Fiji Times reported that Fiji Island’s steel maker & processor Dayals Steels Managing Director Mr Jay Dayal says the livelihood of 200 workers is at risk as a result of the Prohibition Notice that was slapped on the company by the Department of Environment. He told “Dayals Steels is an ISO 14001 Environment Management Systems accredited company that processed recycled steel into reinforcement bars using modern state of art green furnace technology. We also address the nation’s growing problem of collecting waste oil by burning them at high temperatures in our reheating furnaces. The high temperature destroys any volatile components of the waste oil.” Mr Dayal said Mr “The prohibition notice referred to internal compliance and documentary matters and there was no evidence of any external breaches such as pollution or degradation of the environment.” He claimed “The Director of Environment had failed to carry out any site inspection to ascertain any breaches before bluntly issuing the company with a Prohibition Notice.” He urged “We call upon the Prime Minister to intervene and take reasonable steps to resolve this situation.” The Department of Environment had issued a Prohibition Notice to the company this week citing various breaches to the Environment Management Act 2005. Founded by Managing Director Jay Dayal, Dayals Steels is the largest industrial and manufacturing investment in ßa in the past decade and supplies Rebars & Rebar accessories Roofing Products - 5 Ribbed Profile & Corrugated Profile Steel Purlins - C Section & Z Section Mesh Products – Reinforcing Mesh & Galvanized Mesh Rainwater Goods - Square Line V Gutters, Box Gutters, Barge Flashings, Ridge Caps & Valley Gutters
Fiji Times reported that Fiji Island’s steel maker & processor Dayals Steels Managing Director Mr Jay Dayal says the livelihood of 200 workers is at risk as a result of the Prohibition Notice that was slapped on the company by the Department of Environment. He told “Dayals Steels is an ISO 14001 Environment Management Systems accredited company that processed recycled steel into reinforcement bars using modern state of art green furnace technology. We also address the nation’s growing problem of collecting waste oil by burning them at high temperatures in our reheating furnaces. The high temperature destroys any volatile components of the waste oil.” Mr Dayal said Mr “The prohibition notice referred to internal compliance and documentary matters and there was no evidence of any external breaches such as pollution or degradation of the environment.” He claimed “The Director of Environment had failed to carry out any site inspection to ascertain any breaches before bluntly issuing the company with a Prohibition Notice.” He urged “We call upon the Prime Minister to intervene and take reasonable steps to resolve this situation.” The Department of Environment had issued a Prohibition Notice to the company this week citing various breaches to the Environment Management Act 2005. Founded by Managing Director Jay Dayal, Dayals Steels is the largest industrial and manufacturing investment in ßa in the past decade and supplies Rebars & Rebar accessories Roofing Products - 5 Ribbed Profile & Corrugated Profile Steel Purlins - C Section & Z Section Mesh Products – Reinforcing Mesh & Galvanized Mesh Rainwater Goods - Square Line V Gutters, Box Gutters, Barge Flashings, Ridge Caps & Valley Gutters
