9.5 Specific containers for waste collection are provided and are to be emptied at regular intervals. These are adequate leak proof, non-absorbent, rust and corrosion-resistant waste containers. 9.6 The waste containers are located away from Living Unit on a wooden, metal, or concrete stand and protected from stray animals. 9.7 oil / cooking waste oil are stored separately in a container and disposed in approved location and not in the sewer network. 9.8 Approved sewage tankers are used for disposal of sewage from ablution. Waste consignment records are maintained at site. 9.9 Sufficient number of covered bins lined with plastic bags is provided in all residential areas, work sites, food premises. Garbage bags is tied-up to the designated waste collection point. 9.10 Waste is collected from the food premises on daily basis. Domestic waste be collected not less than twice a week from living quarters / working sites within the camp. 9.11 Waste collection points are kept tidy and sanitized. 9.12 Medical is disposed through MOH facilities and records maintained for each consignment. 9.13 All waste are segregated according to MECA standards. 10.0 Fire Prevention, Detection, Mitigation and Response 10.1 Assembly points are designated and emergency escape routes are clearly marked. 10.2 Plan showing the routes to reach assembly point is displayed in all Living Unit. 10.3 Suitable escape routes from Living Unit and offices are provided giving direct access to the assembly / muster area. Escape doors well maintained, open out words and lead to safe exits. Internal escape routes are no less than 1800 mm high x 600 mm wide and maintained free from obstructions. 10.4 All emergency doors are fitted with panic bars and exits clearly identified and illuminated. Fire instructions are posted in the habitable rooms in the appropriate languages. 10.5 Camp and offices owner has provided fire alarm and firefighting equipment as per PACDA requirements: Smoke / Heat based fire detectors be provided across the camp facility. Smoke detectors are installed in each sleeping room/office, ablution unit, dry room and common areas.
9.5 Specific containers for waste collection are provided and are to be emptied at regular intervals. These are adequate leak proof, non-absorbent, rust and corrosion-resistant waste containers. 9.6 The waste containers are located away from Living Unit on a wooden, metal, or concrete stand and protected from stray animals. 9.7 oil / cooking waste oil are stored separately in a container and disposed in approved location and not in the sewer network. 9.8 Approved sewage tankers are used for disposal of sewage from ablution. Waste consignment records are maintained at site. 9.9 Sufficient number of covered bins lined with plastic bags is provided in all residential areas, work sites, food premises. Garbage bags is tied-up to the designated waste collection point. 9.10 Waste is collected from the food premises on daily basis. Domestic waste be collected not less than twice a week from living quarters / working sites within the camp. 9.11 Waste collection points are kept tidy and sanitized. 9.12 Medical is disposed through MOH facilities and records maintained for each consignment. 9.13 All waste are segregated according to MECA standards. 10.0 Fire Prevention, Detection, Mitigation and Response 10.1 Assembly points are designated and emergency escape routes are clearly marked. 10.2 Plan showing the routes to reach assembly point is displayed in all Living Unit. 10.3 Suitable escape routes from Living Unit and offices are provided giving direct access to the assembly / muster area. Escape doors well maintained, open out words and lead to safe exits. Internal escape routes are no less than 1800 mm high x 600 mm wide and maintained free from obstructions. 10.4 All emergency doors are fitted with panic bars and exits clearly identified and illuminated. Fire instructions are posted in the habitable rooms in the appropriate languages. 10.5 Camp and offices owner has provided fire alarm and firefighting equipment as per PACDA requirements: Smoke / Heat based fire detectors be provided across the camp facility. Smoke detectors are installed in each sleeping room/office, ablution unit, dry room and common areas.
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