EMP Format 01
Environmental Management Plan (EMP)
EMP format for existing manufacturing industry projects categorized as orange-b and red*
Provide the required information in the blanks / tick () and attach the documents with information where applicable
1.0 General Information
1.1 Company Name :
a) Name of entrepreneur/entrepreneurs :
b) Contact address :
1.2 Name of Industrial Project :
a) Name of entrepreneur/entrepreneurs :
b) Present address of Office :
c) Telephone/Fax :
d) E-mail :
(Attached the general map of the project area indicating the location of the project site showing
roads, shoals, levees, rivers, forest important structures etc. Mark the general map as Annexure-1 )
2.0 Project description
2.1 Total amount invested in the project :
2.2 Description of project land
a) Total land area of the project:
b) Amount of land covered by the establishment:
c) Amount of land covered by vegetation:
( Project Layout Plan: Annexure-2A , Map of Project Area with Distances: Annexure-2B and
Project Central Site Surrounding Image: Attach Annexure-2C )
* This EMP format is not applicable for any project other than industrial projects
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2.3 Description of Project Infrastructures
2.1.3 Buildings for industrial projects
Has been constructed Rented
(Approved Layout Plan of Building: Annexure-2)
Use of different floors of the building Floor No Floor Area (Sq. Meters)
Administration/Office
Factories/Manufacturing activities
Storage of raw materials
Archives of Chemical
Substances
Restroom/ Daycare
Canteen
Toilet facilities
Generator
Other
Treatment infrastructure Land Area ( Sq. Meters
Waste treatment plant
Water treatment plant
Hazardous waste storage
Solid waste and sludge storage
2.4 Project Operation
2.4.1 Equipment Details: (List all equipment needed, using more space if necessary do)
Machinery Number
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2.4.2 Raw Materials (list all raw materials including all chemicals to be used in production and use
additional space if necessary)
Raw material Source of raw material Amount (daily)
2.8.0 Manufacturing process (Detailed description of factory production activities/processes, use
additional space if necessary and attach flow-diagram: Annexure-25)
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2.4.4 Production Capacity (list all products produced including by-products,
additional space if require use)
Manufactured goods Amount (daily)
2.4.5 Factory Operating Hours:
Average day/week
The highest day/week
2.4.6 Manpower Details:
Administrative :
Production process :
Environmental management :
Total
2.4.7 Power supply
Supplier Generating Capacity (kVA) (if applicable) Demand (kW)
• National power grid line
• Own generator
• Others
2.4.8 Water supply
Sources details
• Supplied water
• Surface water bodies
• Own deep-tube boiler
• Recycled water
• Others
Daily Water Consumption (Liters)
2.4.9 Fuel supply (gas/coal/furnace well etc.)
Source: Daily use: cubic meter/ton/liter
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hours/day
hours/day
Household Industry
3.0 Environmental Condition of the Project Area
3.1 Land use of the project area
3.1.1 Current land use within 1.0 km radius:
3.1.2 Width of main road nearest to the project: Meter
3.1.3 Whichever is located within 1.0 km distance of the project:
• Wetlands • natural waterways • Forest area • Forest area
• Park / Playground • hills/hills • Residential areas • Other
3.1.4 Whichever is located within 500 meters of the project:
• Sites of historical importance • Military installations • Special areas •
• Key Point Installation • Hospital/Clinic • Educational institutions • Protected area
• Air polluting industries • Residential areas • Food silos • Others
3.1.5 Scope of the Project:
North:
South:
East:
West:
3.2 Project area noise level measured in dBa unit (200 – year)
Months Location Statutory
Standards
January Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night Day Night
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Comment
Natural environmental critical area
Temperature
3.3 Air Quality Status of the Project Area (200 – Year) time (months)
Static
(μgm -3 )
SPM
Time (Month) Location Statutory Standards Comments
January
February
PM 2.5
PM 10
SO 2
CO
Pb
3.4 Water quality at final disposal site of liquid waste (200 – year)
Static Time
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Statutory Standards Comments
Location
Dry season (avg.)
Monsoon season (avg.)
Dry season (avg.)
Dry season (avg.)
Dry season (avg.)
Dry season (avg.)
Dry season (avg.)
Monsoon season (avg.)
Monsoon season (avg.)
Monsoon season (avg.)
Monsoon season (avg.)
