Engineering Staff College of India
Autonomous Organ of The Institution of Engineers (India)
(IMS [ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 50001:2018, ISO 45001:2018], ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Certified, AICTE & CEA Recognized Institution)
Municipal and Industrial Wastewater Treatment for a Circular Water Economy
20 - 22 May, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 18500 + GST %
With increasing water scarcity, urbanization, and industrial growth, wastewater is no longer viewed as waste but as a valuable resource. This three-day programme focuses on advanced treatment technologies, reuse strategies, and resource recovery approaches aligned with the principles of a circular water economy. It aims to equip professionals with technical,... Read More
With increasing water scarcity, urbanization, and industrial growth, wastewater is no longer viewed as waste but as a valuable resource. This three-day programme focuses on advanced treatment technologies, reuse strategies, and resource recovery approaches aligned with the principles of a circular water economy. It aims to equip professionals with technical, managerial, and policy insights to transform wastewater systems into sustainable and resilient resource cycles.
Rapid urbanization, population growth, and changing consumption patterns have significantly increased the generation of solid waste, posing serious environmental and climate challenges. Inefficient waste management practices contribute to greenhouse gas emissions, particularly methane from landfills, thereby accelerating climate change. Integrating sustainab... Read More
Rapid urbanization, population growth, and changing consumption patterns have significantly increased the generation of solid waste, posing serious environmental and climate challenges. Inefficient waste management practices contribute to greenhouse gas emissions, particularly methane from landfills, thereby accelerating climate change. Integrating sustainable solid waste management practices is essential not only for environmental protection but also for climate change mitigation and adaptation. This programme focuses on modern, climate-responsive waste management strategies, including waste minimization, resource recovery, circular economy approaches, and low-carbon technologies. It aims to equip participants with practical knowledge and tools to design and implement resilient and sustainable solid waste management systems in urban and semi-urban contexts
Climate change due to human activities is a reality and a growing threat to global food security. Rising temperatures and declining rainfall patterns across the world are clear indicators of global warming and its widespread impacts. Climate-smart agriculture (CSA) is an approach to developing new agricultural practices that support food security against climate change. Climate Smart Farming (CSF) is an integrated, forward-looking approach to agricultural ... Read More
Climate change due to human activities is a reality and a growing threat to global food security. Rising temperatures and declining rainfall patterns across the world are clear indicators of global warming and its widespread impacts. Climate-smart agriculture (CSA) is an approach to developing new agricultural practices that support food security against climate change. Climate Smart Farming (CSF) is an integrated, forward-looking approach to agricultural development that addresses the dual challenge of ensuring food security while responding to the impacts of climate change.
Innovate Construction Methods
18 - 22 May, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 30000 + GST %
The construction industry is undergoing a rapid transformation driven by technological advancements, increasing project complexity, and the growing demand for sustainable and cost-effective solutions. Traditional construction practices, while foundational, are no longer sufficient to meet modern challenges such as tight project schedules, resource constraints, and quality expectations.
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The construction industry is undergoing a rapid transformation driven by technological advancements, increasing project complexity, and the growing demand for sustainable and cost-effective solutions. Traditional construction practices, while foundational, are no longer sufficient to meet modern challenges such as tight project schedules, resource constraints, and quality expectations.
Testing of Civil Engineering Materials by using latest Techniques
10 - 14 August, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 30000 + GST %
Material Testing is the basic means or a tool by which an engineer or an inspector can be used to determined whether the materials should be allowed to be incorporated or be rejected into the work.
Construction materials are important because they determine the strength, durability, and safety of buildings and structures. The right materials ensure that bui... Read More
Material Testing is the basic means or a tool by which an engineer or an inspector can be used to determined whether the materials should be allowed to be incorporated or be rejected into the work.
