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1. EIA REPORT
OF
TANJIN PRINTING AND PACKAGING
LTD.
GROUP-04
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND DISASTER
MANAGEMENT, NSTU
2. Company Information
Tanjim printing and packaging limited (TPPL) is one of the largest industrial accessories
producing companies in Bangladesh, established in 2002 , the company tried and accomplishes to
provide the best quality of its services to its clients without any topsy-turvy state of affairs. It is
located at BSCIC industrial estate , Begumgonj, Noakhali ,Bangladesh. The area of the industry is
13500 ft2.
The company manufactures almost all types of printing and packaging products required for
manufacturing industries certified international standard facilities i.e. packaging, water glass, plate,
lunch box, tea cup, coffee cup, ice cup, and pinni plates that meet global standards. They are also
manufacturer of PP/HIPS films. Tanjim printing and packaging limited (TPPL) was established with a
purpose of providing hygienic, eco-friendly ,recyclable, best quality and stock products.
It has two main production unit i.e;
• Tanjim printing unit and
• Tanjim packaging unit
3. Purpose Of This Report
This report presents the finding of an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of the industry
namely Tanjim printing and packaging limited (TPPL), BSCIC industrial estate , Begumgonj,
Noakhali ,Bangladesh.
The report is prepared for-
Identifying sources of environmental impacts of the particular industrial setup.
Inspecting the industry’s compliance to the national standards and regulations.
Predicting the impacts using qualitative and if possible, quantitative methods.
Recommending an environmental management plan to reduce the adverse impacts and
enhance positive contribution of the project.
Presenting the results of impact identification, prediction and assessment, with suggested
mitigation measures.
Setting the basis for the continuous monitoring of key project activities and environmental
conditions.
4. Environmental Impact
Assessment (EIA)
EIA can be defined as the systematic identification and
evaluation of the potential impacts (effects) of proposed
projects, plans, programs, or legislative actions, relative to
the physical-chemical, biological, cultural, and
socioeconomic components of the environment.
5. Objectives of EIA
The objective of the study is to provide an examination and assessment of the principal environmental
impact of the industry. The overall objectives of the assessment report are-
To identify and describe elements of environment already affected or likely to be affected by the
and/or likely to cause adverse impacts to the proposed project, including natural and man-made
environment.
To identify and quantify emission sources and determine the significance of impacts on sensitive
and potential affected users
To identify and quantify any potential losses or damage to flora, fauna and natural habitats.
To determine based on knowledge whether the proposed investment may result in environmental
impacts;
Propose mitigation and monitoring measures in the form of applicable safeguard documentation to
address potential impacts;
Evaluate the existing institutional capacity of the company cadre to manage the recommendations
implementing the measures outlined in the Environment Management and Monitoring Plan [EMMP]
Provide recommendations to build capacity and strengthen environmental management and
6. EIA METHODOLOGY
EIA methodology has been conducted by following procedures:
Site visit and
survey
Design and
planning
documents
Legal and policy
documents
Preparation of the
recommendations
Data analysis
Documents regarding
baseline environmental
condition
7. EIA TEAM
The EIA of Tanjim printing and packaging Ltd. was conducted by the students of
Environmental science and Disaster management department, Noakhali science and
Technology University. Our EIA team was consisted of 8 members.
Name Role
Sujit Kumar Roy Team Leader
MD Shahedul Islam Member
Md. Kamrul Hasan Member
Taslima Akter Member
Nusrat Jahan Bipa Member
Abdullah Al Mamun Member
Tanvir Newas Pias Member
Mehedi Hasan Munna Member
8. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Tanjim printing and packaging limited (TPPL) is located at BSCIC industrial estate,
Begumgonj, Noakhali ,Bangladesh. The area of the industry is 13500 ft2. There are
about 70 employee work in the factory. The factory is situated beside the central
pond of BSCIC industrial Estate of Noakhali.