Monsoon season (avg.)
pH
DO (mg/l)
BOD5 (mg/l)
COD (mg/l)
EC (μs/cm)
TDS (mg/l)
TSS (mg/l)
NH 4 -N
(mg/l)
NO 3 -N
(mg/l)
PO 4 -P
(mg/l)
Time Location)
4.0 List of industrial wastes (Identify the wastes generated in the manufacturing process)
▪ Acid Waste (eg Hydrochloric Acid, Sulfuric Acid, Nitric Acid etc.)
▪ Alkaline wastes (caustic soda, caustic potash, alkaline cleaners etc.)
▪ Organic solvents (eg halogenated, aliphatic, aromatic compounds)
▪ Pathogenic or infectious wastes
▪ Resins/lattices/adhesives
▪ Asbestos waste
▪ Ceramic/mineral waste
▪ Contaminated containers or containers (which have previously contained chemicals or pastes etc
▪ Chemical fertilizers and pesticides waste
▪ Glass waste
▪ Stabilized waste (solidified, chemically fixed and encapsulated waste)
▪ Inorganic chemical waste (eg arsenic, copper, cadmium etc.)
▪ Skin waste
▪ Metal waste
▪ Oil (eg waste oil, oil/water mixture)
▪ Organic snazz
▪ Dye/ink/paint waste
▪ Paper waste
▪ Pharmaceutical waste
▪ Plastic waste
▪ Plating waste
▪ Biodegradable waste (eg grease trap waste, animal waste)
▪ Reactive chemical wastes (eg explosives, reducing and oxidizing agents)
▪ Rubber waste
▪ Styrofoam waste
▪ Tannery Waste
▪ Textile Waste
▪ Other, please specify
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Monsoon season (avg.)
Monsoon season (avg.)
Monsoon season (avg.)
Monsoon season (avg.)
Monsoon season (avg.)
Monsoon season (avg.)
Monsoon season (avg.)
Dry season (avg.)
Dry season (avg.)
Dry season (avg.)
Dry season (avg.)
Dry season (avg.)
Dry season (avg.)
Dry season (avg.)
Static Statutory Standards Comments
5.0 Liquid waste generated: (indicate the source of liquid waste, nature and
potential quantity of pollutants and use additional space if necessary)
Sources of liquid waste Daily Amount (Liters) Nature of the pollutant
poisonous common
▪ Production process
▪ Washing/cleaning
▪ Cooling
▪ Domestic sewage
▪ Recycled water
▪ Others
Total Amount
5.1 Natural of untreated liquid waste:
SL no.
1.
Parameter Unit Value
Color
2. pH
3. Total Suspended Solids (TSS)
4. Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
5. BOD 20 0 C
6. COD
7. Oil and Grease
8. Total Chromium
9. Sulfide
10. Phenolic compounds
11.
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
5.2 Liquid waste treatment process:
Sources of liquid waste
▪ Production process
▪ Washing/cleaning
▪ Cooling
▪ Recycled water
▪ Others
Liquid waste treatment process
Final disposal site of liquid waste:
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Direct emissions Joint ETP Own ETP
5.2.1 Liquid Waste Treatment Plant: (Layout of ETP Annexure-4A and detailed specification of ETP units
including civil works and mechanical/electrical components Annexure-4B )
Units of ETP:
Purification capacity of ETP
(product liquid Waste + 10%):
Amount of ETP space
Cubic meters/day
square meter
5.2.2 Sewage Disposal/Treatment Procedures (Attach layout of sewage treatment plant; Annexure-4 )
Power:
▪ Discharge into existing sewage system (sewerage line)
▪ Self-contained treatment plant
▪ Own septic tank and soak wall
▪ Other
5.2.3
6.0 Drainage System (Attach drain layout plan; Annexure-5)
Type
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Physical
▪ Screening
▪ Well-water separator ▪ Equalization
▪ Sedimentation ▪ Gift removal
▪ Other
chemical
▪ Adsorption
▪ Flocculation/Coagulation ▪ Disinfection
▪ Chemical ▪ pH correction
▪ Other,
Biological
▪ Sequencing batch reactor
▪ Biological contactors
▪ Stabilization
▪ Activated snazz
▪ Trickling filter
▪ Anaerobic digestion
▪ Aerated lagoon
▪ Other
Sludge
treatment
▪ Thickening
▪ Dissociation ▪ Heat drying
▪ De-watering ▪ Fired in a brick kiln
▪ Other
Other
▪ Ion exchange
▪ Activated carbon adsorption ▪ Membrane filtration
▪ Septic tanks and soaks wall ▪ Reverse Osmosis
▪ Chlorination
▪ Reverse osmosis
▪ De-ionization
▪ Other
Methods of water purification
▪ Open drain
Where will the drainage system be connected?
