The Management of Environmental Risks in the Workplace Study Book

(Second Edition) Published January 2012

This essential guide is designed to provide an understanding of how environmental aspects, such as inefficient use of energy, will impact on the planet’s finite resources and how actions today will improve sustainability for future generations.

This practical and informative guide will enable managers and environmental practitioners to make a significant contribution to environmental impact reduction by the implementation of an environmental management system in their organisation.

The guide is an excellent source of information for those undergoing the following learning programmes:

• To meet the requirements of the NEBOSH National Certificate in Environmental Management Certificate syllabus, in particular.
• IEMA Environmental Certificate.
• IEMA open assessment towards associate membership.
• Those following courses of study under LANTRA syllabi.<
• To develop managers and supervisors knowledge and understanding when preparing site waste management plans for construction projects.
• To develop and enhance competency and skills needed for facilities managers.

The guide focuses on UK law, relevant European directives and standards in context and environmental management systems such as ISO 14001 and BS 8555. BS 8555 is designed to help satisfy the environmental criteria increasingly being set in contract tenders by new and existing major clients, which is particularly relevant to small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

Content:

UNIT NEC1 - Management and control of environmental hazards

• Foundations in environmental management
• Environmental management systems
• Environmental impact assessments
• Control of emissions to air
• Control of contamination of water sources
• Control of waste and land use
• Sources of use of energy and energy efficiency
• Control of environmental noise
• Planning for and dealing with environmental emergencies
• Assessment

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