General safety training

2019-02

Gerald Klade

General safety training

06 May 2019Mondi Group presentation 1

Department Frantschach factory

Author Gerald Klade Editor Gottfried Joham Approver Gottfried Joham

Valid as of 15.2.2019 Distributor MO Runde

Mondi safety rules

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Mondi safety rules

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Mondi rules

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• Each Mondi safety rule has its own “Toolbox talk” including knowledge check.

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Integrated management system

● Quality ISO 9001:2015 since 1992

● Environment ISO 14001:2015 since 1998

● Safety OHSAS 18001:2007 since 2007

● Hygiene Hygiene management acc. to EN15593 since 12/2013

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SHE – Safety, Health, Environment

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Safety training

● General safety training

● Professional (job-related) safety training => Supervisor

● Work accidents

• Location, time and causal connection with the work must be recorded at the same time! (must be reported to the supervisor immediately)

● Accidents on the way to work

• Accidents on the way from or to the workplace (also on the way to the doctor or bank => life-saving measures) (must be reported to the supervisor immediately)

• Occupation-related illnesses

• Occupation-related illnesses. List of 52 work-related illnesses listed in ASVG Attachment 1!

● Incident (report in SHE software)

• A – personal injury, with downtime

• B – personal injury, without downtime

• C – no personal injury, with property damage

• D – no personal injury, without property damagePAGE 7

Safety training

● Each employee and/or contractor has the right to go home healthy.

● Each employee and/or contractor must stop unsafe conditions and/or actions.

● Each employee and/or contractor must withdraw from work situations they consider to be an immediate and serious threat to their lives or health as well as any agreement to protect them from undue consequences if they work in this way.

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SHE software

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Prohibitions

● Consuming alcohol or drugs is prohibited!

● Persons who are clearly affected by medication, alcohol or drugs must leave the mill!

● Smoking ban (except for areas designated as smoking zones)

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Access regulations

● Access to the factory premises is only permitted via the reception desk or via the turnstiles with a chip card.

● Driving onto the mill premises or bringing private bicycles into the factory is prohibited.

● Mondi employees and contractors may only go without safety shoes to and from the work/changing room (on the marked safety routes). Employees in office buildings or in offices do not need safety shoes while working in their area.

● During working time persons SHOULD also use this markedsafety routes (exception: when doing direct work)

● Paper mill – Reel cutting machine (RSM) / winder areaThe designated reel ejection area may only be entered by authorized and directly working personnel!

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● It is forbidden to walk in front of the pope reel to winder of each paper machine(see sketches for designated areas)

Mill-specific regulations

The area may only be entered by:

● Operating staff peforming direct work in the hazard area

● Sleeve wagon for PM7

● Maintenance staff peforming direct work (must be noted on the work permit) in the harzard area

You may only use the area when:

● Transporting chemicals

● Transporting rollers

● Delivery work

● Removal of secondary items and rollers

PM8: You are not permitted to walk in this area when the warning light is on

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Personal protective equipment (pictogram)

● Helmet

● Safety goggles

● Gloves

● Protective suit (chemical protective suit, dust suit)

● Hearing protection (> 80 dBA recommended, > 85 dBA mandatory)

● Safety shoes

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Work permit (rule 1)

● For the following work, there must be a completed and approved work permit with risk assessment (including required release certificates)! (according to the Mondi “Permit to Work” methodology!)

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Work permit (rule 1)

● Always consider the dangers and consequences before starting work!

● Only enter operating areas after notifying the control room!

● Prior to all maintenance work, machines and systems must be properly shut down and secured ( LOCK OUT ).

● Pay attention to safety instructions and piping markings. Before opening flanges or fittings, ask about the substances inside them and their potential for danger!

Concentrated work is an absolute prerequisite for safety!

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Work permit/Release certificate (Rule 1)

● Hot work

● Confined space

● Scaffolding

● Electro precipitator

● Medium voltage rooms

● Sources of radiationPAGE 16

Operating cranes and vehicles (Rule 2)

● Operating cranes and vehicles (forklifts, mobile cranes, overhead cranes ...) is only permitted with an appropriate driving license (internal driving license)..

• The road traffic regulations apply

• Rail vehicles have the right of way

Everyone takes responsibility for safety in their own work environment and must watch out for their colleagues too!