▪ Public drain ▪ Other ▪ Canal/River
▪ Enclosed/subsurface Drainage
7.0 Particulate and Gaseous Emissions (specify the source and nature of the gaseous
waste and additional space if necessary use)
Source Nature of particulate and gaseous emissions
Particles Acid vapors Sulfur dioxide Oxides Nitrogen Oxide Ink and Dust Other
▪ Power plant
▪ Generator
▪ Furnace
▪ Oven
▪ Production process
▪ Paint booth
▪ Boiler
▪ Incinerator
▪ Rotary Kiln
▪ Stone crushing
▪ Other
7.1 Air Emission Control Management (Tick the boxes that apply below)
8. Noise Pollution Control System (Tick the box below to be installed)
▪ Insulator
▪ muffler
▪ Silencer
▪ thick wall
▪ Glaswool
▪ Canopy
▪ Other
9. Measures taken to protect occupational health (check the boxes below that will be taken)
▪ Mask
▪ Safety glasses
▪ Gloves
▪ Sturdy boots
▪ Helmet
▪ Ear plugs
▪ Other
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• Chimney
• Toxic gas filtration
• Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP)
• Dust collector
• Gas Adsorption
• Scrubber
• Cyclone (including duct, ID fan and stack)
• Bag Houses/Fabric Filtration
• Exhaust fan
• Other
• Other
10. Environmental impact and mitigation management
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Possible effects
Significance of impact
Short Middle More
▪ Creating problems for neighboring
residents or their property
o Provision of adequate buffer area
o Plantation of trees in the buffer
o Area Construction of boundary wall
around the project area
o Other,
▪ Air pollution through generated
dust, fumes Etc.
o Adoption of air pollution control
measures
o other,
▪ Pollution of surface or ground
water from domestic waste
o Installation of effective septic tanks and
soak pits
o Suitable sewage treatment plant for
sewage set up
o other,
▪ Pollution of surface or ground
water from factory liquid waste
o Waste suitable for industrial liquid
waste
o Establishment of refinery
o Other,
▪ Environmental pollution caused
by hazardous waste or workplace
pollution
o Hazardous waste will be treated
o Will be burned in incinerators
o Will be saved
o Other,
▪ Noise pollution o Taking necessary measures to control
noise pollution (eg insulators, mufflers,
silencers)
o others,
▪ The Stench o Tightly sealed container, masking agent
arrange etc
o Other,
▪ Vibration caused by machine
operation
o Adoption of vibration control measures
(eg shock absorbers, dampers/isolators,
springs isolator)
o Other
▪ Problems caused by solid waste
o Adequate system of segregation/storage
of solid waste to do
o Training of employees on waste
management provide
o Regular for environmentally friendly
disposal collect waste
o Used lead-acid batteries only specified
o Disposal of solid waste at designated
dumpsites or sanitary landfills must be
returned to the dealer
o Other
11.
11.2 Ambient air monitoring result (Where applicable) Date:
SL No Location
SPM
Statutory Standards
1.
2.
3.
4.
Ambient air quality ( μgm -3 )
PM 2.5 PM 10 SO 2 NO X CO O 3 Pb
11.3 Stack monitoring result (If applicable) Date:
SL No Location
Statutory Standards
Static (μgm -3 )
SPM PM 2.5 PM 10 SO 2 NO X CO Pb
1.
2.
3.
