Upon successful completion of this course, the delegates will be able to:

• Addressing the implications of International Environmental Protocols
• Reviewing their air emission and waste disposal practice in the context of growing environmental awareness.
• Obtaining performance improvement through the implementation of an environmental management system.
• Forecasting emissions scenarios and developing specific control performance and good practices.
• Auditing an inventory and computer and other air emission modeling.
• Providing options for delegates in developing their organization’s air and waste management practice.
• Planning and conducting an environmental impact analysis of their organization.

Environmental Concerns and Issues in oil, Gas, and Petrochemical Industry

• Marine Pollution
• Land Pollution
• Ground Water Pollution
• Industrial Waste Management

Fundamentals of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)

• Screening & Scoping
• Description of the proposed development
• Description of the likely significant impacts
• Description of mitigation measures

National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS)

• Air pollution emission plumes
• Air pollution dispersion models
• Air pollutant emission
• Characterization of atmospheric turbulence

Air Pollution Monitoring

• Emission Factors
• Measurement
• Modeling
• Monitoring

Atmospheric Dispersion Modeling

• AERMOD Modeling System
• Dispersion Modeling
• Photochemical Modeling
• Receptor Modeling

Developing Biodiversity Action Plans for the Oil and Gas Sector

• What is a Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP)?
• Deciding if a BAP is mandatory, necessary or recommended
• Preparing and Implementing a BAP
• Stakeholder engagement and partnerships for biodiversity

• Health, Safety and Environmental professionals;
• Staff responsible for setting up Air and Waste Management Systems;
• Staff wishing to reduce risk and liability for their organization through sound air emission management practices, principles and procedures.