annual environmental report 2015 · wooden packaging no 6.48 panda waste wcp/mh/2001/01d /w0140-03...

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ANNUAL ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT 2015

For

Boylan Print Limited,

New Found Well, Termonfeckin Road,

Drogheda, Co. Louth

IPPC Licence Number: P0784-01

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Table of Contents 1 Introduction …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 4

1.2 Organisational Chart ………………………………………………………………………………………….. 6

2 Site Description ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 7

2.1 Company Profile …………………………………………………………………………………………………. 7

2.2 Environmental Policy ………………………………………………………………………………………….. 7

2.3 Manufacturing Process ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 8

3 Summary of Emissions ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 11

3.1 Emissions to Atmosphere ……………………………………………………………………………………. 11

3.1.1 Emissions to Atmosphere – Monitoring Programme …………………………………….. 11

3.1.2 Emissions to Atmosphere – Monitoring Results …………………………………………….. 12

3.2 Waste Management ……………………………………………………………………………………………. 13

3.3 Surface Water Monitoring Emissions ………………………………………………………………….. 14

4 Resource Consumption …………………………………………………………………………………………….. 15

4.1 Water Consumption …………………………………………………………………………………………….. 15

4.2 Energy Consumption ……………………………………………………………………………………………. 15

4.3 Raw Material Consumption …………………………………………………………………………………. 16

5 Environmental Incidents and Complaints ………………………………………………………………….. 17

5.1 Reported Incidents Summary ………………………………………………………………………………. 17

5.2 Agency Audit ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 17

6 Environmental Management and Activity …………………………………………………………………. 18

6.1 Report on Environmental Objectives and Targets 2015 ………………………………………. 18

7 Licence Specific Reports …………………………………………………………………………………………….. 23

7.1 Noise Monitoring Report 2015 ……………………………………………………………………………… 23

7.2 Bunding ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 24

7.3 Financial Provision ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 24

7.4 Programme for Public Information ……………………………………………………………………….. 25

7.5 Solvent Management Plan/Fugitive Emissions Programme ………………………………….. 26

7.6 Hydrogeological Investigation ……………………………………………………………………………….. 26

7.7 Air Emissions …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 26

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Table of Figures

Figure 1 – Printing Process …………………………………………………………………………………………….. 9

Figure 2 – Paper Extraction System ……………………………………………………………………………….. 10

Figure 3 – Storm Water Emissions …………………………………………………………………………………. 14

Figure 4 – SW 01 pH Levels ……………………………………………………………………………………………. 14

Tables

Table 1 – Company Details …………………………………………………………………………………………….. 4

Table 2 – Summary of IPPC Licence and Site History ………………………………………………………. 4

Table 3 – Air Monitoring Programme …………………………………………………………………………….. 11

Table 4 – TOC as C results for Emission Points a2-3 and A2-4, 2015 ………………………………. 12

Table 5 – Waste Generation 2015 ………………………………………………………………………………….. 13

Table 6 – Energy Consumption 2015 ……………………………………………………………………………… 15

Table 7 – Raw Material Consumption 2015 ……………………………………………………………………. 16

Table 7.1 Raw Material Consumption 2015 ……………………………………………………………………. 16

Table 8 – Summary of Environmental Management Programme 2015 ………………………….. 19

Table 9 – Summary of Environmental Management Programme 2016 ………………………….. 21

Table 10 – Daytime Noise Monitoring Results 2015 ……………………………………………………….. 23

Table 11 – Night Time Noise Monitoring Results 2015 ……………………………………………………. 23

Table 12 – Programme for Public Information ………………………………………………………………… 25

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1. Introduction

We at Boylan Print Ltd. have completed our Annual Environmental Report for 2015 to fulfil

our requirements of condition 11.6 of our IPPC Licence (0784-01).

Company Information

Table 1 - Company Details

Company Boylan Print Limited

Address Newfoundwell,

Termonfeckin Road,

Drogheda.

