Environmental Pollution of Industrial Processes & Occupational Safety
Course Code: SE07
Course Objective
- Empower participants with the knowledge, skills and attitudes required for understanding and
implementing the requirements of the Environmental Safety Management. - Understand environmental management definitions, concepts, and guidelines.
- Identify aspects and impacts
Target Audience
- Newly appointed managers, supervisors and team leaders
- New members of the management team
- Those managers/supervisors who have been in their position for less than a year, or are about to be promoted to their first managerial/supervisory position
- Health and safety or quality managers with a new portfolio of environmental, sustainable development or waste management
- Environmental advisors or scientists who wish to progress to management level
Course Outline
- Sustainable business thinking
- Legislation, policy and models for action
- Defining international environmental problems
- Change, ozone depletion, desertification, biological diversity
- Identifying local environmental
- Problems: soil water, air pollution and preserved areas
- Understanding the concept of environmental sustainable
- Tools for the assessment and interpretation of environmental and social performance
- Managing waste and energy to improve efficiency
- Management and reporting systems
- Identifying the environmental impacts resulting from industrial and other developmental activities
- Understanding the concept of environmental management
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