Environmental waste management

Course Title

ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT (EWM)

Level

Training Awareness & Competence Assessment

Training Duration

6-8 Hours/Training Session

Maximum Participants

15/session

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.1

COURSE SUMMARY

1.2

TRAINING CURRICULUM

1.3

LESSON PLAN

1.4

COMPETENCE ASSESSMENT FORM

1.5

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST (if required) SUPPPORTIG DOCUMENTS

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1.1

COURSE SUMMARY

A. Course Aim Environmental Waste Management (EWM) course is designed intended to ensure compliance to internal management system requirements and to regulatory requirements by: 

Establishing safe working practices and eliminating common work site hazards waste and human error, shift handovers, fatigue and poor work practice;

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Maintaining a safe system of work throughout changing conditions and environments using predefined rule sets to avoid conflicts and manage simultaneous operations; and

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Demonstrating that work is being controlled to As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP) to meet internal management system requirements as a demonstration of compliance to the regulator.

B. Course Outcome The participants shall acquire knowledge and skill related to safety awareness of the workplace waste to manage and reduce related workplace accident or ill-health congruent with industry standards of competence.

C. Course Objectives At the end of this course, participants should be able to demonstrate understanding of the content through application of knowledge to familiar and unfamiliar situations, In particular they should be able to:  Describe the introduction about the basic Regulations of Environmental Waste Management;  Describe the overview of Environmental Waste Management;  Outline the basic requirements of Environment Waste Management;  Demonstrate the emergency response procedure.

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D. Target Group All persons who have responsibility to eliminate or manage the workplace waste and environmental issues and concerns such as: supervisors or fore mans, managers, HSE professionals and the personals who are involve in the related job.

E.

Course Methodology This course shall be delivered in English and with combination of lecture/practical and team activity in the course format. While learning assessment shall be through to written test.

F.

Course Prerequisite Candidates shall possess basic knowledge and understanding of the workplace hazards waste elimination and waste management procedure, responsibility, requirements and the emergency response.

G.

Needed Resources by the Participants

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Long sleeves coverall

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Safety Boot

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Safety Glass

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Helmet

1.2 Section Number 1

TRAINING CURRICULUM Section & Lesson Title

Introduction of Environmental Waste Management A. Overview of Hazardous Waste Management Regulation B. Definition of Environmental Waste Management

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Methodology Ppt. Presentation & Lecture discussion

Overview of EWM A. Sources of Hazardous Waste B. Categories of Hazardous Waste C. Classification of Hazards D. Process of Control Environment

Ppt. Presentation & Lecture-Discussion

E. Responsibility 3

Basic Requirements of EWM A. Primary Requirements B. Training C. Regular Inspection D. Waste Storage Limit

Ppt. Presentation & Lecture-Discussion

E. Waste removal Request F. Containers and Storage G. MSDS H. PPE 4

Emergency Procedure A. Chemical Spills Emergency B. Fire Emergency C. Release of Hazardous Materials D. Evacuation Procedure

Ppt. Presentation & Lecture-Discussion

E. Signage & Information F. Emergency Treatment 5

Course Assessment A. Written test

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Written Exam

Section 1

Introduction to Environmental Waste Management

Time Allocation

30-45 minutes

A. Intended Outcome At end of the section, participants are expected to:  Familiarize with EWM regulations and standards;  Describe the definition of Environmental Waste Management.

B. Learning Indicator At the end of this section, participants are expected to pass written assessment with a minimum score of 80%.

C. Method of Teaching  Audio Video Presentation  Power Point Presentation  Lecture-Discussion

D. Topics Covered 1. Overview of Environmental Waste Management Regulation; 2. Definition of Environmental Waste Management.

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Section 2

Overview of Environmental Waste Management

Time Allocation

1.5 hours

A. Intended Outcome At the end of this section, participants are expected to:     

Outline the source of hazardous waste; Demonstrate the categories of hazardous waste; Describe the classification of hazards; Outline the process of control environment; and Demonstrate the responsibility.

B. Learning Indicator At the end of this section, the participants are expected to pass written assessment with the minimum of 80% and pass the individual practical skills performance assessment.