Construction materials are important because they determine the strength, durability, and safety of buildings and structures. The right materials ensure that buildings can withstand various forces. Testing on Materials gives proof for the quality of materials indicating it meets or it fails the desired properties as called for in the specifications requirements. There can be quality assurance without adequate quality control at the source or manufacturer or at construction, therefore testing is a tool for measuring quality control in project implementation
E-Tendering and Condition of Contract for EPC/Turnkey projects by using AI at Tirupathi, Andhra Pradesh and ESCI
22 - 24 September, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 36000 + GST %
Contract Management has the vital components in any Project and needs adequate attention. Because of the involvement of several stake holders, different types of contracts and conditions have made this task more complex. It is the process of generating, executing, and monitoring contracts. This can include negotiating terms, drafting documents, and ensuring ... Read More
Contract Management has the vital components in any Project and needs adequate attention. Because of the involvement of several stake holders, different types of contracts and conditions have made this task more complex. It is the process of generating, executing, and monitoring contracts. This can include negotiating terms, drafting documents, and ensuring that both parties meet their obligations. The projects are being subjected to cost and time overruns because of disputes arising and continuous issues in the projects. Irrespective of the type of project, contracts happen to be the main of all the relationships that an organization develops with important stakeholders like partners, suppliers, customers etc. Even though, Contracts are the most central aspect in organization's functioning, they are the neglected element of the Procurement Cycle and hence lead to delays, disputes and disagreements.
Safety & Risk Management in Construction and Civil Structures by using AI at Andaman & Nicobar (UT) / ESCI, Hydera...
27 - 29 October, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 36000 + GST %
Over the last two decades, the construction operations have undergone profound changes. However occupational health and safety issues have become a vital concern to construction sectors. Due to unsatisfactory safety management in construction industry, the society and economy have suffered financial and human loss. This impact is very high in developing coun... Read More
Over the last two decades, the construction operations have undergone profound changes. However occupational health and safety issues have become a vital concern to construction sectors. Due to unsatisfactory safety management in construction industry, the society and economy have suffered financial and human loss. This impact is very high in developing countries like India. Nevertheless, when construction safety management is not carried out systematically, construction accidents will happen and this can influence the economic growth of the country.
Contract Management has the vital components in any Project and needs adequate attention. Because of the involvement of several stake holders, different types of contracts and conditions have made this task more complex. It is the process of generating, executing, and monitoring contracts. This can include negotiating terms, drafting documents, and ensuring ... Read More
Contract Management has the vital components in any Project and needs adequate attention. Because of the involvement of several stake holders, different types of contracts and conditions have made this task more complex. It is the process of generating, executing, and monitoring contracts. This can include negotiating terms, drafting documents, and ensuring that both parties meet their obligations. The projects are being subjected to cost and time overruns because of disputes arising and continuous issues in the projects. Irrespective of the type of project, contracts happen to be the main of all the relationships that an organization develops with important stakeholders like partners, suppliers, customers etc. Even though, Contracts are the most central aspect in organization's functioning, they are the neglected element of the Procurement Cycle and hence lead to delays, disputes and disagreements.
Coastal Wastewater Management, Decentralised STPs & Urban Water Systems
18 - 22 May, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 75000 + GST %
Coastal regions like Goa face unique challenges in wastewater management due to rapid tourism growth,
sensitive marine ecosystems, and increasing urbanization pressures. Effective management of wastewater
is critical to protect coastal waters, groundwater, and public health.
As per available search engine reports, Goa generates approximately 112–176... Read More
Coastal regions like Goa face unique challenges in wastewater management due to rapid tourism growth,
sensitive marine ecosystems, and increasing urbanization pressures. Effective management of wastewater
is critical to protect coastal waters, groundwater, and public health.
As per available search engine reports, Goa generates approximately 112–176 MLD of sewage, while the
installed treatment capacity is significantly lower and underutilized. Studies indicate that over 60% of sewage
remains untreated, and even existing STPs operate at only 40–50% of their capacity, highlighting major gaps
in collection, treatment, and reuse systems.
The Goa State Pollution Control Board has also raised concerns regarding pollution of water bodies, coastal
zones, and groundwater, leading to stricter regulations and the need for decentralized treatment solutions and
improved system performance.
