| 英文摘要 |
For the auditing and certification of waste tires and waste lead batteries recycling facilities, the main tasks included the auditing processes like collection quantity, recycling quantity, operational processes, environment and accounting. According to the results of auditing and certification from April 1, 2008 to Dec 31, 2008, the auditing and certification quantity of waste tires（general types）was 80,968,401 kg, the auditing and certification quantity of waste tires（special types）was 7,149 pieces, the auditing and certification quantity of waste lead acid batteries（general types）was 26,615,349 kg, and the auditing and certification quantity of waste lead acid batteries（special types）was 1,506,177 kg. The total number of the field auditing for recycling facilities was 2,710 trips. For the results of the auditing training, every new inspector was required to complete at least 40-hours training and related examinations. The professional trainings were completed on March 28~29, June 28, and October 4, 2008. The field auditing training was held on April 12, 2008. According to the results of operational processes auditing for recycling facilities, the major abnormal events were disqualified storage conditions which contributed 54.45% of the total. For the results of environmental safety and health auditing for recycling facilities, the major abnormal events were disqualified personnel protection which contributed 58.82% of the total. The major abnormal events happened in waste tires recycling facilities were mainly the malfunctions of auditing and certification equipments, for instance, the electrical scaling and the weighting equipment malfunctions during the stock feeding/changing the printing paper, the truck weighting equipment malfunctions, and the CCTV system malfunctions/adjustments. There were total 110 major abnormal events which contributed 53.14% of the project’s total major abnormal events. In the other hand, the minor abnormal events were mainly the machinery malfunctions. There were total 123 minor abnormal events, and accounted for 67.58% of the project’s total minor abnormal events. The accounting auditing for the recycling facilities showed no major abnormal events. During the project period, FTIS carried out 3 field inspections for the subsidized facility application and qualification for total 3 newly set up or modified recycling facilities. The scoring penalty for the recycling facilities was counted total 16 points. The causes for violating the regulation were the malfunctions of the scaling equipment of waste tires, therefore resulted in the printing paper jam.
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