Identification of Toxic and Hazardous Waste in Motorbike Workshop (Case Study: Pranti Village, Menganti Sub-District, Gresik District)

Abstract

Management of toxic and hazardous waste is a system which was designed to avoid the pollution, environmental damage, and the safety of living things caused by motorcycle workshop. Motorcycle workshop is a business type which is engaged in services and customer-oriented in automotive business sector. The aim of this research was to identify the types of waste and calculate the toxic and hazardous waste emersion in motorcycle workshop. The research method was conducted by observation and it was analyzed by SWOT method. Based on the research, it was identified that toxic and hazardous waste produced oil used bottle, oil used, and cloth rags. The largest number of wastes was produced by motorcycle workshop was toxic (organic) around 18.200ml in 7 days, flammable waste was 4000ml in 7 days, and solid waste was 34.200 grams in 7 days. The SWOT analysis quadrant on x-axis diagram was 3.42 coordinate point. The position of y-axis diagram was 2.4 coordinate point. To increase public health and prevent of toxic and hazardous waste, it necessary to manage toxic and hazardous waste.