County/City Co. Louth

Business Production of magazines and leaflets for the

Irish market

Employees 116

Contact Name Lorraine Walsh

Position EHSQ Officer

Telephone 041 983 9905

Fax 041 983 4827

Email [email protected]

IPPC Registration Number P0784-01

National Grid Reference Lat:53.72562

Long:-6.32778

Table 2 - Summary of IPPC Licence and Site History

IPPC Licence Reg: No. Licensee Period

P0112 – 01 Thermal Heat Exchangers (Irl)

Ltd. (also known as Advanced

Roofing and Cladding Ltd.)

27/01/1998 – CA. 2001*

(*exact date uncertain)

P0784-01 Boylan Print Ltd. 16th April 2007 to present

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Boylan Print Ltd. holds an IPPC Licence granted by the Environmental Protection Agency

(EPA) (Licence Register Number P0784-01) in 2007. In accordance with condition 11.6 of this

licence Boylan Print Ltd. are required to have a documented Annual Environmental Report

(AER). Boylan Print Ltd. moved into this property at the start of April 2005. For two years

prior to Boylan Print Ltd. acquiring the premises the site lay derelict. Before that time the

factory was owned by Thermal Heat Exchangers (Ireland) Ltd. who manufactured coil heat

exchangers and were licensed under Class 12.2 ‘The use of coating materials in processes

with a capacity to use at least 10 tonnes per year of organic solvents’.

Thermal Heat Exchangers (Irl) Ltd. had been using perchlorethylene (PCE) (otherwise known

as Tetrachloroethylene) as a degreasing solvent and migration of the solvent into the

subsoil’s from the degreaser had given rise to contamination of the subsoil’s underlying the

facility. According to the EPA inspectors report (September 1997), preliminary attempts to

substitute a less toxic solvent for PCE were not successful. In 1992 there was a diesel spill

onsite during the occupancy of Thermal Heat Exchangers (Irl.) Limited at the site.

Boylan Print Group was requested by the EPA in March 2013 to carry out a Hydrogeological

Investigation following correspondence from Boylan Print Group following the EPA Audit

Report. The agency requested that a full hydrogeological investigation be conducted in

accordance with British Standard 10175:2011 Code of practice for investigation of

potentially contaminated sites.

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1.2 Boylan Print Group Company Organisation Chart

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2 Site Description

2.1 Company Profile

The primary activity of Boylan Print Group is printing of magazines and leaflets for the Irish

market. The printing process utilises solvent based inks, silicone and paper as raw material.

The produced prints enter a binding and sealing process before packaging. The binding and

sealing process uses glue and binding compounds to compile the loose sheets of paper into

the finished magazine. The entire process results in emissions to atmosphere and to storm

water, and generates waste for disposal.

2.2 Environmental Policy

It is the policy of Boylan Print Group to conduct our operations in full compliance with all

relevant environmental laws and regulations; to perform our functions in a manner that

protects the health and safety of our customers, employees and neighbours; and to pursue

our business in a way that achieves economic goals while simultaneously addressing

environmental objectives.

Objectives:

Provide a safe, healthful and environmentally friendly workplace and ensure that personnel

are properly trained and have appropriate safety and emergency equipment.

Each employee and every contractor on Boylan’s premises is expected to follow this policy

and to report any environmental, health, or safety concern to Boylan Management.

Managers are expected to take prompt action.

Be an environmental responsible neighbour in the community where we operate, and act

promptly and responsibly to correct incidents or conditions that endanger health, safety, or

the environment. Report them to authorities promptly and inform affected parties as

appropriate.

Develop, manufacture, and market products that are safe for their intended use, protective

of the environment, and that can be reused, recycled or disposed of safely.

Appendix 1

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2.3 Manufacturing Process

The printing process is done via the Heat set web print machines. The two machines in

operation on the site are the Goss M600 16pp and the WebHarris 850C 32pp. The Goss

M600 16pp operates a hot air web offset dryer with the functions of drying, chilling and

guiding the web integrated in one single system and is named emission point A2-4.

Appendix 2

The WebHarris 850c 32pp has a Thermal Oxidiser which destructs process emissions created

by the printing press which is located at grid reference 310536, 276352 from emission point

A2-3. Attached with this document are the specifications of the subject thermal oxidiser.