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Project activities Location of monitoring Monitoring
parameters
Monitoring
frequency
Person/unit for
monitoring work
Management
Example:
Solid waste
storage area
Discharge of
industrial
liquid waste
Air Pollutant
Emissions
Dangerous waste
generation
Work environment
Production/packaging/storage
Area
Solid waste storage area
Liquid waste treatment plant
Mention the place/places
of emission of air pollutants
production area
Dangerous waste storage
Area
Production area
Weight of packaging
material/
Scrap
pH, BOD,
COD, Temp,
TSS, TDS.SS etc
Quantity, Storage,
Labeling
Quantity, Storage,
Labeling
Light, air, humidity,
sound. temperature
Daily
Quarterly
Quarterly
Daily
Daily
Quarterly
Environmental Monitoring Plan
11.1 Overall Monitoring Plan
11.4 Noise intensity monitoring result (if applicable)
11.5 Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) monitoring results
a)
b) Chemicals required for ETP
SL No. Name of chemical substance Daily Consumption (kg) Comments
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
c) Electricity demand required for ETP
ETP operation time Hour/daily Volume of treated liquid waste Cubic meters/month
Month Jan Feb
Monthly electricity consumption for ETP(………..Year)
Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Unit( kwh)
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Date Monitoring Time Sound intensity
dBa
Statutory
Standards
Comments
Day
Night
Day
Night
Day
Night
Day
Night
Design Flow Daily Flow
Physics-chem
Information regarding ETP
(Design flow rate)…………. Cubic meters/hour (Daily average flow rate)…………. Cubic meters/day
Flow management method ▪ 90 0 V-Notch ▪ Flow meter ▪ Other
During administration of treatment ……hourly/daily Amount of dry sludge …………….. kg/day
C) Analytical quality of treated liquid waste
1. color
2. pH
3. Total suspended solids (TSS)
4. Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
5. BOD 20°C
6. COD
7. Oil and grease
8. Total chromium
9. Sulfide
10. Phenolic compounds
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
Mg/L
12.0 Emergency Management
12.1
12.2 Measures taken to prevent and deal with dangerous situations
Dangerous
situations Preventive measures taken Measures taken to deal with/control
Fire
o Fire exit
o Water storage in reservoirs
o Fire hydrant
o Emergency lights/signals
o Conducting regular fire drills
o Other,
o Safe evacuation of employees
o Providing health care in a safe
place
o Communication with
Hospital/Civil Defense etc
authorities
o Extinguish fire using fire
extinguisher
o Other,
Explosion
o Regular testers of factory
machinery
o Installation of warning devices
o Regarding precautions to be
taken for plant operation
preparation of manuals and
regular training
o Safe place for evacuation in case
of emergency
o Other,
o Close the factory quickly
o Safe evacuation of employees
o Providing health care in a safe
place
o Communication with
Hospital/Civil Defense etc
authorities
o Other
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Potential disaster situations
▪ Fire
▪ Explosion
▪ Death or fatal injury to worker as a result of any
hazardous work
▪ Release/emission of toxic substances or gases
▪ Emission of harmful substances to the environment
▪ Other
Dangerous
situations Preventive measures taken Measures taken to deal
with/control
Release of toxic
substances or gases
o Regular testing of factory
equipment
o Installation of alarm and
active shut-off devices
when emissions of toxic
substances
o or gases exceed specified
levels Preparation of
manuals and regular
training on precautions to
be taken by plant operators
o Stocking of necessary drugs
for control of toxic
substances or gas poisoning
o other,
o Close the factory quickly
o Safe evacuation of
employees
o Providing essential health
care in a safe place
o communication with
Hospital/Civil Defense etc
o other,
Environmentally
Harmful Emissions
(Liquide/Gaseous)
o Regular inspection of
discharge/discharge lines in
liquid and gaseous wastes
of factories
o Regular inspection and
maintenance of liquid
o Waste treatment plants
egular testing and
maintenance of
equipment/units installed
for air pollution control,
provision
o of necessary chemicals,
stocking of spare parts and
provision of alternate
power supply to do
o other,
o Rapid shutdown of
associated units of factory
o Inform the department of
environmental
o Notifying necessary
compensation
o Adoption of pollution control
measurement in consulting
with environmental
department
o other,
Death of the worker
or injury
o Provide automation for
hazardous tasks that may
result in death or injury to
workers
o Develop training manuals
and provide regular training
on reducing or avoiding
occupational hazards
o other,
o Providing primary health care
o Rapid transfer to hospital
o Payment of statutory
compensation
o other,
Other o o
I hereby declare that the information given in the Environmental Management Plan Report is true to
the best of my knowledge and no information has been concealed or distorted.
(Name and Signature of Contractor)
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13 Annexure
Documentation Yes No
1 General map of project area
2 Layout plan of the project
3 Map of project area with distance indicated
4 Project Centered Site Surroundings
5 Approved layout plan of the building
6 Process flow-diagram
7 Layout of ETP
8 Detailed specification of civil items and electrical /mechanical
components of ETP units
9 Layout of sewage treatment plant / septic
tank and soak well
10 Layout plan of drainage system
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Annexure-1
Annexure-2b
Annexure-2c
Annexure-2e
Annexure-4c
Annexure-5
Annexure-2a
Annexure-2d
Annexure-4a
Annexure-4b