There are a lots of other industries along with Tanjim printing and packaging Ltd. i.e;
Haque printing and packaging Ltd, Uni food Ltd, Farid Group ltd, Globe
pharmaceuticals Ltd, etc.
The water sources of the factory are ground water and pond water. The waste water
of the factory directly discharge into “NOAKHALI KHAL”. Tanjim printing and
packaging factory have 2 sub-factory which have different operations.
The surrounding environment of the factory is quite acceptable due to less emission
of toxic gases and substances.
9. Factory Information
Established : 2002-2003
Location : BSCIC Industrial Estate, Begumgonj, Noakhali.
Area : 13500 square meter
Employee : 65 ( Skilled & Unskilled)
Product Quality : Transparent/Opaque/clour product, Hygienic, Eco-friendly, All Most Recyclable
Production Ability : Packaging 35 ton. Per month, LDP 20 ton. Per month, LLDP 20 ton. Per
month.
Waste Generation : Due to recycle facility no measuring waste are generated.
Water consumption : Only a little amount of water are consumed for machinery & domestic
purpose
13. FINAL PRODUCT
Carton
Tray
Shrink warping film
HDPE color Bag
PP color Bag
Biscuits tray
Ample tray
Glass plate, cup
Finni plate
14. LATEST CUSTOMERS
Globe soft drinks limited
Globe pharmaceuticals LTD.
Globe biscuits and dairy milk Ltd.
Abul khayer condense milk and beverage
Bonoful and co. Ltd.
Lendy Bangladesh Ltd.
Sharif kundeshwary
Kishwan group Ltd.
AST beverage Ltd.
National plymar .
Danish condensed milk Ltd.
15. Tanjim printing and packaging
accessories:
Packaging facility:
As the factory has raw material available from their source, they have cheap labour facility and all the other
accessories like electricity, water, communication, transport they lead a good facility in the packaging site.
Raw material (Paper) Corogation machine Auto cutter Pesting Machine
Pressure Machine
Crezing Machine
Seleting machine
Esting Machine Final Product(Carton)
16. OFFSET PRINTING FACILITY:
As the factory has raw material available from their source, they have cheap labour facility and
all the other Accessories like electricity, water, communication, transport they lead a good
facility in the packaging site.
The manufacturing process flow of offset printing are below:
Raw Materials( Offset Paper)
Cutter Machine
Hydrolic Cutter Machine
Offset Print Machine
Final Product (Printed Offset Paper)
17. Water resource and
reservoir:
Water resource:
Mainly there is a limited use of water in a factory. Those limited water are collected from
groundwater, supply water. They have groundwater withdrawal facility and some case they use
distill water for machine, all are other purposes.
Water reservoir:
As water is used a limited amount they have limited reservoir like septic tank and water tank. In
machinery work they use water as recycling process so the amount of loss water is also little.
18. Environmental impacts and
mitigations
During our investigation we find Tanzim Printing and Packaging
Industry almost perfect. But as a Environmental scientists, we
discover some areas which need to improve in order to
minimize Environmental impacts. Before we get there we like to
highlight some of the positive side that we noted/identified as
positive impacts (from Environmental perspective).
19. BENEFICIAL IMPACTS
The industry provided permanent employment of about 65 skilled and unskilled personnel
during its operation phase.
Benefit to the national economy .
The industry is well aware of waste generation and recycling. The residuals paper
(packaging) is sent to its original maker to regenerate same paper .By doing so they save
conservation of raw material, time and ensure economic usability of product.
Again residuals plastic (plastic bottles, begs Etc.) well recycled by using intermediate
technology to have original or similar raw material.
The storage and distribution of water pipe line ensures the distinct use of water.
No harmful chemical substances use in printing section.
They are using glass room to minimize the noise which is generated from power Generator.
20. Negative impacts
No clear data found about the maintenance of air quality standard.
Production of plastic products generates Carbon Di oxide and Carbon Mono Di
Oxide of which both of them are hazardous to health as well as Environment.
