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“Ensuring environmental safety by managers and specialists of general economic management systems in industry” - course 20,000 rubles. from MSU, training 4 weeks. (1 month), Date: November 29, 2023.
Miscellaneous / / December 01, 2023
Program volume (academic hours): 72
Form of study: full-time, distance learning
Dates of classes: as groups are recruited (small groups, from 5 people)
Admission requirements: higher professional education or secondary specialized education
Program Manager: Ekaterina Igorevna Kovaleva, Email: [email protected], tel.8(495)939-22-33. To apply for courses, fill out the form and we will contact you: https://forms.gle/szEhXonieur3LQDHA
Responsible for additional education: Timofeeva Elena Aleksandrovna, Email: [email protected], tel. 8 (903) 22-33-99-2, 8(495)939-22-33
If necessary, the program can be adapted to the customer’s requirements - expanded, removed, or the necessary topics added to the curriculum of the additional education program
Who is this course for?
Training under this program is intended for employees of scientific, design, survey companies, industrial organizations, environmental engineers, expert specialists authorities, agricultural chemical services and other workers whose activities are related to design, environmental protection and rational use of natural resources, as well as all interested persons.
What will you learn?
Goal of the program: Students will master the theory and methodology of the procedure for assessing and monitoring soils, determining its quality and degree of safety for humans, as well as the development of measures (recommendations) to reduce chemical and biological pollution.
Program objectives:
1) developing the ability to justify and select informative indicators of controlled soil properties, criteria for assessing the sanitary, hygienic and environmental condition of soils;
2) developing the ability to justify and select methods for analyzing and assessing the sanitary, hygienic and ecological state of soils and waters, including the degree of their pollution;
3) developing the ability to analyze the results obtained during sanitary-hygienic and environmental monitoring of soils;
4) acquiring the skills to understand, present and critically analyze basic information when analyzing sanitary, hygienic and environmental conditions controlled objects, predict changes in soil conditions, develop measures (recommendations) to reduce chemical and biological pollution.
How are classes going?
Classes in the program are held in the form of lectures and seminars. Advanced training ends with final certification in the form of a qualifying exam. Upon successful completion of the training, students are issued a standard certificate of advanced training
1. General provisions
1.1. Environmental safety of the individual, society and state in the context of a global environmental crisis
1.2. Environmental safety in the concept of sustainable development
2. Organizational and legal basis for organizing environmental support of industrial enterprises
2.1 Legislation and public policy in environmental support of industrial enterprises
2.2 The mechanism for forming the legal basis for environmental safety during environmental support of enterprises of the industrial complex.
2.3 System, structure and functions of government bodies
3. System of documentation on environmental protection issues at industrial enterprises
3.1 The procedure for development, approval and renewal of environmental documents in the organization
3.2 Statistical reporting of the enterprise on environmental protection
4. Economic mechanisms for ensuring environmental safety when organizing the activities of industrial enterprises
4.1 Formation of the economic mechanism
4.2 Economic mechanism for ensuring environmental safety of general economic management systems in industry
4.3. Payment for negative impact on the environment
5. Development and approval of a comprehensive environmental permit (IEP). Transition to technological standardization based on BAT in the organization and implementation of activities of industrial enterprises
5.1 Development and approval of a comprehensive environmental permit
5.2 Transition to technological standardization based on BAT in the organization and implementation of activities of enterprises of the industrial complex
6. Requirements imposed by legislation in the field of atmospheric air protection when organizing/conducting economic activities at industrial complex facilities.
6.1 The procedure for conducting an inventory of stationary sources and emissions of harmful (pollutant) substances into the atmospheric air. Sanitary protection zone of the enterprise
6.2 Requirements imposed by state environmental supervision authorities when inspecting an enterprise in terms of atmospheric air protection
7. Requirements imposed by legislation in the field of hazardous waste management when organizing/conducting economic activities at industrial complex facilities.
7.1. Rules for the protection of surface water bodies
7.2. Discharge of harmful substances into a water body
8. Requirements imposed by legislation in the field of hazardous waste management when organizing/conducting economic activities at industrial complex facilities.
8.1. Introduction of state regulation in the field of handling goods (products) subject to recycling (use) after loss of consumer properties and in the field of handling solid municipal waste waste (MSW)
8.2. Licensing of activities for collection, transportation, processing, disposal, neutralization, and disposal of waste of I-IV hazard classes.
8.3. The accounting procedure in the field of waste management
8.4. Development and approval of standards for waste generation and limits on their disposal (PLNOLR) depending on the category of the facility.
9 Environmental impact assessment and state environmental expertise.
9.1 Requirements for the development of EIA materials
9.2 State environmental examination of EIA materials and design documentation.
10 Environmental regulation of natural environments
10.1 Quality standards for environmental components
10.2 Standards for permissible residual content of oil and petroleum products in soils
10.3 Exposure standards
11 Sampling of environmental components
11.1 Requirements for air sampling
11.2 Requirements for water and sediment sampling
12 Reclamation of disturbed and contaminated lands
12.1 Requirements for reclamation of disturbed and contaminated lands
12.2 Directions for land reclamation, criteria for assessing the quality of completed reclamation work. Coordination of reclamation projects
12.3 BAT and land reclamation, including using waste
13 Development of new technologies in organizing/conducting economic activities at industrial complex facilities. SEE
14. Organization and conduct of industrial environmental control (PEC) at enterprises of the industrial complex
14.1 PEC in the field of waste management
14.2 PEC for atmospheric air protection
14.3 PEC for the protection of water bodies
14.4. Requirements for the content of the program, the procedure and timing for submitting a report on the organization and the results implementation of industrial environmental control Report forms on the organization and results of implementation PEC.
15. Administrative and criminal liability for environmental offenses and environmental crimes when organizing/conducting economic activities at industrial complex facilities.
16. Volunteering (volunteering) in the field of nature conservation, interaction with NGOs
17. Greenhouse gases and the problem of increasing their content in the atmosphere. International agreements on climate change and initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Carbon polygons
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