Certified Hazardous Waste Management and PollutionContamination & Hazardous Waste Management & Prevention

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IntroductionImproper storage of hazardous chemicals- both products and wastes-incompatible inspection of containment materials, using hazardous products when non-hazardous products are available and inadequate training of staff are some of the leading causes of environmental contamination. Contamination can come in many forms- Some examples of contamination are ground and surface water, land, air, radioactive, food, noise, molds, odor, construction, vibration. etc and invariably, if these contaminants are not properly dealt with, will result in pollution and in certain situations serious health problems. This four day course will give some details on these various types of contaminants and the new frontiers in eliminating or minimizing these contaminants, the use of effective non-hazardous products in your company and also environmentally acceptable methods of disposal for both hazardous and non-hazardous wastes.

Organizational Impact• Theorganization,basedonthetrainingreceivedbyitsemployeesatthecourse,willhave lesscauseforconcernofrealor potential contamination problemsat the plant, and this usually results inimprovedproductivity

• By addressing real or potentialcontamination problems from thecompany’s operations, the wholeaudit management process (systemaudits, process audits, review audits,surveillance audits, re-registrationauditsetc)willbemadeeasierandlessstressful

• Ifcontaminationshouldoccur,reducedhealthcare costs for the organizationknowing that contamination issues arefullyaddressedandmanaged,

• Ifcontaminationshouldoccur,reducedcleanup costs for the organizationknowing that contamination issues arefullyaddressedandmanaged

• Enhancedreputationoftheorganizationinthecommunityknowingthattherewillnotbeanysurprisecontaminationissuesthat could derail the organization’simage

• An improved imageof theorganizationwiththeRegulatoryAuthorities

About the TrainingThetrainingprogrammeadoptsamulti-sectoralapproachtoconsiderthemanagementofhazardouswastesfromdifferentindustries.Thecoursehasbeenstructuredinsuchawaythatthepolicy,regulationandmanagementofhazardouswastesis followed through the waste management hierarchy.The course begins by developing an understanding ofthedefinition of hazardouswaste andgoes on to exploreprinciples and practice in hazard and risk management,with a focus on hazardous waste pollution linkages. Withthisknowledgethecourseprogressestoexaminedifferentoptionsunderthewastemanagementhierarchyforarangeof different hazardous wastes, including those from theoil and gas, construction, manufacturing and healthcaresectors. Time is also allocated to consider opportunitieswithinAfrica.Thetaughtmaterial issupportedthroughoutby case-studies andgroup exercises to re-inforce the keylearningoutcomes.

Who Should Attend?• Health&SafetyEnvironmentalProfessionals

• Staffresponsibleformanaginghazardouswastes

• Staffresponsibleforcontaminationissues

• LaboratoryTechnicians

• Staff wishing to reduce risk and liability arising fromcontaminatingandpollutingevents

• TechnicalassistantsandanyonewhohasaroletoplayinenvironmentalmattersoftheOrganization

• EmergencyPersonnel

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Personal Impact• Personalsatisfactionoftheemployeeknowingthattheorganizationisprovidingthenecessaryinformationrequiredforhim/hertominimizeand/ormanageworkplacecontamination

• Risk Reduction knowledge which will provide lasting benefits bothpersonallyandprofessionally

• Saferworkplaceenvironment

• Personalpsychologicaladvantageofanemployeedoinghisorherpartconcerningcontaminantsreductionvia“ThinkGlobally,ActLocally”

• Personal pride in being an employee of an organization that’s fullycommittedtoaddressingandmanagingrealorpotentialcontaminationissues

• Personal pride in being part of an organization that’s committed toprotectingtheenvironmentandpreventingpollution

Key Topics• Developing an understandingof what is hazardous waste?– a common sense and legalperspective

• Hazards, risks and theirmanagement

• Understanding hazardous wastesfromdifferentsectors:

OilandGas

Construction

Manufacturing

Healthcare

• Useofpollutionlinkagestoidentifyeffectivecontrols

• Internationalpolicyandlegislationinhazardouswastemanagement–relevancetoAfrica

• Options for the managementof hazardous wastes (includingconsideration of health andenvironmental impacts andfinancialconstraints):

Hazardouswasteprevention

OptionsforRe-useandrecyclingof hazardouswastes

‘Recovery’ofhazardouswastes

Disposalofhazardouswastes

• OpportunitiesinAfrica

Assesment & Certification1)Thetrainingprogrammewillbetestedatboththebeginningandtheendofthecourseandthoseachievingthepass-markwillbeawardedacertificateofcoursecompletion.Comparisonagainstscoresachievedatthestartofthecoursewilldemonstratethelevelofincreasedknowledgethroughcourseparticipation.Thosewhofailtomeettherequiredpassmarkwillbegivenfurtheropportunitiestoachievetherequiredpassmarkatalaterstage.

2)Theafternoonsessionwouldbeginwiththeendofcoursetest(20question,multiplechoice);

Thiswouldrequire30minutesandoncecompletedwouldcontinuethecoursewithgroupworkthatwouldallowthedelegatesto:

a.Thinkaboutthekeythingstheyhadlearned;and b.Thinkabouthowtheycouldincorporatethisintotheirwork/business;

c.Alsotothinkaboutwhatwouldneedtohappenforeffectiveimplementation;

3)Thecertificateawardwouldbethelastactionofthetrainingprogramme,havingfirstofallcompletedfeedbackontheexercises(above).

And what are the credentials the participants receive?WAMITABaretheforemostwastemanagementaccreditationorganisationintheUKandmanagecompetencytrainingforallthoseinvolvedinmanagingwastemanagementfacilities.ThisisalegalrequirementandasanapprovingbodyacertificateawardedbyWAMITABisatruemeasureoflearningandunderstanding.