Environmental Compliance and Sustainability in Infrastructure Projects: Legislation, Air Pollution Monitoring, EIA...
08 - 12 June, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 30000 + GST %
India is undergoing rapid infrastructure growth through initiatives such as Smart Cities Mission, AMRUT,
Bharatmala, and Metro Rail expansion. This growth has significantly increased environmental pressures,
particularly in air quality, resource use, and compliance management.
Over 130 non-attainment cities identified under the National Clean Air Prog... Read More
India is undergoing rapid infrastructure growth through initiatives such as Smart Cities Mission, AMRUT,
Bharatmala, and Metro Rail expansion. This growth has significantly increased environmental pressures,
particularly in air quality, resource use, and compliance management.
Over 130 non-attainment cities identified under the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) by
the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)
Construction activities contribute nearly 30–40% of particulate pollution (PM10/dust) in major
urban areas
More than 400 Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations (CAAQMS) operational across
India for real-time monitoring, enabling timely data-driven decision-making and improved air quality
management.
Increasing adoption of Online Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (OCEMS) and digital
platforms like PARIVESH for environmental compliance
Growing emphasis on real-time monitoring, digital compliance systems, and ESG
frameworks
Hands-on Training Open-Source GIS Tools (QGIS) for Planning, Infrastructure and Environmental Applications and sus...
07 - 09 July, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 18000 + GST %
Rapid urbanization, infrastructure expansion, and increasing environmental concerns are driving the need
for data-driven planning and sustainable decision-making. Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
have become essential tools for managing spatial data, analysing complex relationships, and supporting
evidence-based policy and infrastructure development.
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Rapid urbanization, infrastructure expansion, and increasing environmental concerns are driving the need
for data-driven planning and sustainable decision-making. Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
have become essential tools for managing spatial data, analysing complex relationships, and supporting
evidence-based policy and infrastructure development.
O&M of Water and Water facilities and Upgrading Existing Facilities to Meet Latest Regulatory Standards (NGT/CPCB)
20 - 24 July, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 30000 + GST %
With increasing regulatory scrutiny and environmental concerns, water utilities must not only ensure efficient operation & maintenance (O&M) but also upgrade existing infrastructure to comply with evolving standards set by regulatory bodies such as the National Green Tribunal (NGT) and Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
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With increasing regulatory scrutiny and environmental concerns, water utilities must not only ensure efficient operation & maintenance (O&M) but also upgrade existing infrastructure to comply with evolving standards set by regulatory bodies such as the National Green Tribunal (NGT) and Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
This four-day programme focuses on strengthening participants’ capabilities in managing water systems while aligning them with latest environmental norms, compliance requirements, and sustainable practices.
Faecal Sludge and Septage Management in the Framework of Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban/Rural)
04 - 06 August, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 18000 + GST %
India’s urban areas generate an estimated 120,000 tonnes of faecal sludge daily, yet nearly two-thirds of households with toilets are not connected to sewer networks. A significant portion of this waste is discharged untreated into open land and water bodies, leading to contamination of drinking water sources and serious environmental and public health... Read More
India’s urban areas generate an estimated 120,000 tonnes of faecal sludge daily, yet nearly two-thirds of households with toilets are not connected to sewer networks. A significant portion of this waste is discharged untreated into open land and water bodies, leading to contamination of drinking water sources and serious environmental and public health risks.
Under the Swachh Bharat Mission, India has made substantial progress in achieving Open Defecation Free (ODF) status across cities. The next phase, ODF++, focuses on safe management, treatment, and disposal of wastewater and faecal sludge. Currently, over 45% of urban households rely on On-Site Sanitation (OSS) systems, making Faecal Sludge and Septage Management (FSSM) a critical component of urban sanitation planning.
To address these challenges, the Government of India has introduced a comprehensive policy framework through the National Urban Faecal Sludge and Septage Management Policy, promoting safe collection, treatment, reuse, and disposal of faecal sludge. Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) are increasingly adopting decentralized solutions such as Faecal Sludge Treatment Plants (FSTPs) and preparing Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) for implementation.
