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Nebosh Diploma in Environmental Management
September 27, 2019 @ 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Environmental awareness has grown over the past decade, with an increasing variety of organisations realising the tangible benefits to be gained from the adoption of environmental management programmes. Appropriate waste minimisation and energy efficiency initiatives can result in significant cost savings for many organisations.
The NEBOSH Diploma in Environmental Management is designed for individuals with responsibilities for the management of environmental risk in relation to the damage caused by work activities. It will be invaluable for those aiming to develop and implement effective environmental management systems within their organisations. Holders of this diploma will be able to advise their organisation on the environmental impacts of their activities, on their legal obligations and on the means of continuously improving their environmental performance as part of an integrated management approach.
It is particularly suited to Health and Safety Practitioners who wish to extend their NEBOSH qualifications. However, a health and safety background, although recommended, is not a pre-requisite for the course, and delegates come from a variety of disciplines seeking detailed knowledge on environmental management techniques.
Holders of this qualification may use the designatory letters EnvDipNEBOSH after their name and IOSH CPD Participants may allocate CPD credits for attendance at this course. In addition holders of the Environmental Diploma are eligible for Associate Membership of IIRSM, and those achieving the qualification from February 2008 onward are eligible for Associate Membership of the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA).
Course Outline
Management of Environmental Risk (Unit ED1)
| Element 1 | – Principles of Environmental Risk Management |
| Element 2 | – Environmental Risk Evaluation |
| Element 3 | – Control Strategies for Environmental Risk |
| Element 4 | – Monitoring, Review and Audit |
| Element 5 | – Developments in Environmental Legislation |
| Element 6 | – Environmental Legislative Framework and Methods of Enforcement |
| Element 7 | – Public Access to Environmental Information |
| Element 8 | – Civil Liability in Relation to Environmental Pollution |
| Element 9 | – Solid and Liquid Wastes |
| Element 10 | – Gaseous and Particulate Releases to Atmosphere |
| Element 11 | – Water Resources Management |
| Element 12 | – Control of Environmental Nuisance |
| Element 13 | – Hazardous Substances |
| Element 14 | – Environmental Implications of Development and Land Use |
| Element 15 | – Energy Use and Efficiency |
Workplace-Based Practical Application (Unit ED2)
Application of environmental risk theory and practice
Course Structure – Total of 14 teaching days