Appendix 3

Flowcharts of the printing process used in the company are shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2

below.

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Figure 1 - Printing Process

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Figure 2 - Paper Extraction System

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3 Summary of Emissions

The company has the licensed emissions as per Schedule B of P0784-01:

Emissions to atmosphere

Waste emissions

Storm water

3.1 Emissions to Atmosphere

3.1.1 Emissions to Atmosphere – monitoring programme

The monitoring of emissions to atmosphere at Boylan Print Ltd. for emission points A2-3 and

A2-4 was carried during each of the four quarters of 2015.

In accordance with the company’s IPPC Licence, Boylan Print Ltd. monitors air emissions for:

Total Organics (as C)

Nitrogen Oxides (as NO2)

Carbon Monoxide.

A summary of emission limit values and allowed flow rates for the stacks and the RTO on

site are provided in the following table.

Table 3 - Air Monitoring Programme (IPPC Licence P0784-01)

Emission point

reference

Parameters Monitoring

Frequency

Volumes &

Concentrations

Licensed Volume

A2-3 (RTO) Flow Rate Quarterly 9,000m3/hr.

Total Organics (as Carbon) 20mg/m3

Nitrogen Oxides (as NO2) 100mg/m3

Carbon Monoxide 100mg/m3

A2-4* Flow Rate Quarterly 2,672m3/hr.

Total Organics (as Carbon) 20mg/m3

Nitrogen Oxides (as NO2) 100mg/m3

Carbon Monoxide 100mg/m3

*Emission limits are based on Schedule B1 of Technical Amendment A to IPPC Licence P0784-01

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3.1.2 Emissions to atmosphere – Monitoring results

Table 4 - TOC as C results for Emission points A2-3 and A2-4, 2015

Emission Point A2-3 A2-4

Period Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

TOC as C

concentration

2015

(mg/Nm3)

ELV 20 19.80

mg/m

19.56

mg/m

7.84

mg/m

12.48

mg/m

13.73

mg/m

15.89

mg/m

2.84

mg/m

7.78

mg/m

Nitrogen

Oxides

(mg/Nm3)

ELV

100

67

mg/m

113.80

mg/m

55.73

mg/m

48.59

mg/m

45.66

mg/m

60.45

mg/m

60.68

mg/m

31.09

mg/m

Carbon

Monoxide

(mg/Nm3)

ELV

100

277.08

mg/m

126.36

mg/m

190.02

mg/m

99.67

mg/m

473.46

mg/m

316.32

mg/m

89.83

mg/m

41.75

mg/m

*Figures in BOLD denotes ELV breach

Exceedances occurred in CO emissions for the first 3 quarters for the 850c (A2-3) and for the first 2

quarters for the m600 (A2-4). In accordance with C.I 000183, the EPA asked for the two thermal

oxidisers to be serviced to help reduce the ELV exceedances. Servicing by a Goss engineer occurred

at the end of November before the Quarter 4 monitoring occurred, with the results being

satisfactory as seen above. Monitoring must occur during a print run as the thermal oxidisers are

not working when the machine is stopped which may have contributed to some exceedances

previously. A report of the works was submitted to the EPA via the EDEN portal.

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3.2 Waste Management

The following are the waste types collected from the premises of Boylan Print Ltd. in 2015.

Table 5 - Waste Generation 2015

Waste Type Hazardous Quantity

(t)

Contractor Permit/Licence EWC Code

Paper and Cardboard

Packaging

No

26.54 Panda Waste WCP/MH/2001/01D

/W0140-03

/W0060-03-1

15 01 01

Paper and Cardboard No 2675 Panda Waste WCP/MH/2001/01D

/W0140-03

/W0060-03-1

20 01 01

Mixed Municipal

Waste

No 71.46 Panda Waste WCP/MH/2001/01D

/W0140-03

/W0060-03-1

20 03 01

Wooden Packaging No 6.48 Panda Waste WCP/MH/2001/01D

/W0140-03

/W0060-03-1

15 01 03

Wood No 1.88 Panda Waste WCP/MH/2001/01D

/W0140-03

/W0060-03-1

20 01 38

Absorbents, filter

materials (including

oil filters not

otherwise specified),

wiping cloths,

protective clothing

contaminated by

dangerous substances

Yes 5.65 Soltec (Ireland)

Ltd

NWCPO-14-11284-

01, W0115-01

15 01 10

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3.3 Surface water monitoring emissions

The following are the storm water emissions for Boylan Print Ltd.