In this context, the Engineering Staff College of India (ESCI) proposes a capacity-building training programme aimed at strengthening the knowledge and skills of stakeholders in planning, design, implementation, and Operation & Maintenance (O&M) of faecal sludge and septage management systems. The programme will also emphasize regulatory compliance, sustainability, and resource recovery, enabling cities to transition towards safe, resilient, and environmentally sound sanitation systems.
Integrated Foundry Technologies and Heat Treatment Practices for Quality Metal Components
18 - 22 May, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 27500 + GST %
The 5-Day Professional Training Programme on Integrated Foundry Technologies and Heat Treatment Practices for Quality Metal Components is designed to equip professionals with comprehensive knowledge of modern casting processes and advanced heat treatment techniques. In today’s competitive manufacturing environment, achieving superior quality, consisten... Read More
The 5-Day Professional Training Programme on Integrated Foundry Technologies and Heat Treatment Practices for Quality Metal Components is designed to equip professionals with comprehensive knowledge of modern casting processes and advanced heat treatment techniques. In today’s competitive manufacturing environment, achieving superior quality, consistency, and performance of metal components requires a strong integration of foundry operations with appropriate thermal processing methods. This programme provides a structured understanding of key processes such as moulding, melting, solidification, and heat treatment, along with their direct impact on material properties and product reliability.
Problem Solving (PS), Conflict Resolving (CR) and Decision Making (DM) are the core competency of any effective executive. Understanding, learning and mastering these PS, CM and DM skills, imbibe potential to the executives towards a senior Leadership role. While the Environment, Education & Experience are on one axis of Business Success Matrix, Change Challenge and Communication are on the other Axis. The process of Interaction and integration of thes... Read More
Problem Solving (PS), Conflict Resolving (CR) and Decision Making (DM) are the core competency of any effective executive. Understanding, learning and mastering these PS, CM and DM skills, imbibe potential to the executives towards a senior Leadership role. While the Environment, Education & Experience are on one axis of Business Success Matrix, Change Challenge and Communication are on the other Axis. The process of Interaction and integration of these parameters on the matrix, results in Problems Solving (PS), managing conflicts (CM) and Decision Making (DM). Managing and mastering the art of PS, CM and DM is the secret to Success Therefore, learning to manage PM, CM and DM is integral to enhancing peak performance.
Minerals are extracted and converted into metals to harness their valuable properties. These properties are further enhanced through alloying, mechanical working, and heat treatment. However, each of these processes requires substantial consumption of energy and resources, along with a significant environmental footprint. Despite these efforts, metals natura... Read More
Minerals are extracted and converted into metals to harness their valuable properties. These properties are further enhanced through alloying, mechanical working, and heat treatment. However, each of these processes requires substantial consumption of energy and resources, along with a significant environmental footprint. Despite these efforts, metals naturally tend to revert over time to their more stable, combined states through the process of corrosion. For this reason, corrosion is often referred to as the “cancer of industry.”
Fire hazards pose a significant risk to life, property, and critical infrastructure, especially within establishments that serve the public and manage essential services. With increasing urbanization, industrial activities, and complex building systems, the need for a robust understanding of fire safety, firefighting systems, and emergency response mechanisms has become more critical than ever.
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Fire hazards pose a significant risk to life, property, and critical infrastructure, especially within establishments that serve the public and manage essential services. With increasing urbanization, industrial activities, and complex building systems, the need for a robust understanding of fire safety, firefighting systems, and emergency response mechanisms has become more critical than ever.
Since, engineering simulation helps companies to avoid the cost of product failure; companies are investing in creating virtual simulation platforms. Big brands are driven by great products, and great products result mainly from realistic simulation. Traditionally, companies would design parts or subsystems in different engineering silos, and then subject their prototypes to physical tests at the later stage of product design. However, this physical testin... Read More
Since, engineering simulation helps companies to avoid the cost of product failure; companies are investing in creating virtual simulation platforms. Big brands are driven by great products, and great products result mainly from realistic simulation. Traditionally, companies would design parts or subsystems in different engineering silos, and then subject their prototypes to physical tests at the later stage of product design. However, this physical testing will not give enough data for companies that produce smart products. Hence, virtual engineering simulation is increasingly preferred.