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Confined Space – Definitions (Rule 3)

● Confined spacesInclude areas closed in on all sides or predominantly enclosed by fixed walls and areas that are less susceptible to air exchange, in which there are or may be special hazards due to their confined space or substances, impurities or equipment contained within them. Pits, silos, shafts or ducts are to be considered confined spaces if the occurrence of hazardous substances or lack of oxygen cannot be safely excluded.

● EnteringEntering is understood as all activities/work with which the worker stays in the tanks, silos or confined space.

* Maintenance, service and cleaning work or troubleshooting

Confined space usually have the following characteristics:

● They are not designed for the constant presence of humans,

● There are only a limited number of inlet and outlet openings,

● Hazardous gases can exist or form, or

● Materials that are on hand that can flood or trap the entrant, or

● they are designed in such a way that they could trap or suffocate the entrant.

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Rescue equipment – emergency equipment

● The rescue equipment is found in Recovery Boiler 4 (ground floor)!Here you will find:

● Rescue reel and rescue equipment● Defibrillator● First aid kit

● Fire pregade St. Gertraud is trained for the rescue of persons from confined spaces. In case of an emergency, you can immediate trigger the alarm via the LAWZ warning center.

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Scaffolding work (Rule 4)

● All scaffolding work must be performed in accordance with the applicable standards and regulations in Austria or according to the “Mondi Scaffold Requirements”!

● Scaffolding may only be prepared and approved by trained specialty personnel.

● A “helmet with chin straps” must be worn on scaffolding (working at heights)!

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Working at heights – lifting platforms (Rule 5)

● Mobile lifting platforms may only be moved if the load-carrying device is in the driving position and on uneven ground they may only be moved with the work cage lowered.

● Employees who are in the work cage must wear a safety harness and hang it in the appropriate place in the work cage. The standing area in the work cage must not be raised.

● The danger zone underneath should be demarcated.

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Personal lock (Rule 6)

● Each Mondi employee and contractor must ensure that he owns a personal lock and that it is also used in accordance with the Mondi regulations (one man – one lock).

● Every person working in a workplace must secure himself with his personal lock!!

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● What is a fall zone?

● The area directly underneath the hanging load

What is a danger zone?

The area around the hanging

load or along the line over which

the load is moved

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“Fall zones” and “danger zones”

Lifting work (Rule 7)

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● “Tag Lines” (tag sticks) must be used during lifting operations to prevent:

o The load from swinging

o When someone has to enter the “fall zone”

o When manual handling is required to position the load

● Crane operators must not start lifting if the Tag lines are not attached

Lifting work (Rule 7)

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Proper PPE when working with chemicals (Rule 8)

● Safety helmet with protective visor

● Tight-fitting safety goggles

● Chemical-resistant protective suit

● Chemical-resistant protective gloves

ATTENTION: ensure they are worn properly

(Are the ends of the gloves pulled over the suit – yes/no?)

● Rubber boots

● If the protective clothing becomes contaminated, it must be

rinsed with a sufficient amount of water

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Handling with chemicals (Rule 8)

● Make sure you have the proper personal protective equipment. Deviations from this are regulated in the “equipment-specific safety instructions”!

● Comply with the safety instructions on the safety data sheet!

● Should a burn still occur, then an emergency safety shower should be immediately sought. A long rinse with water is absolutely necessary.

● Eye wash bottles are found in all concerned facilities.

Definition of acids and alkalis:

● Acids:Acids or their aqueous solutions, which are considered to be hazardous substances, are highly corrosive substances which, depending on the temperature, concentration and exposure time, can strongly irritate or destroy living tissue.

● Alkalis:Alkalis and their aqueous solutions are strongly-reacting alkaline substances which, depending on temperature, concentration and exposure time, can strongly irritate or destroy living tissue. They are generally more corrosive than acids.

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Sources of radiation

● Radiation areas and sources of radiation are marked with a yellow sign or label

● Staying in a radiation protection area is only permitted for persons who are equipped with a dosimeter (persons exposed to radiation). Stay only as long as is absolutely necessary!

● If work has to be carried out in the area where there are sources of radiation, the sources of radiation must be shut off by specially trained persons => permit necessary

Employees of the electrial workshop shut off the sources of radiation!

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Pulp mill

● Safety goggles must be worn in the entire pulp mill!

You must either wear a safety helmet with the visor pulled down or safety goggles.

