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    ISO 14001:2004 Done

    ENVIRONMENT REVIEV OF VEHICLE ASSEMBLY DEPARTMENT

    REV :01

    Area S.No. Activity Aspect NAE Impact Total Operation Objective Action

    Vehicle

    AssemblySc Sv P D LC RD HH Ns/S Control Target Plan

    1 Kit bin fillingGeneration of scrap

    binsA

    Land

    pollution2 2 1 1 4 Ns

    2

    Generation of noise NNoise

    Pollution2 2 4 3 48 Ns

    Leakage of

    compressed airA

    Resource

    depletion RD S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/04

    2.2 Apply grease to parts. Spillage of grease ALand

    pollution1 3 3 2 18 Ns

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/05

    Refer VE-

    EMS-

    01/VA/30

    ALand

    pollution1 1 3 1 3 Ns

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/06

    2.4 Use of ConsumablesGeneration of waste of

    empty plastic bottlesN

    Land

    pollution2 2 3 1 12 Ns

    Refer VE-

    EMS-

    01/VA/12

    Refer O & T she

    2.5 Unpacking of components.Generation of packing

    wasteN

    Land

    pollution2 2 4 2 32 Ns

    Refer VE-

    EMS-

    01/VA/13

    Refer O & T she

    2.6 Assembly of battery on vehicleGeneration of scrap

    batteryA

    Land

    pollutionLC S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/07

    3 Usage of LoctiteEmpty Bottle of

    LoctiteN

    Land

    pollution4 1 3 2 24 Ns

    -

    EMS- Refer O & T she

    4

    ELand

    pollution2 3 3 1 18 S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/08

    AResource

    depletionRD S

    Refer VE-

    EMS-

    01/VA/14

    Refer VE-EMS

    01/VA/19

    5

    Spillage of grease ALand

    pollution1 1 2 1 2 Ns

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/05

    Generation of scrap of

    barrelA

    Land

    pollution2 1 3 1 6 Ns

    N/A/E = Normal/Abnormal/Emergency Sc = Scale ; Sv = Severity ; P = Probability ; D = duration

    LC = Legal concern ; RD = Resource Depletion ; HH = Human Hazard Sig/S = significant, Ns = Non significant WI- Work Instruction

    Sig

    Apply petroleum jelly to parts

    Petrol filling in auxiliary tank4.1

    Assembly of vehicles

    Storage and handling of grease

    ASPECT-IMPACT ANALYSIS Reference no. VE-EMS-01/VA/02

    Use of pneumatic tools for assly operation

    Handling grease from barrel to assly stage

    Severity

    5.1

    2.1

    Spillage / leakage of

    petrol

    2.3Spillage of petroleum

    jelly

    Dosing of petrol in vehicle

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    ISO 14001:2004 D

    ENVIRONMENT REVIEV OF VEHICLE ASSEMBLY DEPARTMENT REV :01

    Area Operation Objective Action

    Vehicle

    AssemblySc Sv P D LC RD HH Ns/S Control Target Plan

    6

    6.1 Lubricate moving parts of machineSpillage and leakage

    of oilA

    Land

    pollution1 3 2 1 6 Ns

    6.2 Compressed air supply to machineCompressed air

    leakageA

    Resource

    depletion RD S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/04

    6.3 Electric supply to machinesPotential electric

    hazardA

    Human

    hazard HH S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/09

    Potential electric

    hazardA

    Human

    hazard HH S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/09

    Wastage of electricity AResource

    depletion RD S

    Refer VE-

    EMS-

    01/VA/327

    NAir

    pollutionLC S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/11

    NHuman

    Hazard HH S

    Refer VE-

    EMS-

    01 VA 21

    Refer O & T

    Generation of filter

    wasteA

    Land

    pollution2 3 2 1 12 Ns

    Noise generations (db) NNoise

    pollution

    2 3 4 3 72 Ns

    8

    8.1 Handling of vehicles Fatigue N 2 1 3 3 18 NS

    Generation of scrap of

    trollies & binsA

    Land

    pollution3 1 1 1 3 NS

    Fatigue N 2 1 3 3 18 Ns

    Generation of scrap

    batteryA

    Land

    pollutionLC S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/12

    N/A/E = Normal/Abnormal/Emergency Sc = Scale ; Sv = Severity ; P = Probability ; D = duration

    LC = Legal concern ; RD = Resource Depletion ; HH = Human Hazard Sig/S = significant, Ns = Non significant WI- Work Instruction

    6.4 Use of Electicity

    8.2Material handling in trollies, bins &

    through AGV

    7.1 CO % adjustment / dyno testing

    NAE

    Generation of smoke

    Activity Aspect

    Severity Sig

    Impact Total

    Handling of items

    S.No.