Vibration refers to mechanical oscillations about an equilibrium point. The oscillations may be periodic such as the motion of a pendulum or random such as the movement of a tire on a gravel road. More often, vibration is undesirable, wasting energy and creating unwanted sound pollution. For example, the vibrational motions of engines, electric motors, or an... Read More
Vibration refers to mechanical oscillations about an equilibrium point. The oscillations may be periodic such as the motion of a pendulum or random such as the movement of a tire on a gravel road. More often, vibration is undesirable, wasting energy and creating unwanted sound pollution. For example, the vibrational motions of engines, electric motors, or any mechanical device in operation are typically unwanted. Such vibrations can be caused by imbalances in the rotating parts.
Dam Safety Guidelines – Monitoring and Protection Measures and Emergency Action Plan
18 - 20 May, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 18000 + GST %
There are about 5334 completed large dams in India (as per National Register of Large Dams 2019). The dams which were constructed long back with the data, design and construction technologies available at that time are to be reviewed in view of the changes in the hydrological inputs, latest design parameters and other technological advancements in terms of D... Read More
There are about 5334 completed large dams in India (as per National Register of Large Dams 2019). The dams which were constructed long back with the data, design and construction technologies available at that time are to be reviewed in view of the changes in the hydrological inputs, latest design parameters and other technological advancements in terms of Dam Safety Bill and necessary steps are to be taken to sustain the safety of the dams.
Automation in Micro Irrigation Systems for improving Irrigation Efficiency
08 - 11 June, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 24000 + GST %
In India, water is the most crucial input for agricultural production. The consumption of water is quite high for agriculture production. With a growing world population, agriculture will face more competition from industrial and domestic water users. This is why agriculture will have to use water more efficiently. The irrigated area in developing countries ... Read More
In India, water is the most crucial input for agricultural production. The consumption of water is quite high for agriculture production. With a growing world population, agriculture will face more competition from industrial and domestic water users. This is why agriculture will have to use water more efficiently. The irrigated area in developing countries is expected to increase by 40 million hectares (20 percent) by 2030. By 2050, human population is projected to increase to 9 billion people and it is estimated that 70% of additional food have to be produced in order to feed the humanity over the next 40 years. Water demands increase not only for food production but also for other sectors like industry, domestic, power etc. to meet the needs of the increased population. Strategies for efficient management of water for agricultural use involves reduction in water losses in conveyance and distribution system through periodic maintenance, applying the right quantity at right time, participation of farmers in water management, right cultivation techniques and irrigation practices including increased use of water saving devices like sprinkler and drip, conjunctive use of surface and ground waters and moisture conservation practices. The use of pressurized irrigation technology could increase water-use efficiency and reduce cost.
Instrumentation and Seismic Analysis of Dams with Software Applications
23 - 25 June, 2026
Course Fee : Rs. 18000 + GST %
Instrumentation and seismic analysis of dams in India are essential for ensuring structural safety and reliable performance. Monitoring systems must be carefully planned and implemented to meet clearly defined objectives. Simply installing instruments or collecting data does not, by itself, enhance dam safety or prevent disasters. It is crucial that instrume... Read More
Instrumentation and seismic analysis of dams in India are essential for ensuring structural safety and reliable performance. Monitoring systems must be carefully planned and implemented to meet clearly defined objectives. Simply installing instruments or collecting data does not, by itself, enhance dam safety or prevent disasters. It is crucial that instruments are appropriately selected, properly located, and correctly installed. The data obtained must be systematically collected, accurately processed, and clearly tabulated and plotted. Finally, this information should be carefully analyzed and interpreted in a timely manner to assess and ensure the safety of the dam.