C. Method of Teaching  Audio Video Presentation  Power Point Presentation  Lecture-Discussion D. Topics Covered 1.

2.

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Source of hazardous waste; Categories of hazardous waste; Classification of hazards; Process of control environment; and Responsibility.

Section 3

Basic Requirements of EWM

Time Allocation

1.5 hours

A. Intended Outcome At the end of this section, participants are expected to:        

Demonstrate the primary requirements of EWM; Describe the importance of training; Outline the necessary of regular inspection; Describe the limit of waste storage; Demonstrate the waste removal request procedure; Outline the containers and storage procedure; Describe the importance of MSDS; and Demonstrate the necessary of PPE.

B. Learning Indicator At the end of this section, participants are expected to pass written assessment with a minimum score of 80%.

C. Method of Teaching:  Audio Video Presentation  Power Point Presentation  Lecture-Discussion D. Topics Covered 1. Primary requirement; 2. Training; 3. Regular inspection; 4. Waste storage limit; 5. Waste removal request; 6. Containers and storage; 7. MSDS; 8. PPE.

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Section 4

EMERGENCY RESPONSE

Time Allocation

1.5 hours

A. Intended Outcome At the end of this section, participants are expected to:      

Outline about the chemical spills emergency; Describe about the fire emergency; Demonstrate the precaution about release of hazardous materials; Outline the evacuation procedure; Describe the importance of signage and information; and Outline the emergency treatment procedure.

B. Learning Indicator: At the end of this section, participants are expected to pass written assessment with a minimum score of 80%.

C. Training Methods:  Audio Video Presentation  Power Point Presentation  Lecture-Discussion D. Topics Covered 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

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Chemical Spills Emergency; Fire Emergency; Release of hazardous material; Evacuation Procedure; Signage and Information; and Emergency Treatment.

Section- E

COURSE ASSESSMENT

Time Allocation

1 hour

A. Intended Outcome At the end of this section, participants are expected to: 

Describe the basic regulation and standard of the EWM;

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Outline the definition of EWM;

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Demonstrate the overview of EWM;

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Describe the basic requirement of EWM; and

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Demonstrate the emergency response procedures.

B. Learning Indicator At the end of this section, participants are expected to pass written assessment with a minimum score 0f 80%.

C. Method of Teaching 

Written test.

D. Topics Covered 1. Written exam.

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1.3 LESSON PLAN

Course Time Title

ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT Lesson Title Time(EWM) Allocation Ronnie Mapanoo, Faris Alhogbani & Shaik M. Islam

Lead Instructors 08:00-08:45 Level

Section 1: Introduction of EWM Training Awareness & Competence Assessment

Topics to be Discussed: Training Duration 6-8 Hours/Training Session A. Overview of EWM regulation

30-45 minutes

Method of Teaching Ppt. Presentation & Lecture Discussion

of EWM Maximum Participants B. Definition 15/session

09:00-10:30

Section 2: Overview of EWM Topics to be Discussed: A. Sources of Hazardous Waste B. Categories of Hazardous Waste C. Classification of Hazards D. Process of Control Environment E. Responsibility

10:30- 11:00 11:00-12:30

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Ppt. Presentation & Lecture Discussion

1.5 hours

Ppt. Presentation & Lecture Discussion

Tea Break Section 3: Basic Requirements of EWM Topic to be Discussed: A. Primary requirement of EWM B. Training C. Regular Inspection D. Waste Storage Limit E. Waste Removal request F. Containers and Storage G. MSDS H. PPE

12:30-13:30

1.5 hours

Lunch Break

13:30-15:00

Section 4: Emergency Response Topic to be discussed: 1.5 hours A. B. C. D. E. F.

Chemical Spills Emergency Fire Emergency Release of Hazardous Materials Evacuation Procedure Signs and Information Emergency Treatment

15:00-15:30

Tea Break

15:30-16:30

Section 5: Course Assessment Topic to be discussed:

1 hour

A. Written exam. .

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Ppt. Presentation & Lecture-D discussion

Written Exam.