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EM Division imparts chalk-talk and practical oriented training programmes with real-time case studies in the domain areas of Water Supply and Sanitation, Septage Management, Environment Monitoring, Waste Management, Sewerage System and Environment Data Management etc... Continuing Professional Development Programmes are conducted every year for the officials of Ministries, Regulatory Boards, Government Departments, Public Sectors, Industries, Academics and other Stakeholders. Need-based Specific Training Programmes for organizations like CPCB, NMDC, ONGC, MoUD, MoHUPA, MoEFCC and ULBs etc. are also conducted.

Area of Expertise

  • Environment Monitoring: Air Pollution Monitoring & Modelling, Water Pollution Monitoring & Modelling, GIS, GPS & RS Applications, Environmental Data Management & Environmental Sustainability.
  • Waste Management: Solid and Liquid Waste, Bio-Medical, Plastic, e-Waste, Construction & Demolition and Hazardous Waste.
  • Water Supply & Sanitation: Water Supply System, Water Audit & Leakage Control, Instrumentation, SCADA, RS & GIS applications, Underground Sewerage System, Sewage Treatment Plants, Strom Water Drainage, Recycle and Reuse of Waste Water, Membrane Based Waste Water Treatment Technology, CETPs, Fecal Sludge Management, Detailed Project Report, Contract & Tendering and Service Level Benchmark etc.
  • Environmental & Social Issues: Environmental Impact Assessment, Environmental Management Plan, Environmental Legislation, Environmental and Social Impact Assessment, Rehabilitation & Resettlement and Environmental and Social Framework etc.
  • Government Missions: AMRUT, SMART CITY, SWACHH BHARAT, HRIDAY, PMAY-HFA, NULM, Social Livelihood, SM&ID, EST&P, SUP and SUH etc...
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    Ms Anita Aggarwal Faculty & Head I/c
  • 040 66304120 / 8374362306
    • Mr. G N M Rao Deputy Manager (Prog)
  • 040 66304122 / 9866431555
  • em@escihyd,org

  • Environment Management Division
    Engineering Staff College of India
    Gachibowli, Hyderabad, Telangana 500032.

  • Mon - Fri 09:30 AM - 05:30 PM

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Environmental Damage Assessment and Remediation Plan
04 - 06 December, 2024 Course Fee : Rs. 16500 + GST %
Introduction Environmental Damage is occurring on a global scale. The pathway is a gravitational liquid flow, the harmful release being in the liquid phase and the receptor being an aquatic ecosystem.   Many biomes are being damaged on a large scale by various factors. Global warming is pointed out as the main cause among many causes. Localized environmental destruction factors are also included. Massive environmental damag... Read More

Introduction Environmental Damage is occurring on a global scale. The pathway is a gravitational liquid flow, the harmful release being in the liquid phase and the receptor being an aquatic ecosystem.   Many biomes are being damaged on a large scale by various factors. Global warming is pointed out as the main cause among many causes. Localized environmental destruction factors are also included. Massive environmental damage can cause negative feedback pathways in the ecosystem. In order to reduce the impact of environmental degradation related stakeholders and resource managers must be in position to deal with the long term effects and develop proper Environmental Remediation Plan. Environmental remediation deals with the removal of pollution or contaminants from environmental media such as soil, groundwater, sediment, or surface water. Remedial action is generally subject to an array of regulatory requirements, and may also be based on assessments of human health and ecological risks where no legislative standards exist, or where standards are advisory. To establish this its need of the hour to assess the environment damage and develop a proper mitigation plan. Objectives This Three days training programme is organized by ESCI with an intention to train and upgrade the knowledge of the related stakeholders on “Environmental Damage Assessment and Remediation Plan.  Course Coverage Fundamentals  and Guidelines-Environmental Damage, its  Assessment and Remediation Plan Valuation Methods for Environmental Damage and  its  Remediation Plan along with case studies Overview of developing policies and strategies related to environmental remediation (ER) Damage assessment methodologies used by World Bank and other countries Legal and Statutory frame work by MoEF&CC    Planning and Process for Environmental Remediation and post-remediation activities. Various Remediation Technologies Case studies & Group Discussion Methodology Methodology of the programme includes classroom sessions with Lectures/discussions, with audio visual aid; bench - marked video shows, Chalk & Talk sessions, group discussions, case studies, debates, sharing of experiences, etc.  All the sessions will be interactive, demanding active participation from all the participants.

