ORGANIZATIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE MEASURES. Organizational and administrative measures are designed to implement operational procedures to minimise release of exposure to a working area. They involve multiple organizational measures and good housekeeping practices including cleaning and maintenance of process equipment, vacuum cleaner with an air filter, spill containment measures, workplace housekeeping, management systems, monitoring, supervision, training operating practice, personal hygiene facilities, restricted or prohibited process areas, limited workers’ exposures (shorter work times) and worker training. A list of administrative controls is provided in the table below: Table 1: Summary of best available techniques for waste management. Work practices Development and implementation of standard operating procedures (SOPs) Focused workplace training and education on the SOPs Establishment of good housekeeping plans Maintenance and storage of equipment in good conditions Preparation and training for emergency response Good housekeeping Correct stockpiling and storage for a more effective use of space Dust and Dirt Removal Adequate, clean and well maintained employee facilities Maintain Light Fixtures Spill Control Tools and Equipment more efficient by preventive clean-up and maintenance Personal Hygiene practices Washing hands after handling material and before eating, drinking or smoking Avoiding touching face (lips, nose, eyes) with contaminated hands Education and training on PPE When PPE is necessary Which PPE is necessary How to properly put it on, adjust, wear it and take it off The limitations of use of the PPE Proper care, maintenance, useful life and disposal of PPE Emergency Preparation Practice their emergency response skills regularly Prevent fatalities and injuries Reduce damage to buildings, stock, and equipment Protect the environment and the co-workers