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Symbol photos

Accessing the pulp mill – fibre line

● Accessing the “Kamyr” system (system in operation) is only permitted with a personal H2S warning device! (H2S warning devices are issued in the central control room or central maintenance department)

● If the Kamyr system is out of service (system out of operation) the pulp mill will install “flexible monitoring equipment” (continuous monitoring of larger areas). At this time it is not necessary to carry a personal H2S warning device!

● When the flashing lights (mounted on each entrance) and siren sounds come on, you must immediately leave the building via the marked escape routes and/or you may no longer enter this area.

● Do not use the elevator if the gas alarm goes off.

● The operating staff must be obeyed in this situation.

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Factory-specific regulations - angle grinder

● Wear the necessary additional PPE (face protection with safety goggles, long-sleeved clothing, leather gloves)

● The angle grinder must have a protective guard

● Do not use broken or compromised discs

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● Preference must be given to use safety knives

● Knives with fixed blades PROHIBITED

● Stanley knives with snap-off blades are PROHIBITED

- Hygiene regulations

- Increased risk of injury

● When using knives (except slice cutters) your free hand must

be protected with a “cut-resistant glove”

from cut protection class 5.

● Making aids for cutting work

(e.g., see photo) PROHIBITED.

Factory-specific regulations – using knives

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Factory-specific regulations

● It is prohibited to approach running and rotating machines with ties, scarves, neckerchiefs or open

long hair. You must obey the instructions of the operating staff!

● When entering the plant area, you must tuck in your tie!

General

Familiarize yourself with the location of emergency showers, first-aid kits, fire and alarm systems as well as designated escape routes, and always keep them freely accessible.

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Water systems – water hazards

● Precautionary measures must be taken to prevent water pollution and when storing and handling water-polluting liquids!

● In case of minor incidents (e.g., leakage of a liquid product), immediate action must be taken with the operator in order to limit the damage.

Marking of the drains within the plant area:

Sewage drain

(Water treatment assoc. Lavanttal)

Wastewater drain

(ARA)

Clean water drain

(Lavant)

Green-yellow green-red green

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Chain of rescue – what to do in case of emergency

Important phone numbers:

● Reception/central control station: 214

● Rescue: [0] 144

● Fire department: [0] 122

● Police: [0] 133

● Emergency number for poison: [0] 01-4064343

● Euro emergency call [0] 112

Immediate life-saving measures:

● Securing / rescuing● Stable lateral positioning● Defibrillation, ventilation and cardiac massage● Hemostasis● Anti-shock measures● Guide in rescue teams

● Clear the access route

● Always stay calm and exercise cautionPAGE 35

What to do in case of a factory-wide emergency

In order to have an overview of how many people are in our plant during a factory-wide emergency (evacuation), there are meeting points based on the fire protection plan!

These are found in the following areas:

● Waste water treatment

● woodyard

● canteen

● Fire department

● ball room ( outside )

● Sports area ( outside )

All employees, suppliers and contractors who are on the factory premises during an emergency must

adhere to the instructions of the evacuation leader!PAGE 36

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Evacuation – meeting points

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Work specific safety training

The safety training specifically related to the workplace must be carried out by the respective

supervisor before starting work for the first time and once a year according to the department

documents!

Workplace-related ASI training

Hygienemanagement

according to DIN 15593

Hygiene Regulations in the areas

Paper mill and Flash drying plant

06 May 2019

Elke Juri

Hygiene regulations

This work instruction applies:

For all employees at Mondi Frantschach, including temporary employees, visitors, technicians,

suppliers and also serves as supporting evidence for the recurrent training.

Please note:

Some of our products go into the food industry, which requires a high level on the cleanliness

and hygiene of the product, and also to the production itself.

For this reason, certain rules have to be followed in following production areas , which are

particularly critical for the product

paper mill

flash drying plant

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Hygiene area 1 und Hygiene area 2

Hygiene area 1

At the Wood yard and in the Pulp mill, there is no potential for risk in terms of

product hygiene because it is a closed circle.