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04 – 06 December 2024

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Water Audit & Software – Urban Water Management
17 - 19 December, 2024 Course Fee : Rs. 16500 + GST %
Introduction A water audit is a “Systematic approach of Identifying, Measuring, Monitoring and Reducing the Water Consumption by various activities in an Industry”. Water demand has reached scarcity proportions in some areas while others are severely water stressed. Newer sources of fresh water are difficult to come by forcing us to relook at our existing water sources, water supply systems and current water use efficiencies in various se... Read More

Introduction A water audit is a “Systematic approach of Identifying, Measuring, Monitoring and Reducing the Water Consumption by various activities in an Industry”. Water demand has reached scarcity proportions in some areas while others are severely water stressed. Newer sources of fresh water are difficult to come by forcing us to relook at our existing water sources, water supply systems and current water use efficiencies in various sectors. Increasing industrial production especially in water intensive industries (like thermal power plants, pulp & paper, textiles, fertilisers, etc.) is already putting pressure on the limited freshwater resources in India and worldwide. This coupled with increased water demand from other sectors like infrastructure development, agriculture, domestic, etc. is leading to major conflicts over water availability. Water sourcing and managing wastewater is becoming increasingly difficult & expensive and hence is an important aspect for sustainability for any industry.  Industries which are heavily dependent on water for their production have to cut down on their production at times due to scarcity of water mainly during summer season. Such scenarios have become more frequent in the past few years due to increasing water stress. Therefore, it is very critical that industries use water judiciously and reduce its water footprint as much as possible in order to be sustainable in future. As a Professional body  our objective is to facilitate the industries in their endeavor to achieve water efficiency through comprehensive water audits across different sectors. Water audits act as an instrument to identify areas of higher specific water use, assess wastewater pollutant load and determine techniques for mitigation through the application of 3R (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle) principle.Sustainable water use demands that we look at treated waste water as a resource. This means that strategies for water audit and assessment of water demand is accurate. This course has been designed with the aim of providing a wider understanding on the aspects of water audit, wastewater management and recycling. Objectives To upgrade the knowledge and skills of professionals and working people at recent water audit initiatives and guidelines from governing bodies   Introducing water demand management concepts including techniques to assess water demand for various sectors To understand that water audit leads to water conservation To identify challenges in implementation of water audit in various sectors Participants will be introduced to latest water audit methods in various sectors. Participants will be able to assess water demands and water loss quantification To provide the short-term and long-term sustainable water management solutions Case Study & Group Discussion

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17 - 19 December 2024

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Pollution Prevention Plan and Management of Environment towards Industries
06 - 08 January, 2025 Course Fee : Rs. 16500 + GST %
Introduction Every day we receive information on the quantities of waste that they recycled, combusted for energy recovery, treated for destruction, and disposed of or otherwise released both on and off site as part of their normal operations. These quantities are collectively referred to as production-related waste managed. Looking at... Read More

Introduction Every day we receive information on the quantities of waste that they recycled, combusted for energy recovery, treated for destruction, and disposed of or otherwise released both on and off site as part of their normal operations. These quantities are collectively referred to as production-related waste managed. Looking at waste managed over time helps track facilities’ progress in reducing the amount of waste generated and in adopting waste management practices that are preferable to disposing of or otherwise releasing waste into the environment. New cases are being reported around the country where industry faces problems from regulators, local community and other stakeholders due to their inadequate environmental management practices. Such inadequacy not only brings bad name to the company but also causes financial losses to them. To combat such situations, industry needs to work in harmony with different stakeholders ensuring that their operations do not have any deleterious effect both to the environment and community with state of the art environmental management practices. Industrial pollution has become a global issue of discussion as one of the major sources of pollution w.r.t to air, water and solid waste. One of the reasons for poor environmental management practices are the lenient and lack of regulatory practices like environmental monitoring, guidelines & best practices, comprehensive fuel policy and also poor implementation of policy on ground.   To implement a pollution prevention plan or program most effectively, we must constantly emphasize the true cost of waste generation and management. The true cost includes all environmental compliance costs such as manifesting, training, reporting, accident preparedness; future liability costs; and intangible costs such as product acceptance, labor relations, and public image. The good environmental management has to be understood, shared and implemented on the ground.  The industries need to play an active role in managing sound environmental practices both inside and outside their facility and also needs to communicate the same to different stakeholders through regular interaction. Keeping this in view, ESCI is organizing a three day residential training programme on "Pollution prevention plan and management of Environment towards Industries". Objectives The course has been designed to cover various aspects of Environmental Management practices towards industries, which will help related stakeholders in Implementation of Pollution Prevention Plan.

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06-08 January 2025

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Hazardous Waste Management & Prevention
23 - 24 January, 2025 Course Fee : Rs. 11000 + GST %
Introduction Approx. 43,936 industries in India generate over 70 lakh tonnes of hazardous waste annually. Improper 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 contaminatio... Read More

