CORPORATION SAMPLING Sample Clauses

CORPORATION SAMPLING. The Corporation will undertake any necessary sampling if requested in writing by the Occupier at the Occupier’s cost. SCHEDULE 5 TRADE WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN The purpose of the Trade Waste Management Plan is to identify ways and means to reduce Trade Waste volumes, improve Trade Waste quality and reduce metered water consumption. It shall also provide the Corporation with sufficient information to understand the overall manufacturing and waste generation process and the potential impact of the Occupier’s Trade Waste upon the Corporation’s System. The Trade Waste Management Plan is to identify and commit to actions that will: • improve quality of Trade Waste discharge flows; • decrease Trade Waste volumes where appropriate; and • utilise trade waste as reuse water where viable and appropriate. The key headings to be included in the Trade Waste Management Plan are outlined below: 1 ENDORSEMENT OF TRADE WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN BY SENIOR MANAGEMENT 2 MANUFACTURING/PROCESS OVERVIEWSite plan identifying key infrastructure and connection point • Description of manufacturing processes • Flow and schematic diagrams of all major manufacturing processes 3 TRADE WASTE MANAGEMENT • EPA Licences and Trade Waste agreements • Compliance limits • Description of sources and generation of Trade Waste • Typical raw Trade Waste characteristics and mass loads • Description of pre-treatment systems and controls • Flow and schematic diagrams of the Trade Waste pre treatment and transfer systems • Trade Waste HACCP risk register and critical point controls (where applicable) • Pre treatment operational manuals and procedures
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