Figure 3 Storm Water Emissions (COD)

The following are the storm water emissions pH for Boylan Print Ltd.

Figure 4 SW 01 pH Levels 2015

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

COD (Surface Water)

6.4

6.6

6.8

7

7.2

7.4

7.6

7.8

8

Stormwater pH levels

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4 Resource Consumption

This section of the Annual Environmental Report details the total annual usage levels of

water and energy at the site.

4.1 Water Consumption

Boylan Print Group does not have a metered water supply from Louth County Council, and

instead pay the council a fixed yearly amount for supply services. Water at Boylan Print

Group is used for domestic related purposes only i.e. use in the staff kitchen and for sanitary

purposes only. Water is not used in the processing operations at Boylan Print Group.

4.2 Energy Consumption

Energy is provided by figure sources at the company namely:

Natural gas

Electricity

Forklift Fuel

Table 6- Energy Consumption

Source

Consumption 2015 Units

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Natural Gas 4,707,656 6,819,396 6,118,768 4,397,019 4,884,011 kWh

Electricity 5,602,631 6,189,489 6,370,411 5,342,439 4,678,989 kWh

Forklift Fuel 3,434 2,924 5,166 2,520 1,725 kg

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4.3 Raw Material Consumption

The following is the list of the raw materials for 2015

Table 7 - Raw Material Consumption 2015

Product Total consumption solvent-based products (kg/Litres)

White Spirit 6,560 kgs

Varn VWM Blanket 260 ltrs

Varn Wonderstryp 170 ltrs

Varn MRC 480 ltrs

UV Wash 25 ltrs

Table 8.1 - Raw Material Consumption 2015

Product Total consumption non-solvent products (kg/Litres)

Inks 225,063 kgs

Fount Solutions 7,050 kgs

Silicone 200 kgs

Glue 3,690 kgs

UV Varnish 1,846 kgs

The tables are broken down into solvent based and non-solvents based. The inks are classed as non-

solvent as there is 0% VOC content at room temperature. However, under the condition of use

(approx.160- 180 °C heatset drying temperature) the diluting liquid compounds in the heatset

printing inks are VOC, according to EU directive 99/13/EC. Average content of diluting liquid

compounds in heatset printing inks is: Black 35-40%; Yellow, Magenta, Cyan 40-45%.

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5 Environmental Incidents and Complaints

5.1 Reported Incidents Summary

Category 2015

Odour Nil

Noise Nil

Air 3

During site visit, SV02605 dated 17/07/2015, the site received a non-compliance for not

reporting each emission that exceeds the ELV of the licence. From that date forward all

exceedances were being reported as incidents.

5.2 Agency Audit

Two EPA Site Audits were conducted in 2015, one on the 17th July and one on the 19th

November.

17/07/15, there were 13 non-compliances against the site. All of these were responded to

through the EDEN portal.

19/11/15, there were 5 non-compliances against the site. All of these were responded to

through the EDEN portal or in this report.

The hydrogeological investigation is still ongoing at this time.

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6 Environmental Management of activity

6.1 Report on Environmental Objectives and targets for 2015

A report on the implementation of the 2015 EMP is provided in Table 8 and the objectives

and targets for 2016 are outlined in Table 9 below.

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Environmental Management Programme 2015

Table 8 - Summary of Environmental Management Programme for 2015

Objective Method Target completion

date

Update 2016

Reduce fugitive emissions by

December 2015

Investigate possible sources for the cause of fugitive

emissions on site and reduce emissions to the level

stated in condition 5.6 of the IPPC licence (P0784-01)

Ongoing Complete

Reduce energy consumption on site Investigate efficiency and suitability of retrofitting

lighting system in facility to replace T5 lightings whilst

simultaneously attaining improved energy efficiency.

