Scheduled Waste Management Awareness

Practical scheduled waste handling, labelling, storage and disposal training aligned with DOE regulations. On-site delivery at your facility.

Course Syllabus

  1. Introduction to scheduled wastes and the regulatory framework
  2. Waste classification and eSWIS coding system
  3. Proper packaging, labelling and storage requirements (180 days, up to 20 tonnes)
  4. Containment, segregation and compatibility of incompatible wastes
  5. On-site clean-up and spill response procedures
  6. Disposal pathways, transporter selection and DOE compliance
  7. Record-keeping, manifests and documentation obligations

Learning Outcomes

  • Classify wastes correctly using the eSWIS coding system
  • Apply proper packaging, labelling and storage techniques
  • Implement segregation and secondary containment measures
  • Respond effectively to spills and initiate decontamination
  • Maintain accurate waste records and manifests
  • Demonstrate compliance with Scheduled Wastes Regulations 2005 and DOE guidelines

Target Audience

Waste Handlers & Storekeepers

Employees directly involved in moving, storing, and handling scheduled wastes who need practical safety and compliance skills.

EHS Officers & Facilities Managers

Personnel responsible for overseeing waste management systems, environmental compliance, and regulatory reporting.

Warehouse & Production Supervisors

Supervisors who need to ensure their teams handle waste streams correctly and maintain proper documentation.

Course Specifications

Duration1 day · Customisable
Delivery ModeOn-site preferred / Classroom
CertificationCertificate of Attendance
Max Participants20
LanguageEnglish / Bahasa Melayu
PrerequisitesNone
HRD Corp Levy SupportHRD Corp Claimable — subject to your registration and programme alignment

Frequently Asked Questions

What is covered in the Scheduled Waste Management Awareness programme?
The programme covers scheduled waste classification and coding under eSWIS, proper packaging and labelling, compliant storage requirements, segregation and compatibility rules, spill response procedures, disposal pathways, and record-keeping obligations under Malaysian law.
Who should attend scheduled waste management training?
Waste generators must ensure employees who handle scheduled wastes attend training (Scheduled Wastes Regulations 2005, reg 15). Target participants include waste handlers, EHS officers, facilities managers, warehouse supervisors, and anyone involved in waste storage, transport, or disposal.
How long is the Scheduled Waste Management Awareness course?
Naja Safety's Scheduled Waste Management Awareness programme is typically delivered over 1 day, customisable to your site schedule and waste streams.
Do you provide on-site scheduled waste training?
Yes. We recommend on-site delivery so trainers can assess your actual waste storage areas, review your labelling and manifest documentation, and tailor the programme to the specific waste streams generated at your facility.
Can this training be claimed under HRD Corp?
Naja Safety is an HRD Corp Registered Training Provider (registration 200603041203). Our programmes are HRD Corp Claimable — subject to your own HRD Corp registration status and the programme submitted. We will confirm before you commit.

Keep Your Waste Compliance Clean

One day of practical scheduled waste training can prevent environmental incidents, regulatory fines, and project delays. Book on-site delivery anywhere in Malaysia.

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