck traffic outside of normal construction hours Proper site logistics and planning Limit site working hours if possible Schedule noisy activities during the morning hours Inform the locals when activities are planned Enforce noise monitoring use on site mainly for activities. Air emissions, dusts that may affect air quality Avoid burning of material resulting from site clearance Cover any excavated dusty materials or stockpile of dusty materials entirely by impervious sheeting Maintain trucks and equipment properly Adopt a traffic Construction contractor Number of complaints from community Evidence of dust suppression by water Evidence of onsite traffic management BNF and Relevant External Agencies including the EPA and Review of site records Visual of site actions of air quality more frequently as may be deemed appropriate 5,000 USD /yr. (most of these mitigation activities will not generate extra cost. The cost is mainly
management plan while avoiding congested routes Adopt proper maintenance procedures for on-site construction equipment and the use of diesel fuel of acceptable quality Turn off equipment when not in use Dust suppression by regularly spraying water on dusty roads, especially roads passing through community areas that are used by project vehicles and equipment plan. World Bank for activities, mostly per diem paid to project staff during field visits) Occupational Health and Safety Issues including accidents and hazards that may affect staff as well as project community residents Develop and implement site EHS Plan implement site speed Health and Safety Plan Where possible, fence construction site to avoid intrusion by community dwellers Provide appropriate training for staff on site Construction Contractor (However, some activities such as securing and fencing of site may be carried out by the client before Construction site EHS Plan developed Number of trainings provided to employees Provision of appropriate PPEs to staff Number of accidents involving staff BNF and relevant Agencies including the EPA and the World Bank Review of records Visual site inspection Interview with staff, residents Once monthly or as frequently as may be deemed necessary 20,000 USD/yr. (Bulk of the cost is for the purchase of PPEs for staff.
2: OPERATIONS ACTIVITIES (solid wastes and by-products, waste water, air emissions and OHS issues) B. Water Management Ensure that waste water storage tanks are effectively bunded and provide overfilling protection on bulk storage tanks Minimize water production by recycling water where possible Choose cleaning agents that do not have adverse impacts on the environment in general, or on wastewater treatment processes and sludge quality for agricultural application the outlets of wastewater channels with screens and Facility management Contractor 5,000 USD/yr. (the cost are mainly for activities since most of the mitigation are activities that would normally be included in the design of facilities
Solid Wastes and Fish processing activities generate potentially quantities of organic waste and by products from inedible fish parts and endoskeleton shell parts from the crustacean peeling process. The actual proportion depends on the edible fraction of each species being processed Encourage fishing vessels to reduce the capture of “nontarget species” to reduce the amount of in the byproduct line; Design fish processing operations to enable the recovery of waste streams in accordance with Good Manufacturing Off-cuts and wastes should be recovered and taken to the facility in time to prevent product deterioration. Facility Management Contractor and relevant BNF Staff Quantity of non-target species captured Quantity of and wastes to by-product facility for processing Records of information dissemination to vessels relating species BNF and other relevant agencies and including the EPA and World Bank of records Visual Site Interview with staff and residents and other Bi-annually or as frequently as deemed necessary 5,000 USD/yr. (the cost are mainly for activities) Air Emission Odor is one of the significant air pollution issues associated with fish processing. This can be a source of major concerns for project community if not properly managed. Reduce the stock of raw materials, waste, and by-products and store this stock for short periods of time Ensure raw materials, wastes, and are stored only in a cold, closed, well-ventilated place Seal by-products in covered, leak-proof containers; Facility Management Contractor/fish processors Complaints filed by community regarding odor from processing facility BNF of records Interview Bi-annually or as frequently as may be deemed necessary