EAI Assessment - Samples
EAI Assessment - Samples
Location:
Description of Proposed New Academic Science Building of the Institute of Applied a
Date Updated:
Direct/Indirect
PROCESS/
AREA ASPECT
ACTIVITY
Landfilling Disposal D
Construction of
Heating/Cooling (site Energy Consumption D
office)
Consumption of Disposal D
cements, paints,
solvents
ding of the Institute of Applied and Aquatic Sciences (IAAS)
Frequency
Abnormal
Normal
IMPACT
ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATIVE
Frequency
Duration
Severity
Severity
Rating
ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATIVE
2 4 Moderate No
Impact
2 4 Moderate No
Impact
2 4 Moderate No
Impact
2 4 Moderate No
Impact
2 4 Moderate No
Impact
1 3 Moderate No
Impact
4 6 Moderate No
Impact
5 7 Moderate No
Impact
5 7 Moderate No
Impact
2 4 Moderate No
Impact
2 4 Moderate No
Impact
2 4 Moderate No
Impact
2 4 Moderate No
Impact
Rating
Evaluation
Pla
Direct/Indirect
PROCESS/
AREA ASPECT
ACTIVITY
Material spillages D
Cement transport
Fugitive dust emission D
Material spillages D
Oil leakages D
Cement Milling
Scrap generation D
Preventive
maintenance of
equipment
Preventive Solid waste generation D
maintenance of
equipment
Oil leakages D
Material spillages D
Cement transport
Fugitive dust emission D
Material spillages D
Material spillages D
Cement Packing and
Dispatch Cement bulk loading
Fugitive dust emission D
Scrap generation D
Preventive
maintenance of Solid waste generation D
equipment
Preventive
maintenance of
equipment
Oil leakages D
Plant-wide Environmental Aspect-Impact Registry
CONDITION EXISTING CONTROL MEASURES IMPACT L
Emergency
Frequency
Abnormal
Severity
Normal
IMPACT
ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATIVE
Ensure proper
Concrete proper storage
Land pollution x for solid non-hazardous segregation, disposal 2 2
waste and storage of the solid
waste
Ensure proper
Concrete proper storage
Land pollution x for solid non-hazardous segregation, disposal 2 2
waste and storage of the solid
waste
Ensure proper
Concrete proper storage
Land pollution x for solid non-hazardous segregation, disposal 2 2
waste and storage of the solid
waste
Hazardous waste storage Ensure proper
Water pollution x with secondary segregation, disposal 1 1
containment is provided; and storage of the
hazardous waste
act Registry
IMPACT LEVEL ADDITIONAL MEASURES RESIDUAL IMPACT LEVEL
Significant?
Evaluation
Frequency
Duration
Severity
Rating
Rating
ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATIVE
Moderate
6 No
Impact
Reduce finish mill feed
Very High in case of visible and
9 Yes 2 1 2 4
Impact excessive dust
emission
Moderate
6 No
Impact
Moderate
3 No
Impact
Moderate
6 No
Impact
4 Tolerable No
4 Tolerable No
Moderate
6 No
Impact
4 Tolerable No
Moderate
6 No
Impact
Moderate
6 No
Impact
4 Tolerable No
4 Tolerable No
2 Low No
4 Tolerable No
4 Tolerable No
4 Tolerable No
1 Low No
AL IMPACT LEVEL
Significant?