Introduction Approx. 43,936 industries in India generate over 70 lakh tonnes of hazardous waste annually. Improper 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. To prevent environment contamination, proper storage of hazardous chemicals, proper inspection of the containment materials and using non-hazardous products are important.  Hazardous waste management is the reduction of the amount of hazardous substances which are produced, reducing the toxicity of the hazardous waste and applying techniques/methods to reduce the exposure to waste. The hazards to health of humans are referred to in medical terms as toxicity, and hazardous waste can be of different forms like water contamination, air pollution, food contamination, construction … etc. Disposing of untreated hazardous wastes can affect the health of workers and also the immediate surroundings. In order to dealt with these issues stakeholders need to upgrade their skills towards Hazardous Waste Management. Hence, ESCI is organizing this 2 days Training Programmes which will give the details on  types of hazardous, Non-Hazardous, contaminants and the new frontiers in eliminating or minimizing these wastes. This course provides complete details on Management & Prevention of Hazardous Waste. Objectives To understand the Hazardous and Non-Hazardous Waste Management and its Rules To understand the different forms of contamination and its methodology To understand the environment policies preventing the contamination To understand the relationship between human health and contaminated environment To understand about Recycling of hazardous waste To understand the treatment and management of hazardous Waste To understand the concept of 5R’s –Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover and Rethink Course Coverage Introduction and an  Overview of Hazardous Waste Management Difference between hazardous and non-hazardous waste Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016  Identification and Characterization of HW  Overview on “Contamination” and it’s types and its affects  Connecting the Dots between Contamination and Hazardous Wastes –relationship Management of Contamination and Hazardous Wastes Treatment of Hazardous Waste Disposal of HW by Landfill Method, Co-Processing of HW Hazardous Waste Disposal Site management Case Study of HW Management in Industry 

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23-24 January 2025

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S.No Course Title Code Date_From-Date_To Duration (Days) Online/
Classroom 		Offline Fee Online Fee
1 Advanced technologies based Water and Waste Water Treatment for Zero Discharge Compliance EM 6064 19/04/2023 - 21/04/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
2 Conducting EIA Study and Preparation of EIA reports – Case study & Group Discussion. EM 6058 10/05/2023 - 12/05/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
3 Sustainable Urban Drainage System EM 6089 24/05/2023 - 26/05/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
4 Air pollution Monitoring & Modeling using Software Applications – Theory & Practical’s. EM 6062 06/06/2023 - 09/06/2023 4 Classroom 20000 -
5 Application of GIS, GPS & RS in Environmental Data Management. EM 6065 13/06/2023 - 15/06/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
6 Performance Evaluation of Sewage Treatment Plants – Practical Aspects and Field Visits. EM 6067 21/06/2023 - 23/06/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
7 O&M of Sewerage network System and treatment plants EM 6090 03/07/2023 - 07/07/2023 5 Classroom 25000 -
8 Faecal Sludge and Septage Management EM 6074 19/07/2023 - 21/07/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
9 E-Waste Management-Issues, Collection and Disposal Mechanism EM 6080 02/08/2023 - 03/08/2023 2 Classroom 11000 -
10 Urban Water Supply System and WTP EM 6091 07/08/2023 - 11/08/2023 5 Classroom 25000 -
11 IT Enabled Applications in Water Supply and Sewerage Projects. EM 6070 22/08/2023 - 25/08/2023 4 Classroom 20000 -
12 Water Pollution Monitoring & Modelling using Software Applications – Theory & Practical’s. EM 6060 05/09/2023 - 07/09/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
13 Sanitation and Waste Management EM 6092 20/09/2023 - 22/09/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
14 Preparation of bid documents and Procurement of sewerage schemes EM 6093 27/09/2023 - 29/09/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
15 Attaining & encountering the challenges in water supply & sewerage system EM 6094 03/10/2023 - 06/10/2023 4 Classroom 20000 -
16 Smart City Solution and Environmental Aspects EM 6084 18/10/2023 - 20/10/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
17 Hands-on training on GIS Applications- Arc GIS EM 6085 08/11/2023 - 10/11/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
18 Rejuvenation of Water bodies and Rain water harvesting EM 6066 14/11/2023 - 17/11/2023 4 Classroom 20000 -
19 Recycle and Reuse Options of used water EM 6095 28/11/2023 - 30/11/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
20 Environmental Damage Assessment and Remediation Plan EM 6096 05/12/2023 - 07/12/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
21 Water Audit & Software – Urban Water Management EM 6086 20/12/2023 - 22/12/2023 3 Classroom 16000 -
22 Pollution prevention plan and management of Environment towards Industries EM 6075 08/01/2024 - 10/01/2024 3 Classroom 16000 -
23 Hazardous Waste Management & Prevention EM 6081 22/01/2024 - 24/01/2024 3 Classroom 11000 -
24 Plastic waste management EM 6097 31/01/2024 - 31/01/2024 1 Classroom 5500 -
25 Online Monitoring Industrial Emission Effluent (Technical Guidelines and Demonstration). EM 6087 07/02/2024 - 09/02/2024 3 Classroom 16000 -
26 Desalination Process – Planning, Design & Operation EM 6088 21/02/2024 - 23/02/2024 3 Classroom 16000 -
27 Preparation of DPR and Tender Documents for Sewage Treatment Plant. EM 6059 04/03/2024 - 06/03/2024 3 Classroom 16000 -
28 Current Environment legislation and Regulations EM 6098 13/03/2024 - 15/03/2024 3 Classroom 16000 -
29 City Water Action Planning EM 6099 27/03/2024 - 29/03/2024 3 Classroom 16000 -

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