The noises from different machinery are considerably higher than accepted
level.
The resin (Sodium Silicate) which is used in paper packaging highly hazardous
to Environment once it is thrown outside.
There is no dust control measure taken under responsible committee.
The drainage for outgoing water is found incorporated.
21. Mitigation
Although those factors are hardly ignorable, there are some ways by
which they can minimize or mitigate these problems. They can be
described as-
The whole drainage facility (outside) can be checked periodically.
If they can’t maintain air quality standard, they have to more careful the
source of ambient pollution source.
The noise pollution can be minimized by using glass room for specific
machine.
Ensure maximum usability and proper utilization of resin that don’t
throw in the Environment.
22. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
PLAN (EMP)
Environmental Management Plan (EMP) is concerned with the implementation of the
measures necessary to minimize and offset the adverse impacts and to enhance
beneficial impacts.
Thus, the objectives of EMP for the present project are:
Identification of Monitoring requirements and Monitoring indicators;
Mitigation measures to reduce or eliminate negative impacts; and
Enhancement measures to maximize positive impacts.
23. Environmental Management
Key Issues
ANTICIPITED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION ENHANCEMENT MEASURES
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DURING OPERATION PHASE
LANDSCAPING
SCHEDULE OF IMPLEMENTATION
Budgetary cost estimate
Overview of Impacts and Mitigation Measures
Atmospheric Emission Management
Management of Solid Wastes
Water & wastewater Management
Domestic Sewage Management
Noise and Vibration Level Management
24. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
Environmental monitoring is an essential tool in relation to Environmental Management System as it provides the
basic information for rational management decisions.
The prime objectives of monitoring are:
To ensure that the areas of environmental concern identified during the EIA process are carried through to, and
appropriately considered and incorporated into the detailed design and tender stages of the project.
To provide a database against which any short or long term environmental impacts of the project can be
determined
To verify the environmental impacts predicted in the EIA study
To establish baseline trends and conditions
To check on whether mitigation and benefit enhancement measures are actually being adopted and are
providing effective in practice.
To provide as means whereby impacts which were subject to uncertainty at the time of preparation of EIA, or
which were unforeseen, can be identified, and steps to be taken to adopt appropriate control measures.
25. MANAGEMENT CAPACITY
Tanjim printing and packaging limited (TPPL) in order to be an environment
friendly and acceptable industrial unit, has its own environment monitoring
unit/cell with trained manpower with necessary equipment and other logistics
along with required budget.
Tanjim printing and packaging limited (TPPL should develop a good working
relationship with the Department of Environment (DoE) and Bangladesh.
26. Environmental Emergency Response
Plan
Fire hazard (List of fire extinguisher)
Co2 slender Fire Extinguisher
Water
Sand etc.
Health Safety
First aid
Hospital facility for workers
Health Insurance
27. Recommendations
The impact mitigation measures that highlighted below:
• The proponent will comply with the occupational health and safety especially operation phase.
• The plant authority should provide appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and they
should strictly monitor this PPE during the production period.
• The authority should maintain regular incident register and proper corrective action plan.
• For the fire safety of the factory, the authority should check regularly the firefighting equipment
and train the workers regularly (in every 3 months).
• The authority should declare the factory a “no smoking zone”.
• Arrange proper training of the employees about the importance of safety codes.
28. Conclusion
EIA report has been prepared through identifying the potential impacts,
assessing them and recommending possible mitigating and enhancing
measure for negative and positive impacts, respectively. It is expected that
Tanjim printing and packaging limited (TPPL) will follow all environmental
compatible steps during operation and maintenance by which it sets a
positive example as an environment friendly industrial unit, very much within
the environmentally acceptable limits all the time.
30. Created By:
Name: Sujit Kumar Roy
Dept. Of Environmental Science
And Disaster Management.
Noakhali Science And Technology
University
ID : ASH1309037M
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