INTRODUCTION

How confident is your organisation that scheduled wastes are being correctly identified, labelled, stored, recorded and disposed of in accordance with Malaysian environmental requirements? Incorrect waste classification, poor storage practices, incomplete records or improper disposal can expose organisations to unnecessary environmental, operational and regulatory risks. In Malaysia, scheduled waste management is governed primarily by the Environmental Quality Act 1974 [Act 127] and the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005. The Regulations currently list 77 scheduled waste categories, and the waste generator is responsible for correctly identifying and classifying the waste generated.

This practical 1-day programme provides participants with a structured understanding of scheduled waste management from generation and classification through packaging, labelling, storage, inventory control, transportation and final disposal. Participants will learn how to interpret SW codes, apply proper storage and segregation practices, understand the 180-day / 20-metric-tonne storage requirements, and maintain accurate waste records. The programme also introduces the current Electronic Scheduled Waste Information System (eSWIS) used by the Department of Environment for scheduled-waste information and reporting. Participants will gain practical awareness of inventory recording, consignment information, licensed transporter and facility verification, and common reporting errors. Through case studies and practical exercises, participants will develop greater confidence in managing scheduled waste consistently, supporting environmental compliance and reducing the risk of improper handling, storage and disposal.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

√ Understand key Malaysian scheduled waste legal requirements.
√ Recognise the responsibilities of a scheduled waste generator.
√ Identify and classify scheduled wastes using appropriate SW Codes.
√ Apply correct packaging, labelling and container requirements.
√ Manage scheduled waste storage safely and systematically.
√ Understand the 180-day and 20-metric-tonne storage limits.
√ Apply compatibility and segregation principles in storage areas.
√ Maintain accurate scheduled waste inventory and records.
√ Understand requirements for licensed transporters and receiving facilities.
√ Understand the basic use and purpose of eSWIS.
√ Identify common scheduled-waste compliance gaps.
√ Support safer and more responsible scheduled-waste management practices.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This programme is suitable for EHS / SHE Personnel, Environmental Personnel, Engineers, Supervisors, Production Personnel, Maintenance Personnel, Warehouse Personnel, Laboratory Personnel, Scheduled Waste Handlers, Process Owners and employees involved in generating, storing, recording, handling or coordinating scheduled waste activities.

COURSE BENEFITS

This programme helps organisations strengthen scheduled waste compliance by improving employees’ understanding of waste classification, labelling, storage, inventory, transportation and eSWIS reporting. Participants will be better equipped to recognise compliance gaps, maintain more accurate records and support safer, more systematic environmental management practices.

TRAINING METHODOLOGY

This workshop adopts a practical and participative approach, combining trainer explanation, regulatory guidance, workplace examples, scheduled-waste classification exercises, labelling and storage reviews, case studies and eSWIS-related practical demonstrations. Participants will apply the requirements to realistic workplace situations to strengthen understanding and day-to-day compliance.

TRAINING PREPARATION – FOR ONLINE PARTICIPANTS ONLY

As this is a Hybrid Training Programme, participants attending remotely via Zoom are required to have a laptop or computer with a stable internet connection. Please ensure that your camera, microphone and speakers are functioning properly to facilitate effective participation in discussions, exercises and interactive learning activities throughout the training session.

TRAINING DURATION

Full 1 day training (9:00 am – 5:00 pm)

PUBLIC PROGRAMME COURSE FEE – 1 DAY (HYBRID TRAINING)

Face-to-Face Training (Penang)

Single Registration – RM1,200.00 nett per participant

Group Registration – RM900.00 nett per participant

Remote Online Training

Single Registration – RM950.00 nett per participant

Group Registration – RM750.00 nett per participant

Group registration applies to a minimum of 4 participants from the same organisation. Participants may combine Face-to-Face and Remote Online attendance to qualify for the group discount. Fees are charged according to each participant’s selected training mode.

(The fee covers training materials, supplementary notes, a detailed training report with assessment and a Certificate of Completion)

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