Factory wastewater that is not properly treated does not just disappear — it contaminates water sources and spreads disease through the surrounding community, turning a production-line problem into a public health one.

This Sanitation Management and Biological Waste training course from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy is built around modern programs for managing waste and fumes resulting from factories and laboratories, giving participants the practical grounding needed to treat biological waste responsibly before it ever reaches the wider environment.

Who Should Attend?

• Workers in sanitation management and biological waste, and staff responsible for water contamination control.
• Workers involved in the protection of water bodies.
• Government officials working within environmental management.

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Train staff whose work requires dealing with sewage treatment systems.
• Recognize the different ways of disposing of waste.
• Prepare procedures for sewage treatment.
• Prepare procedures for the disposal of solid waste.

Module 1: Why Factory Waste Management Matters

• How untreated biological waste leads to water contamination and the spread of disease.
• Where sanitation management fits within modern waste and fume management programs.

Module 2: Principles of Treating Chemical and Biological Waste

• Core principles behind treating chemical substances safely.

Module 3: Managing Risks From Fumes and Emissions

• Controlling the risks resulting from fumes generated during treatment.

Module 4: On-Site Treatment Methods

• Treatment methods applied inside the facility itself.

Module 5: Off-Site Treatment Methods

• Treatment methods applied outside the site.

Module 6: Documentation, Rules, and Recordkeeping

• Rules and records required to keep the treatment process compliant and traceable.

Module 7: From Theory to Practice — Disposal Procedures

• Preparing procedures for sewage treatment and training workers on treatment systems.
• Recognizing and applying the different methods for solid-waste disposal.