Ongoing Ongoing

Demonstrate compliance with IPPC

Licence

Carry out emissions monitoring as per IPPC Licence Ongoing Complete

In House Training Ensure training on fire risk assessment and train to

employees to use bladder valve in storm water drain.

Ongoing Complete

Update Fire Water Risk Assessment Update Fire Water Risk Assessment Complete Complete

Bund integrity testing Undertake bund integrity test on all bunds/sumps on

site

October 2015 Ongoing

Groundwater Monitoring Wells Upgrade groundwater monitoring wells heads/caps to

prevent potential contamination

Complete Complete

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Chemical store Complete bunding/sealing of the chemical store area in

accordance with the Guidance Note on Storage and

Transfer of Materials for Scheduled Activities

September 2015 Complete

Site clean-up Remove all waste and any obsolete materials/equipment

that will no longer be required

September 2015 Complete

Waste Records Review & upgrade waste recording system September 2015 Complete

Waste storage Improve housekeeping with improved waste storage

arrangement onsite e.g. designated waste storage area

Complete Complete

Staff Environmental Training Complete staff environmental training December 2015 Ongoing

Erect signs Erect signs to identify the groundwater boreholes and

the storm water drain.

Complete Complete

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Environmental Management Programme Proposal for 2016

Table 9 - Summary of Environmental Management Programme for 2016

Objective Method Target completion date

Reduce fugitive emissions by December

2016

Investigate possible sources for the cause of fugitive emissions on

site and reduce emissions to the level stated in condition 5.6 of the

IPPC licence (P0784-01)

December 2016

Reduce energy consumption on site Investigate efficiency and suitability of retrofitting lighting system

in facility to replace T5 lightings whilst simultaneously attaining

improved energy efficiency.

November 2016

Demonstrate compliance with IPPC Licence Carry out emissions monitoring as per IPPC Licence December 2016

In House Training Ensure training on fire risk assessment, Manual Handling Training

and chemical handling

December 2016

Groundwater Monitoring Continue hydrogeological investigation and bi-annual monitoring of

boreholes

December 2016

Site clean-up Remove all waste and any obsolete materials/equipment that will

no longer be required after installation of new machine

October 2016

Staff Environmental Training Complete staff environmental training December 2016

Ensure waste solids are kept to minimum

on surfaces and roadways

Continue clean up and sweeping of the surfaces outside December 2016

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Traffic management plan Implement a traffic management plan and ensure signage is visible

and correct

December 2016

Bund Integrity Test Integrity test all bunds on site December 2016

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7 Licence Specific Reports (IPPC licence P0784-01)

7.1 Noise Monitoring Report 2015

Fitz Scientific carried out a noise survey between the 10th and 11th August 2015. A summary

of the results are shown in Table 10 and Table 11 below. Under the EPA IPPC Licence P0784-

01 noise monitoring at Boylan Print in Drogheda, Co. Louth is required annually.

Table 10 - Day Time Noise Monitoring Results 2015

Location

Reference

Time Noise Result

LAeq (30 mins) L10 L90

NSL1 12:06 63 64 53

NSL2 11:32 61 64 53

N3 10:04 63.6 65 62

N4 10:36 66.3 68 63.6

Table 11 - Night Time Noise Monitoring Results 2015

Location

Reference

Time Noise Result

LAeq (30mins) L10 L90

NSL1 02.14 46 46 41

NSL2 01.10 61 61 60

N3 00.05 62 63 61

N4 23.00 62 63 61

Noise results indicate that Laeq(T) noise levels are in breach of EPA emission values of

55dB(A) during day time periods and 45dB(A) during night time periods. However external

noise emissions were determined to be significantly influential to the overall readings.

Daytime Results

Daytime results at all monitoring locations exceeded the guideline limits. At point NSL1 it

was obvious that the noise was elevated due to the close proximity to the busy main road.

