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    CHAPTER 4

    CONCLUSIONS

    Field Training Report (FTR) submission is a summary of SW


    management that being implement at participants workplace. It is one of
    compulsory item in the CePSWaM qualification process prior certification.

    ABC is committed in complying to all operation related regulations.


    CePSWaM certification process in managing SW is company’s effort in order
    to comply with Section 49A, Environmental Quality Act 1974. Regarding
    SW management, Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) regulations
    2005 and some inputs from the attended seminar and workshop being
    referred.

    There are several limitations were identified during the extension of


    CePSWaM course. The most critical limitation is time management in
    compiling data and FTR preparation. There are a lot of efforts and time require
    to spend during this stage. As the solution, participants are recommended to
    create Gantt Chart and start updating the status and progress started from day
    one till FTR submission.

    As per current practices, the participants only submit FTR after


    completion the course extension and there is risk that participants had gave
    up the extension course and not submitting the FTR. I believe EiMAS have
    the percentage of submitted FTR for each attended course.

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    I would propose in future the participants are require to send a feedback
    regarding their FTR status and any limitation that may require EiMAS attention
    in a specific duration and frequency. Hopefully by taking this initiative, the
    percentage of CePSWaM certification completion can be improved and the
    compliances to Environmental Quality (Scheduled Waste) Regulations
    2005 are at acceptable levels.

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