| 英文摘要 |
The main purposes of this project were auditing the collected and recycled quantity, operation procedure, environment safety, and abnormal events of the levied collecting industry and recycling industry for waste lubricants by using public inspection and certification methods and standard operation procedures. The project period was from April 01, 2007 to December 31, 2007. According to the results of the project, total 408 field inspections were accomplished during the project period. The number of field inspections already fulfilled the contract’s highest target. The certified collected quantity of waste lubricants was 17,565,348 liters. The certified recycled quantity of waste lubricants was 17,681,094 liters. There were 3 unqualified results of the equipment standard inspecting for the waste lubricant collecting industry. No appropriate sign on the transporting truck, unqualified fire extinguisher, and lack of fire extinguisher were the major causes. In the other hand, the unqualified results for the waste lubricant recycling industry were the pathways blocking in front of fire extinguishers and the broken waterproof RC. For the working environment safety inspection, the major cause of the unqualified results was the ground contamination during the waste lubricant unloading process. Total 35 abnormal events were found during the project period. Within the abnormal events, the subject of operation procedure inspecting showed the highest percentage 62.87%. The causes included incomplete collection receipts, unqualified sign for the transporting truck, and unqualified fire extinguisher. All the cases were traced and the improvements were verified. Besides, the project provided the educational training for the field inspectors. These trainings included the pre-job training, the professional training, and the periodical training. During the project period, all the inspectors received an annual professional training and 18 periodical trainings. Those trainings truly raised the qualities of the team members and the project executive procedure.
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