Risk Management Training Program
Safety and Survival Training Division

WASTE MANAGEMENT

The commitment to environmental stewardship is unequivocal. As responsible citizens of the Global Community we realize the absolute need to conserve resources and to protect our physical surroundings. Drawing upon the tragedies of the past, we now comprehend the irreparable damage that has been done and as Oscar Wilde said “Experience is the name we give to our mistakes”. Mistakes are unfortunate. Not to learn from the mistakes of others is tragic.

Waste generation is a reality we cannot simply accept. Through our efforts to minimize waste, where practicable, and our obligation to control what we do produce, we can, and must, make a difference. In fact, our dedication must go beyond simple regulatory compliance.

This program discusses various Waste Management Programs and geographical locations. As such, it integrates applicable regional requirements/standards. Incorporating topics that foster an awareness of those requirements/standards the program strives to ensure that requisite competencies are met. Obvious competencies include, but are not limited to knowledge of standards and the Waste Management Plan, the ability to recognize hazardous and non-hazardous waste and knowledge of individual responsibilities.

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