Mattel factory inspection and environmental protection knowledge

Mattel factory inspection and environmental protection knowledge

•Does the factory’s drinking water quality meet national drinking water standards?
Every year, the factory needs to take samples from the main water supply of the canteen and dormitory and the drinking water supply in the factory for testing.
If drinking water is provided by an existing well, check it every 6 months
The sterilization and disinfection of the water boiler is working normally
National drinking water hygiene standard GB5749-85
Drinking water quality standard CJ 94-1999

•Are hazardous wastes generated by the factory properly handled?
National Hazardous Waste List
Hazardous waste
Waste containers must be in good condition, leak-free, and have covers to protect them from rain.
All hazardous waste containers must be labeled
Transport waste containers to a government-approved hazardous waste treatment plant every 180 days, unless otherwise required by a statutory body
The factory should permanently keep all hazardous waste shipments (joint form)
Employees who handle and come into contact with hazardous waste should receive training
Keep training records ¨ What is hazardous waste ¨ Hazards of hazardous waste (e.g. flammability, corrosiveness)
¨ Each type of hazardous waste is stored in a container of a specific shape ¨ Hazardous waste must be shielded and grounded during transportation ¨ Hazardous waste containers must be labeled ¨ How to pack hazardous waste on site ¨ Where to find equipment to immediately remove leaked hazardous waste in the event of a leak ¨ Be familiar with the factory's emergency response plan
All hazardous waste generation and storage areas have containment facilities (e.g. booms, mats, absorbents)

•Is the medical waste generated by the factory disposed of properly?
Biohazardous waste must be collected in a red bag and labeled "Biohazardous Waste" or with the international biohazard symbol and the word "Danger"
The red bag must be placed in a sturdy and leak-proof container with a suitable cover for storage, handling and transportation.
Regulations on Special Packaging, Containers and Warning Labels for Medical Waste
All hard waste must be placed in hard containers that are not easily deformed, punctured or leaked when sealed and are difficult to open once sealed.
All biohazardous waste must be disposed of by incineration
•Are hazardous materials handled appropriately?
All containers of chemicals should be sealed and leak-proof when not in use.
Have secondary containers where hazardous materials are stored
Factories store hazardous materials based on compatibility
The compressed gas cylinder is connected to a bracket on the wall or other fixed surface with a chain or strap (non-flammable) as protection.
-China Factory Inspection Network