This was also a factor in the exceedance at point NSL2. Along with this, the noise of the

chilling unit from the neighbouring facility created a loud audible noise. At point N3, the

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exceedance was due to the activities of the neighbouring facility and the on-site waste

extraction unit. The dense hedge vegetation behind this monitoring location reduces the

noise emissions audible in the Boyne Business Park. At point N4, the industrial chiller unit

along with printing operations on the factory floor contributed to the exceedances. There is

dense hedge vegetation surrounding this location which reduces the noise to the sports

ground and waste land behind it.

Noise emissions N3 and N4 do not impact any residential dwelling.

Night time Results

Once again passing traffic was the main source of external noise influences during the

course of the ‘night-time’ monitoring.

During the night time monitoring it is believed that process noise from a neighbouring

facility (refrigerants/extractor fans) contributed to noise levels during the monitoring. While

the extractor was also in operation at the Boylan facility, it is not possible to determine if it

breached the noise threshold level of 45dB(A) due to the contribution of external noise

emissions in the surrounding environ.

Noise emissions N3 and N4 do not impact any residential dwelling.

7.2 Bunding

A correspondence from the agency on the 27th October 2009, (Ref:P0784-01/ak02ec) in

response to the correspondence submitted by Boylan Print Ltd. on the 7th October 2009

stated a water retention test was not required provided appropriate measures are in place

so that the bund is rendered impervious to the inks within. Measures included coating bund

walls with an impermeable epoxy resin, and as such the bund walls are impervious to inks.

A large bund holding anti-freeze was tested on the 9th December 2015. The bund failed and

a new bund was bought to replace it. Appendix 4

Integrity testing of all bunds is a component in the Environmental Management Programme

for 2016.

7.3 Financial Provision

On the 20th July 2015, an RMP and ELRA were submitted to the EPA which were rejected.

Boylan Print Group submitted a new RMP, on the 12th October 2015, and ELRA, on the 23rd

October 2015, to be reviewed by the EPA so a financial provision can be agreed.

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7.4 Programme for Public Information

A programme for public information has been implemented. This programme is subject to

continual review and regular updates to ensure it is fully comprehensive and representative

of all relevant measures and environmental effects/issues. The measures contained in the

programme are outlined in Table 12 below:

Measures Progress to date

Website

Environmental Policy

Notice/ Bulletin boards

Maintenance of information notice board to

include:

Opening hours

Phone numbers and names of various

relevant personnel: site manager,

environmental/health and safety

manager etc.

Licence reference number

Achieved

Communications programme

Ensure all environmental information is

available on request to public:

Monitoring Results

Pollution Emission Register

Achieved

Public Complaints Procedure

Ensure complaints record form is

available from reception

Achieved

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7.5 Solvent Management Plan/Fugitive Emissions Programme

The fugitive emissions for 2015 were calculated by the following formula:

F = I1 — O1 — O5 — O6 — O7 — O8.

The annual solvent input for the year 2015 was calculated at 69,753.78 kg of TOC as C. The

fugitive emission represents 25% of the solvent input and thus does not exceed the

applicable fugitive emission limit of 30% as per EPA IPPC licence Condition 5.6. and Activity 3

of Schedule 2 of SI No 565 of 2012.

7.6 Hydrogeological Investigation

The investigation is still ongoing at the time of writing. The EPA has asked Boylan Group to install two further wells.

A proposal for these is to be sent into the EPA and these are the final wells to be drilled for this investigation.

Assuming there is no PCE contamination then bi-annual monitoring of the wells will be the outcome of the investigation until Boylan Print Group move location.

7.7 Air Emissions

Servicing of the two thermal oxidisers occurred by a Goss engineer on the 27th and 28th November 2015. The report was uploaded to EDEN on the 18th January 2016.

The Quarter 4 air monitoring occurred after this service and both emission points were under the allowed limit. Also the Quarter 1 air monitoring for 2016 was under the allowed limit.

The compliance investigation CI000183 has being closed.