Evaluation
No
Toler
able
LOCATION QUARRY
DESCRIPTION OF WORK QUARRYING and CRUSHING
DATE UPDATED Sep 25, 2020
Plan
Direct/Indirect
PROCESS/
AREA ASPECT
ACTIVITY
ANFO Spillage D
Quarry
Oil spillage D
Quarry
Ue of materials on drill
D
sampling
Explosive Storage
Oil/Chemical Spill D
and handling
Material spillage D
Generation of Noise D
Material spillage D
Conveying of
crushed materials to
Crusher storage
Generation of fugitive dust D
Preventive
Maintenance of the
equipment
Frequency
Abnormal
Severity
Normal
IMPACT
ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATIVE
Hazardous waste
Ensure proper
storage with secondary
Land pollution segregation, disposal
x containment is 1 3
Water pollution and storage of the
provided;
hazardous waste
Hazardous waste
Ensure proper
storage with secondary
segregation, disposal
Water pollution x containment is 2 3
and storage of the
provided;
hazardous waste
Provide proper
Depletion of natural containment area for Return drill samples to
X 2 3
resources all materials for stockpile
sampling
Hazardous waste
Ensure proper
storage with secondary
segregation, disposal
Water pollution x containment is 2 3
and storage of the
provided;
hazardous waste
Regular preventive
Land pollution Installation of recovery
x maintenance of the 3 2
Air pollution screw conveyor
equipment
Constant preventive
Depletion of non- Monitoring and
maintenance to
renewable energy x optimization of energy 3 1
maintain optimal
sources consumption
efficiency
Constant preventive
Depletion of non- Monitoring and
maintenance to
renewable energy x optimization of energy 3 1
maintain optimal
sources consumption
efficiency
Lessen time of
Crusher builidng is
Nuisance x exposure of personnel 3 1
designed to seize noise
to noise sources
Constant preventive
Depletion of non- Monitoring and
maintenance to
renewable energy x optimization of energy 3 1
maintain optimal
sources consumption
efficiency
Regular preventive
Land pollution Installation of recovery
x maintenance of the 3 2
Air pollution screw conveyor
equipment
Hazardous waste
Ensure proper
storage with secondary
segregation, disposal
Water pollution x containment is 2 3
and storage of the
provided;
hazardous waste
Hazardous waste
Ensure proper
storage with secondary
segregation, disposal
Water pollution x containment is 2 1
and storage of the
provided;
hazardous waste
Hazardous waste
storage with secondary
Ensure proper
containment is
segregation, disposal
Water pollution x provided; 2 3
and storage of the
Bilge booms are
hazardous waste
provided stratetegic
points of drainages
pact Registry
IMPACT LEVEL ADDITIONAL MEASURES RESIDUAL IMPACT LEVEL
Significant?
Evaluation
Frequency
Duration
Severity
Rating
Rating
ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATIVE
3 Tolerable No
4 Tolerable No
4 Tolerable No
Moderate
6 No
Impact
Moderate
6 No
Impact
Moderate
6 No
Impact
Moderate
6 No
Impact
Moderate
3 No
Impact
Moderate
3 No
Impact
Moderate
3 No
Impact
Moderate
3 No
Impact
Moderate
6 No
Impact
Moderate
3 No
Impact
Moderate
6 No
Impact
2 Tolerable No
Moderate
6 No
Impact
Evaluation
AL IMPACT LEVEL
Significant?
WORKSHOP No. 5
Location:
Description of Work: Hotel Operation
Date Updated:
Direct/Indirect
PROCESS/
AREA ASPECT
ACTIVITY
Energy Consumption D
Sewerage Discharge D
Hotel Operation
Food Preparation D
Restaurant Service
Food Waste Disposal D
Cutleries Cleaning D
Environmental Aspect-Impact Registry
CONDITION EXISTING CONTROL MEASURES IMPA
Emergency
Frequency
Abnormal
Normal
IMPACT
ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATIVE
Depletion of Non
Use of energy efficient
renewable energy X Control of energy consumption 2
equipment
resources
Depletion of Natural Used of approved Use of environmental safe
X 2
resources chemicals chemicals
Regulate use of non Ensure proper segregation,
Land Polution X biodegradable disposal and storage of the 2
materials solid waste
Frequency
Duration
Severity
Severity
Rating
ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATIVE
Moderate
1 4 No
Impact
Moderate
2 4 no
Impact
Moderate
2 4 no
Impact
2 Moderate
4 no
Impact
Moderate
2 4 no
Impact
2 Moderate
4 no
Impact
Moderate
2 4 no
Impact
Rating
Evaluation