Hygiene area 2

Areas with little risk of contamination, because paper and market pulp production

is carried out at high temperatures

Stock preparation up to dryer section at the individual paper machines

Flash drying plant – except baler (area 3)

Loading (In the area of loading, the goods are already packed)

Risks

Foreign objects such as glass or metal pieces

Pests

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● Hygiene area 3

Areas with a high risk of contamination

● Areas in the Paper mill

Paper rewind of the individual machines

Roll transport

Roll wrapping machine until transfer loading

● Areas in the Flash drying plant

Baler up to packaging

● Risks

Foreign objects such as glass or metal pieces

Pests

Cleanliness of the buildings and facilities

Personal hygiene

Hygiene area 3

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Hygiene areas at Mondi Frantschach

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Hygiene area 1

- Wood yard

- Pulp mill

Hygiene area 2

- Stock preparation up to dryer section at the individual paper machines

- Flash drying plant – except baler (area 3)

- Loading (In the area of loading, the goodsare already packed)

Hygiene area 3

- Paper rewind of the individual machines

- Roll transport

- Roll wrapping machine until transfer loading

Hygiene regulations (1/3)

No smoking:

- Smoking is prohibited in the mill except in the marked smoking areas

- After smoking, hands have to be cleaned

Eating and drinking

- Food and drinks (except water in PET bottles), including chewing gum are strictly forbiddenin the “hygiene area 3”.

- It is allowed to eat and drink in the control rooms or in the marked areas

Hand cleaning:

- Hands must be cleaned (washed or desinfected) before starting to work,

- after a break (eat, smoke), after using the toilet or after working with unclean items.

Glass prohibition:

- In the production area there is glass prohibition.

- Drinks, yogurt, etc. may only be consumed from plastic containers or cans.

Waste:

- Separate collection of waste must be disposed in the appropriate waste containers with cover

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Hygiene regulations (2/3)

Doors and windows

- Only open windows equipped with fly screens

- Doors should be kept closed

Ordnung und Sauberkeit:

- The workspace and the area around must be kept in a clean condition

- Work surfaces, utensils, containers, machinery must be kept clean

Ways:

- In the area of the roll-transport-system by the paper machines,

the conveyor belts have to be crossed only at the blue-marked ways

Knives / Tools:

- It is not allowed to use knifes with break-off blades

- Tools have to be put away immediately after use

Work chlothes:

- It is possible to wear work clothes or private clothes, provided they are in a clean condition. Work clothingshould be changed immediately when contaminated. Working clothes must be worn at the factory.

- Short arm shirts are allowed, but shirts without sleeves are not allowedPage

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Hygiene regulations (3/3)

Hair / Nails:

- Nails have to be short and clean. Artificial nails are not allowed in the production area.

- Long hair must be tied together

Personal items:

- Wearing jewelry (except wedding ring), clocks and visible piercings are not allowed in the production area.

- Personal items must be stored securely.

- Excepted from this rule are only visitors who stay exclusively within the blue-marked visitor ways.

Cell phones:

- Making calls in the “hygiene area 3” is only allowed in the control rooms or on the blue-marked paths.

- Otherwise, cell phones have to be kept save.

Injuries / Illnesses :

- Open wounds must be supplied immediately.

- It´s not allowed to take medicine to the production, except for emergency medications such as asthma spray

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Fire safety regulations Basis: Workplace ordinance AStV § 45(2)

Technical guidelines for preventativefire safety TRVB O 119/06

06 May 2019

Klaus Dobrovz

Fire safety regulations

● General fire prevention measures

- Maintaining order and cleanliness in the building is a basic requirement for fire and accident

prevention.

- Existing smoking bans must be observed.

A strict smoking ban applies on the entire factory premises and in the buildings, with the exception

of the designated smoking areas.

- Flammable waste such as oil-soaked and solvent-soaked cleaning cloths must be stored in a

fireproof manner.

Remnants of tobacco or materials prone to spontaneous combustion may only be stored in non-

flammable containers with tight-fitting lids.

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Fire safety regulations

● General fire prevention measures

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- Fire work (welding, cutting, soldering,flames, etc.) may only be performed after priorapproval (release certificate) from the plant foremanresponsible for the operating area.

Exceptions to this are the designated and appropriately setup workshops.

- Electrical systems should be operated and maintained in accordance with the regulations. Flammable materials should not come into direct contact with lighting fixtures.

- Storing items of all kinds, whether flammable or incombustible in unsuitable places (hallways, escape routes and other traffic routes etc.) is prohibited.

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Fire safety regulations

● General fire prevention measures

- Fire extinguishers (wall hydrants and portable fire extinguishers) must not be moved – even temporarily –, obstructed from view (for example, through clothing or decorative material hung above them), misused or removed from the prescribed storage areas or used improperly.

- Warning signs relating to fire protection and escape routes, and emergency lights must not be placed out of view, damaged or removed.

- As far as possible, electrical equipment should be switched off after the work is completed.