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Appendix 1 Environmental Policy

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APPENDIX 2 Speciation for Goss M600 16pp. with built in thermal oxidiser

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APPENDIX 3 Speciation for WebHarris 850C 32pp. with built in thermal oxidiser

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APPENDIX 4 BUND INTEGRITY TEST

RECORD SHEET FOR BUND TESTING Site: Boylan Print Group

Licence Reg. No.: P0784-01

Bund Ref. No.: Anti-freeze bund Bund Type (Local/Remote/Combined/Portable): Portable

Bund Dimensions: H - 0.7m X W – 1.5m X L – 1.5m

Primary Vessel(s) – Materials of Construction: Plastic

Bund Construction Material: Plastic Primary Vessel(s) – Total Storage Volume: 1060L

Bund Lining Material: N/A Primary Vessel(s) – 110% Volume of Largest Vessel: 1166L

Bund Retention Volume: Self-contained portable bund Primary Vessel(s) – 25% of Total Storage Volume: 265L

Deemed Practicable / Safe to Conduct Hydrostatic Test? Yes

If no give reasons:

HYDROSTATIC TEST DETAILS:

BS 8007:1987 (Yes/No)? No

Fill Rate

Stabilisation Period

Duration of the Test

Acceptance Criteria (Total permissible drop in water level)

Water Level Change in Reference Vessel

Date and Time Water Level in Bund Water Level in Reference Vessel

Description / Comments of Hydrostatic Test: The water escaped quickly so measurement was recorded.

VISUAL TEST DETAILS: INSPECTION DESCRIPTION & RESULTS: The water was poured into the bund from a barrel. The water escaped quite quickly which shows that it does not comply with EPA regulations.

Result (Pass/Fail) Fail

Recommendation(s): A new bund was bought by Boylan Print Group for the above vessel.

Signed: Lorraine Walsh

Qualification: EHSQ Officer Date: 09/12/2015

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APPENDIX 5 AER/PRTR Emissions Data Information

Guidance to completing the PRTR workbook

Version 1.1.19

REFERENCE YEAR 2015

1. FACILITY IDENTIFICATION

Parent Company Name Boylan Print Limited

Facility Name Boylan Print Limited

PRTR Identification Number P0784

Licence Number P0784-01

Classes of Activity

No. class_name

- Refer to PRTR class activities below

Address 1 New Found Well

Address 2 Terminfeckin Road

Address 3 Drogheda

Address 4

Louth

Country Ireland

Coordinates of Location -6.32613 53.7250

River Basin District IEEA

NACE Code 2030

Main Economic Activity Manufacture of paints, varnishes and similar coatings, printing ink and mastics

AER Returns Contact Name Lorraine Walsh

AER Returns Contact Email Address [email protected]

AER Returns Contact Position EHSQ Offcier

AER Returns Contact Telephone Number 0419839905

AER Returns Contact Mobile Phone Number 0873939412

AER Returns Contact Fax Number 0419834827

Production Volume 0.0

Production Volume Units

Number of Installations 1

Number of Operating Hours in Year 0

Number of Employees 116

User Feedback/Comments The previous year total of releases to air were in mgs, they were inputted this

year in kgs, as requested. Soltec remove hazardous waste from site and give to

RECYFUEL S.A. , Zoning Industriel d’Ehein, B-4480 ENGIS BELGIUM

Web Address

2. PRTR CLASS ACTIVITIES

Activity Number Activity Name

50.1 General

3. SOLVENTS REGULATIONS (S.I. No. 543 of 2002)

Is it applicable? Yes

Have you been granted an exemption ? No

If applicable which activity class applies (as per

Schedule 2 of the regulations) ?

Is the reduction scheme compliance route being

used ? No

4. WASTE IMPORTED/ACCEPTED ONTO SITE Guidance on waste imported/accepted onto site

Do you import/accept waste onto your site for on-

site treatment (either recovery or disposal

activities) ? No

This question is only applicable if you are an IPPC or Quarry site

PRTR Returns Workbook

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Releases to Air

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Treatment and Transfer of Waste

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