Who Should Attend?

• Waste management officials in government and private institutions.
• Public health and environmental specialists.
• Operations managers and industrial facility managers.
• Municipal and logistics staff.
• Trainees in environmental engineering and management fields.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Understand the fundamentals and key concepts in waste management.
• Develop and implement effective waste management plans in institutions.
• Apply best practices in waste reduction and recycling.
• Manage waste sustainably in alignment with ecological systems.
• Improve operational efficiency by introducing modern waste management systems.

• Basic Concepts in Waste Management

  • Definition of different types of waste.
  • Basic principles of waste management.
  • Main goals of sustainable waste management.

• Environmental Challenges of Waste

  • Environmental impacts of improperly managed waste.
  • Impact of waste on public health.
  • Challenges related to recycling and waste disposal.

• Global Framework for Waste Management

  • Global environmental regulations and laws.
  • International standards for waste management.
  • Importance of compliance with environmental standards.

• Waste Classification by Source

  • Industrial and commercial waste.
  • Household waste.
  • Medical and agricultural waste.

• Waste Classification by Environmental Impact

  • Biodegradable waste.
  • Toxic and hazardous waste.
  • Non-biodegradable waste.

• Classification and Handling of Waste in Different Locations

  • Waste classification procedures in industrial facilities.
  • Methods for handling household waste.
  • Challenges in classification in healthcare institutions.

• Modern Waste Collection Systems

  • Waste collection methods in cities.
  • Waste collection in industrial facilities.
  • Use of modern technologies for waste collection.

• Safe Waste Transportation

  • Suitable transportation technologies based on waste type.
  • Safety standards in waste transportation.
  • Challenges in transportation in urban areas.

• Regulations and Legislations Related to Waste Collection and Transportation

  • Legal requirements for proper waste transportation.
  • Documents and permits needed for transportation.
  • Monitoring compliance with environmental regulations.

• Solid Waste Treatment Methods

  • Incineration and related technologies.
  • Fermentation and biodegradation.
  • Grinding and crushing.

• Liquid Waste Treatment Methods

  • Biological and chemical treatment.
  • Filtration and separation technologies.
  • Recycling and reusing wastewater.

• Advanced Technologies in Waste Treatment

  • Energy recovery from waste.
  • Plastic waste technology.
  • Thermal treatment of waste.

• Recycling Process

  • Steps in the recycling process.
  • Types of recyclable materials.
  • Environmental and economic benefits of recycling.

• Waste Reduction Strategies

  • Reducing waste in production.
  • Reducing waste in consumption.
  • Innovative solutions to minimize waste.

• Reuse and Sustainable Manufacturing

  • Developing systems for effective reuse.
  • Improving sustainable manufacturing processes.
  • Advanced technology in sustainable manufacturing.

• National and International Environmental Legislations

  • Applicable environmental laws.
  • Legal frameworks for waste management.
  • Impact of legislation on waste management.

• Legal Responsibilities of Institutions

  • Duties of institutions in waste management.
  • Penalties for non-compliance.
  • Monitoring legal enforcement.

• Review and Analysis of Environmental Systems

  • Analyzing the effectiveness of legal systems.
  • Challenges in applying regulations.
  • Developing updated legal systems.

• Types of Medical Waste and Their Characteristics

  • Hazardous and non-hazardous medical waste.
  • Challenges in handling medical waste.
  • Preventive measures against health risks.

• Proper Procedures for Handling Medical Waste

  • Collection of medical waste in hospitals.
  • Methods for treating medical waste.
  • Safe disposal of medical waste.

• Medical Waste Management in Hospitals and Health Facilities

  • Establishing systems for managing medical waste.
  • Training healthcare staff.
  • Ensuring compliance with health standards.

• Using Technology in Waste Collection

  • Smart waste collection systems.
  • Using artificial intelligence in waste management.
  • Technological applications in waste measurement and calculation.

• Environmental Data Analysis through Technology

  • Using software to analyze environmental data.
  • Tracking waste using Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
  • Big data in improving waste management.

• Future Technologies in Waste Treatment

  • Using robots for waste sorting.
  • Waste-to-energy technologies.
  • Innovative solutions for electronic waste management.

• Waste Management Cost Estimation

  • Calculating costs related to waste collection and treatment.
  • Recycling and waste reduction costs.
  • Opportunities for improving cost reduction.

• Investment Opportunities in Waste Management

  • Investment in recycling projects.
  • Public-private partnerships.
  • Encouraging innovation in the waste management industry.

• Economic Returns from Sustainable Waste Management

  • Economic benefits of recycling.
  • Impact of improved waste management on the local economy.
  • Role of circular economy in waste sustainability.

• Strategic Waste Management Planning

  • Setting goals and policies for waste management.
  • Designing a comprehensive waste management plan.
  • Allocating human and financial resources.

• Implementation and Monitoring of the Plan

  • Steps to implement the waste management plan.
  • Mechanisms for monitoring performance and evaluating effectiveness.
  • Dealing with challenges during implementation.

• Improving the Long-Term Waste Management Plan

  • Strategies for updating the waste management plan.
  • Continuous performance evaluation.
  • Enhancing collaboration between different parties in waste management.