- Missing fire protection equipment (e.g., fire extinguishers) must be reported immediately.

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Fire safety regulations

● How can I make an emergency call?

- The fire alarm can be activated automatically via a fire alarm system (automatic fire detectors and/or push button detectors) or manually via telephone

- When making an emergency call, please always provide:

- Who is speaking (name and location of person calling)

- What has happened (injury, fire, traffic accident, natural disaster)

- Where is help needed (address, directions)

- How: indicate any special circumstances

- How many injured parties there are

Internal EMERGENCY no.: 214PAGE 51

Fire safety regulations

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VEXAT Regulations for explosive atmospheres

06 May 2019

Klaus Dobrovz

Legal bases VEXAT (BGBl. II no. 309/2004)

What is the Vexat regulation?

● The Vexat (Explosive Atmospheres regulation) is a decree of the Federal Minister of Economics and Labor on the protection of workers against potentially explosive atmospheres.

To whom does the VEXAT regulation apply?

● Any company that produces explosive gases, vapors, mists or dusts in workplaces in mixture with air or processes, handles, stores, provides or works with internal or explosive liquids.

The VEXAT regulation includes in particular

● Primary, secondary and tertiary explosion protection measures as well as requirements for electrical equipment and objects in potentially explosive atmospheres

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Explosive atmospheres – potentially explosive areas

An explosive atmosphere is a mixture of air or other oxidative atmosphere and

combustible gas, vapor, mist or dust in which the combustion process transfers to

the entire unburned mixture after ignition.

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Explosive atmospheres liquids & gases

Although the precise calculation of the size of an explosive atmosphere

is complicated, you can calculate a rough guide value using a simple formula:

The amount of flammable liquid in liters x 5000

is the approximate size of the explosive atmosphere

Example

• 0.1 l liquid * 5000 = 500 l explosive atmosphere

Experience has shown that an atmosphere of 10 liters is sufficient

to seriously injure a person!

Escaped or spilled flammable liquids must be cleaned up immediately!

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● When mixed with air and in a whirled-up form, flammable dust may form explosive mixtures.

● 1 mm of dust can cause an explosive atmosphere!

● Cleaning plants or plant parts, machines, etc., with compressed air is prohibited!

Explosive atmospheres dust

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Before working in EX areas, the explosion protection document with the

specified protection areas and protective measures must be followed!

Explosion protection document

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Marking EX areas:

Release certificate for EX areas

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Waste separation at Mondi

Frantschach

06 May 2019

Elke Juri

YES

Newspapers, catalogues, magazines, books, brochures, notebooks, folded cartons, cardboard, corrugated cardboard, non-soiled paper

NO

Composite materials (e.g., beverage cartons)

Plastic wrapping (e.g., catalogue wrapping)

Dirty paper

Recyclables and residual waste separation in the factory

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Paper

YES

Beverage bottles, disposable glass bottles, jam jars, pickle jars, empty medicine bottles

NO

Window glass, drinking glasses, laboratory glassware, mirror glass, crystal glass, wired glass, light bulbs, ceramics, porcelain, fireproof glassware

Glass packaging

YES

Blister packaging, packaging made from plastic such as: cups (empty), carrier bags, bottles, lids, caps, canisters, composite materials such as: milk cartons, juice boxes, coffee vacuum packaging

NO

Plastics that are not packaging, such as pipes, hoses household items

Plastic packaging

YES

Beverage cans, tin cans, crown caps, metal lids, aluminum foil, metal bowls, metal tubes, completely emptied aerosol dispensers

NO

Screws, iron parts, wires, nails, engine parts, everyday metal objects, aerosol dispensers not completely emptied

Metal packaging

YES

Fruit and vegetable scraps, garden waste, food waste, tea bags, coffee filters with brewed liquid, leaves, cut flowers, potted plants, potting soil, shrub and grass clippings

NO

Plastic bags, vacuum cleaner bags, used cooking oils and grease, cigarette ash, hygiene products

Biowaste

YES

Untreated wood, disposable wooden pallets, Euro pallets, packaging wood, carpentry waste wood

NO

Coated wood, lacquered wood

Woodwaste

YES

Screws, nails, wires, iron parts, completely emptied aerosol dispensers

NO

Electronic waste, batteries, aerosol dispensers not completely emptied, oil-contaminated waste