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About the TrainerDr Ken Westlake

(BSc (Hons); MPhil; PhD; MCIWM; CEnv)

has30yearsexperienceofhazardouswastemanagementconsultancy and training, undertaking work in a large

numberofcountrieswithinEurope,Africa,Asia,NorthandSouthAmericaandtheMiddleEast.Adoptingarisk-basedapproach,thisworkhashada focusonsystemsfor regulatorycomplianceandsustainableoptionsforthemanagementofbothhazardousandnon-hazardouswastes.Witha past focus on landfill gas control and landfill risk management, henowalsoprovidesadviceonalternativehazardouswastemanagementoptions,includingtreatmentoforganicwastes,andrelatedinfrastructureandcontrolrequirements.Hebeganhiscareerasamicrobialbiochemist,buthassinceworkedfor24yearsinwastemanagementconsultancyandtraining,undertakingworkinanumberofoverseascountriesincludingHolland,Nigeria,Oman,Tanzania,UruguayandtheUSA,aswellastheUK.ConsultancyworkwithintheUKfocusesonresourceefficiencyandtheprovisionofadviceandsupportonpermittingandotherwastelegal-complianceissues.Workoverseastypicallysupportswastemasterplandevelopment and the sustainable and cost-efficient collection anddisposal ofwastes.He hasmanaged, and otherwise been involved inresearchandconsultancyactivitiesforTheWorldBank,theEU,theUKDepartment for International Development (DfID) The British Council,The Environment Agency and the former Departments of Energy andEnvironment.AsalectureratLoughboroughUniversity(1992–1996)hetutoredthepost-graduatediplomainhazardouswastemanagementandanumberofshort-coursetrainingprogrammes.Hehasdeliveredtrainingtomorethan3000individualsandthishasincluded,sinceitsformationin 1996,bespoke training toTheEnvironmentAgencyof EnglandandWales, aswell as courses forCIWM, Safetykleen, Unichemplc,CelticRecyclingLtd, Envirowise,NISP,BalfourBeattyRail Projects, IggesundPaperboard,TheEnvironmentCouncil,andmanyothers.

Training ObjectivesBy the end of the course, delegates will be able to:• Explaintheuseofthewastemanagementhierarchyinthesustainablemanagementofhazardouswastesanditsrelationshiptothecirculareconomy;

• Usesimpletoolstoidentifyopportunitiesinwastespreventionforcost-efficientmanagementofhazardouswastes;

• Explorere-useandrecyclingopportunitiesinhazardouswastesmanagement

• Understandtheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofhazardouswasteincinerationprinciplesandpractice;

• Examinethepotentialimpactsofhazardouswastedisposaltoland(landfill,includingco-disposallandfill)andidentifymoresustainablealternativeswhereappropriate.

Knowledge partner:

About WAMITAB WAMITABistheindustry-renownedorganisationthatdevelopsqualificationsforthoseworkinginresourcemanagementandrecycling,cleaning,streetcleansing,facilitiesmanagementandparkingfromoperativethroughtomanagementlevel.

1)Weareanot-for-profitorganisationdedicatedtosupportingtechnicalcompetenceintheindustryviaregulatedprogrammesandaccreditationofin-housetraining.

2)Wehaveover20yearsofexperiencedevelopingandqualityassuringqualifications,trainingandcoursematerials.

3)Wehaveadedicatedteamwhounderstandtheneedsofyourbusinessandprovideindustryexpertise,adviceandguidance.

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Day 1HazardousWasteManagementPolicy&Principles•Whatishazardouswaste? -Acommonsenseview -Alegalview•Legalandpracticalconsiderations•Sustainabledevelopmentandhazardouswastes•TheWasteManagementHierarchy -Relationshiptosustainabledevelopment -HierarchyLogic -WastePrevention -Re-Use -Recycling -Recovery -Disposal

•TheCircularEconomyandhazardouswastes•The‘PolluterPays’Principle

•HazardsandRisks•PollutantLinkages

•GroupExercise:Hazardouswastesandwhatmakesthemhazardous

Day 2 Wasteminimisation:ACase-studyapproach(GroupExercises)Principlesofwasteminimisation•Usefultools -‘ScopetoSave’ -Processflowchart -Massbalance -Decisionmatrices -Simplecost-benefitanalyses•Wasteminimisation:ACase-studyapproachContinued

•Wasteminimisation:Acase-studyapproach–Continued

•Re-useandrecyclingoptionsforhazardouswastes–groupdiscussions

Day 3HazardousWasteTreatmentOptionsincluding:•Acid-baseneutralisation•Aqueoustreatments•Solidification/Stabilisation•OilRecovery•BatteryRecovery

HazardousWasteRecoveryOptions•EfWIncineration -Principlesofoperation -Keycontrolelement -Incinerationcosts -Pollution/emissionscontrol•Low-costincinerationofhealthcarewastes -Constructionanduse•HazardousWasteTreatmentOptions:EfWIncineration–continued

•Groupdiscussions:Opportunities in Africa

Day 4LandfillDisposalofHazardousWastes•PolicyandPrinciples•Co-disposal•Hazardsandrisksandtheircontrol•HealthandSafetyandenvironment

considerations

LandfillDisposalofHazardousWastes•Engineeringconsiderations -SyntheticLandfillliners -Naturallandfillliners -Landfillgascontrol -Landfillleachatecontrol

LandfillDisposalofHazardousWastes•Pollutioncontrol

CourseSummary:•Keylearningpoints•KeyActionstoTakeAway

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