    Maint. Of machines and pneu. Tools

    Vehicle testing and CO checking

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    ISO 14001:2004 Done By--

    Area Operation Objective Action

    VehicleAssembly

    Sc Sv P D LC RD HH Ns/S Control Target Plan

    1

    1.1 Kit bin filling Generation Of scrap bi ALand

    pollution2 2 1 1 4 Ns

    2

    Generation of noise NHuman

    hazard2 2 4 3 48 Ns

    Leakage of compressed

    airA

    Resource

    depletion RD S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/04

    2.2 Apply grease to parts. Spillage of grease ALand

    pollution1 3 3 2 18 Ns

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/05

    Apply petroleum jelly to parts ALand

    pollution1 1 3 1 3 Ns

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/06

    2.4 Use of ConsumablesGeneration of waste of

    empty plastic bottlesN

    Land

    pollution2 2 3 1 12 Ns

    Refer VE-

    EMS-

    01/VA/12

    Refer O

    & T

    sheet

    2.5 Unpacking of components.Generation of packing

    wasteN

    Land

    pollution2 2 3 2 24 Ns

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/13

    Refer O& T

    sheet

    2.6 Assembly of battery on vehicleGeneration of scrap

    batteryA

    Land

    pollution4 3 3 1 36 LC S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/07

    3

    ELand

    pollution2 3 3 1 18 Ns

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/08

    A Resourcedepletion

    RD S

    Refer VE-

    EMS-

    01/VA/14

    Refer O

    & T

    sheet

    4

    Spillage of grease ALand

    pollution1 1 2 1 2 Ns

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/05

    Generation of scrap of

    barrelA

    Land

    pollution2 1 3 1 6 Ns

    5

    5.1 Material handling in trollies and bins.Generation of scrap

    trollies / bins.

    ALand

    pollution

    3 1 1 1 3 Ns

    N/A/E = Normal/Abnormal/Emergency Sc = Scale ; Sv = Severity ; P = Probability ; D = duration

    LC = Legal concern ; RD = Resource Depletion ; HH = Human Hazard Sig/S = significant, Ns = Non significant WI- Work Instruction

    ASPECT-IMPACT ANALYSIS Reference no. VE-EMS-01/VA/02

    Use of pneumatic tools for assly operatio

    Handling grease from barrel to assly sta

    Severity

    Spillage of petroleum

    jelly

    4.1

    2.1

    Spillage / leakage of

    petrolPetrol filling in auxiliary tank3.1

    2.3

    Sig

    Assembly of vehicles

    Dosing of petrol in vehicle

    Storage and handling of grease

    Handling of items in trollies / bins

    Impact Total

    Kit Bin

    S.No. Activity Aspect NAE

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    ISO 14001:2004 Done By--

    Area Operation Objective Action

    ASPECT-IMPACT ANALYSIS Reference no. VE-EMS-01/VA/02

    Severity Sig

    VehicleAssembly

    Sc Sv P D LC RD HH Ns/S Control Target Plan

    6

    6.1 Lubricate moving parts of machineSpillage and leakage of

    oilA

    Land

    pollution2 3 1 1 6 Ns

    6.2 Compressed air supply to machineCompressed air

    leakageA

    Resource

    depletion RD S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/04

    6.3 Electric supply to machinesPotential electric

    hazardA

    Human

    hazard HH S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/09

    6.4 Cleaning of machines with cotton waste Generation of oilycotton waste

    A LandPollution

    LC S Refer VE-EMS-01/VA/10

    7

    Generation of smoke NAir

    pollutionLC S

    Refer VE-EMS-

    01/VA/11 & WI

    Generation of smoke NHuman

    Hazard HH S

    Generation of filter

    wasteA

    Land

    pollution2 3 2 1 12 Ns

    Noise generations (db) NAir

    pollution 2 3 4 3 72 Ns

    N/A/E = Normal/Abnormal/Emergency Sc = Scale ; Sv = Severity ; P = Probability ; D = duration

    LC = Legal concern ; RD = Resource Depletion ; HH = Human Hazard Sig/S = significant, Ns = Non significant WI- Work Instruction

    CO % adjustment / dyno testing7.1

    Maint. Of machines and pneu. Tools

    Vehicle testing and CO checking

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