Collection in containers for scrap metal or directly at the scrap yard

Ironscrap

YES

Light bulbs, mirror glass, flat glass, waxed paper, hygiene products, rubber waste, vacuum bags, ashes (cold), soiled plastics, leather waste, sweepings, flower pots

NO

Construction waste, bulky waste, hazardous waste such as waste oil and fat, batteries, old electrical appliances

Residual waste

Cable waste is collected at the scrap yard

Cablewaste

Waste collection container

in the factory

Paper packaging

Plastic packaging

Biogenic waste

Metal packaging

Glass packaging

Residue waste

Units for collection of

recyclables

Plastics

Bio waste

Paper

Metal

Glass

Press waste together

Saves lots of space

The goal:

As little residual waste as possible

Hazardous waste

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YES

Solid grease and oil-contaminated equipment

NO

Waste oilUsed oil and air filtersOil-contaminated cleaning cloths from the MEWA co.Electronic components

Oil-contaminated

equipment YES

Oil-contaminated cleaning cloths from the MEWA company (torn and whole)

The cloths are exchanged in the magazine

NO

Oil-contaminated paper towels

Oil-contaminated

cleaning cloths YES

Old oil from the factory area

NO

PCB-containing waste oil (transformers)

Waste grease

Waste oil for collection tank

YES

Paint, varnish residues, not completely empty aerosol dispensers, gas discharge lamps, e.g. energy-saving lamps, fluorescent tubes, electronic components, chemicals and solvents, waste grease, batteries, electronic devices

NO

Bulky waste

Interim storage of hazardous

waste

● Oil-contaminated equipment and waste oil

● Electronic components

● Batteries

● Aerosol dispensers (spray cans),

when they are not completely emptied

● Gas discharge lamps

● Agents such as detergents, solvents, chemicals, paints

and varnishes

The most common hazardous waste in the factory

● Delivery to the interim storage facility for hazardous waste must be done after consultation with the mechanical workshop.

● Batteries (hazardous waste): self-dispensed in the magazine

● Toner (printers and copiers) : self-dispensed in the magazine

Please note

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Hazardous waste does NOT belong in the residual waste container

Plastics do NOT belong in the waste paper container

Oil-contaminated waste is hazardous waste Separate, fold together

● Waste oil and oil-contaminated waste may not be disposed of with the residual waste!

● Materials must be separated!

● Fold cartons together!

Forward-looking statements disclaimer

This document includes forward-looking statements. All statements other than statements of historical facts included herein, including, without limitation, those regarding Mondi’s financial position, business strategy, market growth and developments, expectations of growth and profitability and plans and objectives of management for future operations, are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are sometimes identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as ‘believe’, ‘expects’, ‘may’, ‘will’, ‘could’, ‘should’, ‘shall’, ‘risk’, ‘intends’, ‘estimates’, ‘aims’, ‘plans’, ‘predicts’, ‘continues’, ‘assumes’, ‘positioned’ or ‘anticipates’ or the negative thereof, other variations thereon or comparable terminology. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of Mondi, or industry results, to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Such forward-looking statements and other statements contained in this document regarding matters that are not historical facts involve predictions and are based on numerous assumptions regarding Mondi’s present and future business strategies and the environment in which Mondi will operate in the future. These forward-looking statements speak only as of the date on which they are made.

No assurance can be given that such future results will be achieved; various factors could cause actual future results, performance or events to differ materially from those described in these statements. Such factors include in particular but without any limitation: (1) operating factors, such as continued success of manufacturing activities and the achievement of efficiencies therein, continued success of product development plans and targets, changes in the degree of protection created by Mondi’s patents and other intellectual property rights and the availability of capital on acceptable terms; (2) industry conditions, such as strength of product demand, intensity of competition, prevailing and future global market prices for Mondi’s products and raw materials and the pricing pressures thereto, financial condition of the customers, suppliers and the competitors of Mondi and potential introduction of competing products and technologies by competitors; and (3) general economic conditions, such as rates of economic growth in Mondi’s principal geographical markets or fluctuations of exchange rates and interest rates.

Mondi expressly disclaims

a) any warranty or liability as to accuracy or completeness of the information provided herein; and

b) any obligation or undertaking to review or confirm analysts’ expectations or estimates or to update any forward-looking statements to reflect any change in Mondi’s expectations or any events that occur or circumstances that arise after the date of making any forward-looking statements,

unless required to do so by applicable law or any regulatory body applicable to Mondi, including the JSE Limited and the LSE.

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