Organizations are facing increasing pressure from government bodies and society to adopt environmentally safe and sustainable practices. Commitment to the environment is no longer just a legal requirement, but also an expectation of customers and stakeholders. Waste Management involves mapping, analysis, classification and quantification of waste generated, beyond storage, identification and appropriate disposal. The main objective is to reduce negative impacts on the environment, following the guidelines of the National Solid Waste Policy, that emphasizes reuse, recycling and waste reduction.
Where We Operate
farming
Retail
Industry
We know that keeping inventory, storage, Classifying and properly treating your waste is a challenge for any company. Having a system to manage this process can be of great benefit to the organization., to avoid unexpected costs and penalties that could lead to the unfeasibility of the business. In partnership with the Pevidor Consulting we have a Waste Management System (SGR), which provides a series of benefits and advantages for the adequate management of waste generated by the Organization.
how we act
- Mapping of Company Processes;
- Identification of waste generated;
- Analysis for qualification and quantification of waste generated;
- Qualification and quantification of waste generated;
- Identification of applicable legal requirements;
- Implementation of controls and management of indicators;
- Defining the location for temporary storage;
- Valuing recyclables;
- Environmentally appropriate final disposal.
Benefits of SGR
Among the many benefits of the Waste Management System (SGR) we can stand out:
- Control of environmental licenses and the validity of contracts of partners and service providers;
- Management of waste disposal authorizations (ex: fall);
- Always have an updated inventory of waste generated by the company;
- Waste stock management;
- Issuance management and control of MTRs prepared in the government electronic system (SIGOR);
- Issuance of all legal reports in a few seconds;
PGRS
Waste management requires attention to the Solid Waste Management Plan, or PGRS, regulated by Law no. 12.305/2010. This plan is a technical document that identifies the type and quantity of waste generated, as well as provides environmentally friendly guidelines for dealing with them at every stage, from generation to final disposal. Furthermore, it offers corporate advantages by allowing companies to make a profit from their waste. The obligation to prepare a PGRS applies to commercial and service establishments that generate waste
PGRSS
The Health Service Waste Management Plan (PGRSS) is a set of documents required by environmental and health surveillance agencies for all healthcare establishments. Its purpose is to reduce or eliminate waste generation and ensure that, when produced, are correctly handled, aimed at protecting workers, of the environment and public health.
The PGRSS aims to monitor the entire waste generation chain, from its origin to final disposal. This includes identifying risks at each stage and implementing emergency plans to minimize impacts on people's health and the environment in the event of accidents..
According to Anvisa Resolution No. 306/2004, Health Service Waste Generators (RSS) include all services related to human or animal health, covering home care, teaching and research institutions in the health sector, as well as mobile service units.
The absence of PGRSS in healthcare establishments can result in administrative penalties, ranging from warnings and fines to partial or total suspension of activities, and restrictive measures, such as the loss of licenses and tax incentives, as well as the impossibility of contracting with the public service. It is essential to comply with PGRSS-related obligations to ensure safety and regulatory compliance.
CADRI
CADRI is issued by CETESB (Environmental Company of the State of São Paulo), and defined by the body itselfas “document that approves the sending of waste of environmental interest to reprocessing sites, storage, final treatment, duly licensed and authorized.”O CADRI is part of aset of documents and instruments that guarantee the environmentally appropriate treatment of waste and assist incompliance with the State Solid Waste Policy present in the State Law 12.300/2006 and also to PoliticsNational Solid Waste, established by Federal Law 13.305/2010. It is an exclusive license from the State of SãoPaul. The waste that is mandatory in the document is waste considered to be of environmental interest, classified as Class I (Dangerous) by Class IIA (Not Inert), in addition to others that the environmental agency deemsnecessary. If your activity generates waste contaminated with oils and greases, asbestos tiles, lodos da ETA/ETE, paints, varnishes, light bulbs and batteries, between others, whether it is necessary to issue the CADRI.
CONAMA Inventory 313
CONAMA (National Environmental Council), through the Resolution 313, established the National Inventory of Industrial Solid Waste to collect, through state environmental agencies, all information on Brazilian waste-generating industries. The main information that is taken from the inventory is data about the generation, characteristics, storage, transport, treatment, reuse, recycling, recovery and final disposal of
waste produced. Delivery of CONAMA inventory 313 is mandatory only for companies in some segments of the economy, which are defined in article 4 of CONAMA Resolution no. 313/2002. Companies that do not deliver Conama inventory 313 or who do so inappropriately, may be punished with notifications, fines and even suspension of the environmental operating license. Ideally, the company should anticipate the delivery deadline for its category and send the correct and corrected report prepared by an environmental professional so that the model accepted by the state body to which the company is accountable can be used..