IC 13-27.5-3
Chapter 3. Multimedia Clean Manufacturing Plans
IC 13-27.5-3-1 Development
Sec. 1. The Indiana clean manufacturing technology and safe
materials institute established under this article shall encourage
manufacturers to develop multimedia clean manufacturing plans. As added by P.L.124-1997, SEC.22.
IC 13-27.5-3-2 Technical assistance manual for clean manufacturing planning
Sec. 2. The institute shall develop a technical assistance manual
for clean manufacturing planning. The manual shall be designed to
provide criteria to assist manufacturers in the preparation of
multimedia clean manufacturing plans. The manual must provide
assistance in the following clean manufacturing actions:
(1) Identification of the types and quantities of the toxic
materials that:
(A) enter or exit each production process, operation, storage
area, product, and pollution control system at the facility; or
(B) are transported from the facility as a waste or in a waste;
presented in the form of a mass balance calculation.
(2) Assessment of the applicability, for each production process
or operation in which a toxic material is used, of each of the
following approaches for clean manufacturing and reduction in
the use of toxic materials:
(A) Input change, which refers to replacing a toxic material
used in a production unit with a nontoxic or less toxic
material.
(B) Product reformulation, which refers to changing the
design, specification, or composition of an existing end
product to reduce the need for toxic materials.
(C) Production process redesign, which refers to:
(i) developing or using production units of a different
design or type; or
(ii) upgrading, modernizing, or renovating production unit
equipment;
to reduce the need for toxic materials.
(D) Operational improvement, which refers to techniques
such as:
(i) improved housekeeping practices;
(ii) system adjustments;
(iii) product and process inspections; and
(iv) the use of production unit control equipment or
methods. As added by P.L.124-1997, SEC.22.
IC 13-27.5-3-3 Purpose of manual
Sec. 3. (a) The manual developed by the institute under this
chapter:
(1) may only address clean manufacturing; and
(2) must encourage a manufacturer that is preparing a
multimedia clean manufacturing plan to consider the feasibility
of all of the following options:
(A) Input change.
(B) Product reformulation.
(C) Production process change.
(D) Operational improvement.
(b) The manual developed under this chapter must state that
recycling is not a means of clean manufacturing. As added by P.L.124-1997, SEC.22.
IC 13-27.5-3
Chapter 3. Multimedia Clean Manufacturing Plans
IC 13-27.5-3-1 Development
Sec. 1. The Indiana clean manufacturing technology and safe
materials institute established under this article shall encourage
manufacturers to develop multimedia clean manufacturing plans. As added by P.L.124-1997, SEC.22.
IC 13-27.5-3-2 Technical assistance manual for clean manufacturing planning
Sec. 2. The institute shall develop a technical assistance manual
for clean manufacturing planning. The manual shall be designed to
provide criteria to assist manufacturers in the preparation of
multimedia clean manufacturing plans. The manual must provide
assistance in the following clean manufacturing actions:
(1) Identification of the types and quantities of the toxic
materials that:
(A) enter or exit each production process, operation, storage
area, product, and pollution control system at the facility; or
(B) are transported from the facility as a waste or in a waste;
presented in the form of a mass balance calculation.
(2) Assessment of the applicability, for each production process
or operation in which a toxic material is used, of each of the
following approaches for clean manufacturing and reduction in
the use of toxic materials:
(A) Input change, which refers to replacing a toxic material
used in a production unit with a nontoxic or less toxic
material.
(B) Product reformulation, which refers to changing the
design, specification, or composition of an existing end
product to reduce the need for toxic materials.
(C) Production process redesign, which refers to:
(i) developing or using production units of a different
design or type; or
(ii) upgrading, modernizing, or renovating production unit
equipment;
to reduce the need for toxic materials.
(D) Operational improvement, which refers to techniques
such as:
(i) improved housekeeping practices;
(ii) system adjustments;
(iii) product and process inspections; and
(iv) the use of production unit control equipment or
methods. As added by P.L.124-1997, SEC.22.
IC 13-27.5-3-3 Purpose of manual
Sec. 3. (a) The manual developed by the institute under this
chapter:
(1) may only address clean manufacturing; and
(2) must encourage a manufacturer that is preparing a
multimedia clean manufacturing plan to consider the feasibility
of all of the following options:
(A) Input change.
(B) Product reformulation.
(C) Production process change.
(D) Operational improvement.
(b) The manual developed under this chapter must state that
recycling is not a means of clean manufacturing. As added by P.L.124-1997, SEC.22.
IC 13-27.5-3
Chapter 3. Multimedia Clean Manufacturing Plans
IC 13-27.5-3-1 Development
Sec. 1. The Indiana clean manufacturing technology and safe
materials institute established under this article shall encourage
manufacturers to develop multimedia clean manufacturing plans. As added by P.L.124-1997, SEC.22.
IC 13-27.5-3-2 Technical assistance manual for clean manufacturing planning
Sec. 2. The institute shall develop a technical assistance manual
for clean manufacturing planning. The manual shall be designed to
provide criteria to assist manufacturers in the preparation of
multimedia clean manufacturing plans. The manual must provide
assistance in the following clean manufacturing actions:
(1) Identification of the types and quantities of the toxic
materials that:
(A) enter or exit each production process, operation, storage
area, product, and pollution control system at the facility; or
(B) are transported from the facility as a waste or in a waste;
presented in the form of a mass balance calculation.
(2) Assessment of the applicability, for each production process
or operation in which a toxic material is used, of each of the
following approaches for clean manufacturing and reduction in
the use of toxic materials:
(A) Input change, which refers to replacing a toxic material
used in a production unit with a nontoxic or less toxic
material.
(B) Product reformulation, which refers to changing the
design, specification, or composition of an existing end
product to reduce the need for toxic materials.
(C) Production process redesign, which refers to:
(i) developing or using production units of a different
design or type; or
(ii) upgrading, modernizing, or renovating production unit
equipment;
to reduce the need for toxic materials.
(D) Operational improvement, which refers to techniques
such as:
(i) improved housekeeping practices;
(ii) system adjustments;
(iii) product and process inspections; and
(iv) the use of production unit control equipment or
methods. As added by P.L.124-1997, SEC.22.
IC 13-27.5-3-3 Purpose of manual
Sec. 3. (a) The manual developed by the institute under this
chapter:
(1) may only address clean manufacturing; and
(2) must encourage a manufacturer that is preparing a
multimedia clean manufacturing plan to consider the feasibility
of all of the following options:
(A) Input change.
(B) Product reformulation.
(C) Production process change.
(D) Operational improvement.
(b) The manual developed under this chapter must state that
recycling is not a means of clean manufacturing. As added by P.L.124-1997, SEC.22.
