PROGRAM'S BACKGROUND

This program will introduce delegates to the whole concept of cleaning services, managing hazardous industrial and chemical wastes which will include their generation, storage, collection, processing, treatment, transportation and disposal. All waste related definitions will be provided and recycling and other methodologies of minimizing waste generation will be included in the program. It will also provide generic guidelines for operating a waste management system and a disposal site based on international experiences. The economic side of minimizing and preventing pollution by industry and the associated tangible rewards will be discussed together with the role that each person has to play in the big picture.

PROGRAM'S OBJECTIVES

This Program’s Attendees Will Be More Able To:

›       Have the overall responsibilities for the practical organization of the day to day cleaning operation

›       Monitor stocks of cleaning equipment and materials in order that orders can be placed on a timely basis

›       Maintain a flexible daily cleaning schedule of all areas in your organization

›       Know about cleaning services and cleaning specifications

›       Apply cleaning schedules and their standard frequency

›       Conduct a cleaning auditing process

›       Be familiar with the roles and responsibilities of a cleaning supervisor

›       Perform the cleaning service satisfactorily

›       Identify hazardous waste

›       Label hazardous waste

›       Choose when and how to use designated laboratory waste

›       Identify procedures for disposal or bench top treatment

›       Identify strategies for waste minimization

›       Properly identify, accumulate, manage, minimize, and ship hazardous waste

›       How to properly dispose of chemical wastes

›       Comply with the latest developments in state and federal hazardous waste regulations

›       Establish systems that will ensure ongoing compliance

›       Understand the principal legislation governing waste management

›       Apply the methodology for waste identification, segregation, classification and disposal

›       Identify opportunities for waste minimization

›       Conduct a successful waste minimization program

›       Acquire the knowledge and develop the skills necessary to identify the problems with current waste management systems

›       Produce waste management plans for their workplace

PROGRAM'S ATTENDEES

›       Environmental Engineers & Coordinators

›       Cleaning Services Foremen & Supervisors

›       Health and safety personnel

›       Environmental and cleaning services personnel

›       Hazardous waste personnel

›       Any personnel with responsibility for developing, implementing and maintaining waste management 

PROGRAM'S OUTLINE

›       Cleaning services

›       Cleaning specification

›       Cleaning schedules and standard frequency

›       Cleaning auditing process

›       Responsibilities of cleaning supervisors

›       Cleaning contract management

›       Performing the cleaning service satisfactorily

›       Pest control

›       Cleaning feedback sheet

›       Cleaning equipment stock keeping and inventory

›       The 5rs- reduce, reuse, recycle, recover and rethink

›       Waste identification: what is hazardous waste, universal waste, and non-hazardous waste?

›       The latest recycling rules, and exclusions

›       How to properly accumulate and store hazardous waste on site

›       Land disposal restrictions and waste disposal methods

›       Emergency preparedness, contingency plans, and security rules

›       Waste determination

›       Solid waste

›       Hazardous waste

›       Listed hazardous waste

›       Hazardous waste determination

›       Characteristic hazardous waste

›       Waste minimization

›       Waste source reduction

›       Recycling

›       How can you minimize waste?

›       Why minimize waste?

›       How to manage and contain waste

›       Condition of hazardous waste containers

›       Accumulation of chemical hazardous waste

›       How to properly dispose of chemical wastes

›       Labeling of chemical waste containers

›       Packaging chemical wastes

›       Predisposal procedures

›       Disposal procedures

›       How to properly dispose of chemical wastes

›       Chemical waste disposal

›       Clarifier waste

›       Industrial waste disposal

›       Debris removal and clean up

›       Environmental waste management

›       E-waste

›       Fuel disposal

›       Hazardous waste disposal waste removal services

›       Waste water treatment

›       Product destruction

›       Emergency response

›       Solid waste management

›       The purpose of a workplace hazardous materials information system (WHMIS)

›       The purpose of a material safety data sheet (MSDS)

›       Hazardous waste recordkeeping, reporting, and training

›       Monitoring, recording and reporting progress

›       Land disposal restrictions

›       Contingency plans and preparedness and prevention

›       Waste minimization

›       Waste and recycling

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