Ship Solid Waste Management

Help the interested and involved parties in understanding the full dimensions of ship solid waste management, its cycle, its levels that have to be addressed every time we conduct a study on Solid Waste Recycling, its relationship with the other services and utilities in the community.

 

1- General Introduction to SWM:
•    Typical Waste Management Cycle
•    Main Levels which Govern SWM

2- Characteristics of Civil Ports:
•    Security
•    Diversity of Ports (Passengers/Cargo, Oil, Fishing)
•    Diversity of Stakeholders and their Interest
•    Work Load/Expansion/Division
•    Networking and Management

3- The Social Issues:
Main Stakeholders and the Role of each one of them:
•    Ship Lines (Marine) Agents
•    Waste Dealers
•    Port Security
•    Intelligence
•    Customs 
•    Port Management
•    Public Servants (Offices)
•    Quarantines (Veterinary , Agricultural, Health) 
•    Marine Cargos
•    Utilities, Engineering and Maintenance
•    Storage Yards

4- The Legal Dimension National, and International Measures / Regulations:
•    National Laws and Regulations
•    International Marine Laws and Regulations (MARPOL)

5- The Technical Expertise and Contracting procedures:
•    Different Alternatives
•    Contract Preparation (Overall Management/Cleansing)

6- Organizational Structure and Monitoring of Service:
•    Diversity of Waste Collectors
•    Establishment and system of Waste Collection Services Monitoring Unit (CMU)

7- The Environmental/Security Factors of Service Delivery:
•    Provision of Environmental Measures
•    Security Measures Required for Service Delivery

8- The Financial Factor:
•    Cost of Service Vis a vi Quality of Service
•    Different Alternatives for Cost Reduction 

9- Case Studies:
•    Port of Alexandria
•    Sample of International Ports