This Project is responsible for the maintenance and operation of three main information systems: EMS, IWR＆MS and GPS. At the same time, it also assists by providing appropriate strategic suggestions for EPA (Environmental Protection Administration) on industrial waste management. There are 65 item in this year's plan (excluding offer of the 4 personnel support ). According to the item of property, they can be classified into 3 types: system function enhancement and strengthening; improvement of waste cooking oil tracking and control; and data compilation and administrative support. The execution results are as follows.
Based on the suggestions and comments in feedback by the users of the system, this year (2015), the Project has continued to upgrade the user-friendliness of the system, including adjusting the operation mode and interface of the two report functions (generation and storage) to become consistent, sending users notification letter to remind that complete report in deadline, and facilitating inspectors to quickly acquire the information related to specific vehicles by introducing the plate identification software on the GPS platform, so that management tools such as EMS, IWR＆MS and GPS will better meet the needs of the users.
Also, due to the oil scandal in 2014, EPA has strengthened the management of waste cooking oil sources. Therefore, in addition to assisting EPA with the completion of the generator list filtering and matching, updating the compiled contents of the reporting information, providing statistics and analysis on the reporting rate of the newly numbers of designated businesses, and also assisting 22 local environmental protect bureau to handle and manage a large batch of control numbers before April. Response to the Reuse Management Regulations of the 7 ministries that also carried out function adjustment relating to the codes of waste cooking oil, including reuse register and checking system, code table revision, etc.. Furthermore, in order to make the industrial waste management system more practical, the Project has actively completed related review work concerning 20 kinds of wastes, including toxic industrial wastes and medical wastes.
Therefore, the Project this year has continued to provide statistics and compilation of the various types of reporting information of industrial wastes. And according to the contract the project has completed 1 annual compilation, 14 statistical compilations of 24 kinds of management reporting data, and system updating. As for system maintenance and administrative support, besides the regular database scheduling, backup operation, maintenance and system rebooting, it has also assisted EPA in completing at least 332 provisional requests.
