Environmental Public Health (General Waste Collection) Regulations

place of collection of general waste;

frequency of collection;

place of disposal;

type and tonnage of general waste collected and disposed of;

the vehicle used for collection; and

type and quantity of receptacles for the deposit of recyclables.

the following particulars of the applicant:

the applicant’s full name;

the address of the applicant’s registered office or place of business;

the applicant’s telephone number and email address;

the following particulars of each worker employed by the applicant to carry out general waste collection, including any driver or crew member of a vehicle owned or used by the applicant for general waste collection:

the worker’s full name and nationality;

the worker’s identification number or work permit number;

the worker’s Workforce Skills Qualifications certificate number;

the following details of each vehicle owned or used by the applicant for the collection and transportation of general waste from a collection point to a disposal facility:

the vehicle registration number;

the type of waste that may be carried in the vehicle;

the following details of any equipment owned or used by the applicant for the purposes of general waste collection:

the total number of hook‑lift systems;

for each hook‑lift system, the inspection report issued by a workshop accredited by the Singapore Accreditation Council;

the total number of compactors and open‑top containers;

for each compactor or open‑top container, the inspection report issued by a workshop accredited by the Singapore Accreditation Council;

the address and telephone number of the yard or depot at which the vehicles and equipment mentioned in sub‑paragraphs (c) and (d) are kept;

the following information on the general waste to be collected:

the types and quantities of general waste;

the disposal facilities (including recycling facilities) to which the general waste will be transported; and

any other information that the Director‑General may require in any particular case.

full name;

sex;

job title;

nationality;

whether the resident waste collection worker is a citizen or permanent resident of Singapore;

identification number;

the date on which the employment of the resident waste collection worker by the applicant commenced;

whether the resident waste collection worker is engaged as a full-time employee, part-time employee or casual employee;

the aggregate number of hours that the resident waste collection worker is required to work per week under his contract of service with the applicant;

the baseline wage payable to the resident waste collection worker under his contract of service with the applicant;

the manner of calculating the overtime payment payable to the resident waste collection worker;

the amount of progressive wage model bonus that is payable to the resident waste collection worker, and the frequency at which the progressive wage model bonus is to be paid; (m)the training records of the resident waste collection worker, that set out the training courses that the resident waste collection worker has attended, and the frequency of such attendance; (n)a copy of every Workforce Skills Qualification certificate that is issued to the resident waste collection worker;

where the application is for a renewal of a general waste collector’s licence —

the amount of every progressive wage model bonus that was paid to the resident waste collection worker in the calendar year preceding the date on which the application is made and the date of such payment;

the number of hours that the resident waste collection worker has worked overtime in the month preceding the date on which the application is made, the total amount paid to the resident waste collection worker as overtime pay for work done in those hours and the rate at which the overtime pay is calculated; and

the amount of the baseline wage that was paid to the resident waste collection worker for the month preceding the date on which the application is made.

in the case of an individual who is a citizen or permanent resident of Singapore and who has been issued with an identity card under the National Registration Act 1965, his Singapore identity card number (including the letters that form the prefix and suffix to the identity card number); or

in the case of any other individual, the country that issued his passport followed by his passport number.

the licensee must enter into a contract of service in writing with each waste collection worker employed by the licensee;

every contract of service entered into between the licensee and every resident waste collection worker must provide for the payment of a baseline wage, a progressive wage model bonus and an overtime payment to the resident waste collection worker, that —

is not less than the minimum amount of baseline wage, minimum amount of progressive wage model bonus and minimum amount of overtime payment, respectively; and

in the case of a progressive wage model bonus, is at the frequency,specified by the section 31DA Order (waste collection workers) for the class of waste collection workers to which the resident waste collection worker belongs;

the licensee must ensure that every waste collection worker employed by the licensee satisfies the training requirements as may be specified by the Director-General for the class of waste collection workers to which the waste collection worker belongs;

the licensee must not deploy any individual who is not employed by the licensee to carry out any waste collection work, unless the individual is a waste collection worker employed by another licensee;

the licensee must keep the records, accounts or documents specified in paragraph (2) for the period of retention specified in paragraph (3).

the accounts of the licensee’s business or activities that the licensee is authorised to carry out under the licensee’s general waste collector’s licence;

a copy of the contract of service between the licensee and every waste collection worker —

who is in the licensee’s employ as at the date of the licensee’s application for the grant or renewal of the licensee’s general waste collector’s licence; or

who is employed by the licensee after that date,including any amendment, variation or addition to the contract of service;

the detailed job description of every waste collection worker;

the pay records of every waste collection worker the licensee employs in respect of payments to the waste collection worker on or after 1 July 2023, including a breakdown of the baseline wage, progressive wage model bonus and overtime payment paid to the waste collection worker; (e)the records of every amount that is paid by the licensee into the Central Provident Fund in respect of every waste collection worker under section 7(1) of the Central Provident Fund Act 1953, which is recoverable by the licensee under section 7(2) of that Act; and

the records of the training that every waste collection worker has attended on or after 1 July 2023.

in the case of the accounts specified in paragraph (2)(a) — 4 years after the end of the period to which the accounts relate;

in the case of the contract of service specified in paragraph (2)(b), the detailed job description specified in paragraph (2)(c) and the records specified in paragraph (2)(f) — 4 years after the end of the employment of the waste collection worker to whom that contract of service, job description and records relate; and

in the case of the records specified in paragraph (2)(d) and (e) — 4 years after the date on which the payment concerned was made.

shall specify the areas within which a permit holder may operate; and

may contain such conditions on the permit holder as the Director-General may impose.

in intermediate bulk containers on open lorries; or

in such other storage equipment, or by such other vehicles, as may be permitted by the Director‑General.

must conform to the dimensions and any other requirements specified in the code of practice;

must be painted onto or securely attached to the vehicle or equipment;

must not be obstructed from view; and

must be kept clean on the surface.

a refuse incineration plant;

a disposal facility specified by the Director‑General under paragraph (4).

where the incinerable waste is a solid object — 0.6 metre in length, 0.6 metre in width or 0.1 metre in thickness; or

where the incinerable waste is a hollow object — 0.6 metre in length, width or thickness.

referred to in section 10(1)(c) of the Act; or

provided in any residential property for the purpose of recycling,shall transport such recyclables to a recycling facility.