Environmental Management – current best practice
Venue: Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Dates:
- 19/05/2008
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- 20/05/2008
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- 21/05/2008
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- 22/05/2008
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- 23/05/2008
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- 27/10/2008
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- 28/10/2008
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- 29/10/2008
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- 30/10/2008
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- 31/10/2008
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- 01/11/2008
Web: http://www.cp-training-consortium.co.uk/course.php?id=59
A comprehensive programme that addresses all aspects of applied Environmental Management regardless of industry sector.
A 5-day course
This programme is designed to equip your Managers and Executives with
- A clear understanding of recent thinking and developments in the field of Environmental Management
- Practical awareness of the role of Environmental Management in enabling your business goals and organisational strategy
- Ability to evaluate current processes and procedures in terms of their valued contribution to the needs of your business – especially into the future.
The programme is designed for managers of all kinds, with varying previous experience in the subject and with differing objectives in attending. It would be equally beneficial for:
- managers who have some experience in environmental issues and who are currently involved and contribute to changes in the way in which environmental issues affects their business
- environmental practitioners who seek some personal development
- executives who oversee environmental activities within your organisation
- experienced Environmental Managers who are required to support the business in delivering its goals and targets
- managers with little or no previous exposure to Environmental Management but who need quickly to become familiar with the subject.
At the end of the programme, participants will have:-
- Reviewed recent developments and thinking in Environmental Management.
- Considered the Key Drivers of the environmental agenda in the last decade and how to evaluate their impacts and implication for today and the future.
- Revisited the fundamentals of Environmental Management and developed an enabling strategy of building on the past in readiness for the future.
- Become comfortable with terms such as pollution prevention, BATNEEC, EMAS and environmental assessor.
- Identified and evaluated the key competencies for Environmental professionals.
- Reviewed the global and environmental factors that impinge on the performance of Environmental Managers.
- Understood the process of environmental risk assessment, aspect identification and impact assessment.
- Explored mechanisms to realise the synergistic potential of Environmental Teams
- Developed an Action Plan to progress a personal environmental project to its successful fulfilment.
This is a highly participative programme involving individual, sub-group and full group activities that will investigate and evaluate a range of tools and techniques aimed at reducing the environmental impact of an organisation. The learning approach combines the personal circumstances and experiences of delegates and considers a range of processes and procedures to fulfil these situations.
Dates: 19th to 23rd May 2008 and 27th October to 1st November 2008.
Venue: Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Fee: £2,240 plus VAT