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Course in Industrial Waste Management


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Summary

Since ancient times, humans have exploited natural resources to secure their lives and used the land to dispose of waste, which did not pose significant problems due to the small size of settlements, low waste production, and large areas of unoccupied land. However, as humans began to gather in villages and cities, the challenges of waste collection and disposal became apparent. These issues intensified with the increasing population density in urban areas and the expansion of economic activities. The Industrial Revolution, marked by widespread technological advancements, significantly contributed to pollution, as industries became major sources of waste dumped into the environment.

Industrial waste refers to any unwanted materials produced from various industrial activities and processes. This includes chemical solvents, dyes, metals, paints, packaging materials, and other solid waste, as well as liquid waste such as industrial wastewater and used oils.

This course is offered by the British Academy For Training And Development.

Objectives and target group

How Participants Will Benefit from Attending an Industrial Waste Management Course:

By the end of the program, participants will have:

  • Gained knowledge about industrial waste, its sources, and types.
  • Learned about the quantities of industrial waste, how to express production rates, measurement methods, and factors influencing production rates.
  • Acquired an understanding of the natural and chemical characteristics of industrial waste.
  • Familiarized themselves with industrial waste management systems, storage methods, production locations, collection and transportation of industrial waste, as well as processing and disposal techniques.
  • Understood the impacts of industrial waste on humans and the environment.

Target Audience for the Program:

Who Should Attend an Industrial Waste Management Course:

  • Engineers, technicians, and personnel working in environmental engineering and industrial waste management in municipalities.
  • Employees in ministries of environment, health, industry, and local administration.
  • Supervisors of cleaning units, service facilities, transportation operations, collection, and sorting stations.
  • Personnel in environmental protection management.
  • Employees in quality and occupational safety management.
  • Quality managers.
  • Owners of industrial facilities.

Course Content

  • Introduction to industrial waste.
  • Sources of industrial waste.
  • Types of industrial waste and their environmental hazards, along with disposal methods.
  • The difference between industrial waste and other types of waste.
  • The basic components of industrial waste generated by cities.
  • Industrial waste management systems.
  • Waste management in industrial cities.
  • Proper management of hazardous industrial waste and how to inspect it.
  • Metal waste.
  • Toxic waste.
  • Recycling of industrial waste.
  • The impact of industrial waste on humans and the environment, including diseases it may cause.
  • Best practices for disposing of expired pesticides.
  • The environmental impact of rubber industries and disposal methods.
  • Recycling of liquid batteries.
  • Environmental and economic benefits of recycling industrial waste.
  • Guidelines for environmental health and safety in industrial waste handling facilities.
 

Course Date

2025-01-20

2025-04-21

2025-07-21

2025-10-20

Course Cost

Note / Price varies according to the selected city

Members NO. : 1
£4800 / Member
Members NO. : 2 - 3
£3840 / Member
Members NO. : + 3
£2976 / Member

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