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Chemical and biological
waste management

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?


The course addresses those who are concerned with chemical, rays and biological labs, Ministry of Public Works, Ministry of Education, Public Authority of Environment, labs technicians in the Ministry of Education, Oil companies and the Kuwaiti institute of Scientific Research.

COURSE OBJECTIVES


The course pays attention to a detailed theoretical and practical explanation of chemical and biological hazard and waste management in the working place and how to estimate their hazards and dealing with their accidents and waste disposal.

COURSE CONTENT


The proposed courses will sheds the light on the potential risks related to chemical and biological hazards in work environment, also the courses will focuses on the processes, techniques, knowledge and risk assessment required to control these hazards in the workplace, to reduce the risk of accident and injuries.

A lecturer of physical chemistry will teach the chemical and physical hazards, whereas a lecturer of biological sciences will teach the biological hazards. Light will also be shed on how to deal with poisonous, harmful, inflammable and corrosive chemicals as well as different types of radiation (microwave, ultraviolet, and gamma rays). The course concentrates also on the extreme high and low pressure, high magnetic field, high temperature, moisture and ventilation. Attention will also be paid to the ways of dealing with an atmosphere that is replete with bacteria, viruses and harmful insects together with their expected effect on health.

Also a comprehensive course in waste management for biological and chemical waste will be proposed to introduce participants to procedures and protocols for the removal and discarding of chemical and biological wastes at workplace in compliance with to federal and local requirements.


  • Chemical and biological waste management
  • Environmental Health and Safety (EHS)
  • Treating hazardous wastes
  • Chemical and biological wastes of particular concern
  • Hazardous waste minimization
  • Treatment and recycling in the laboratory and working place
  • Hazardous materials recycling
  • Solid waste and recycling


  • Packaging materials
  • “sharps” and “lab glass”
  • Infectious or biological waste
  • Radioactive waste
  • Mixed waste
  • Liquid scintillation cocktails
  • Contaminated animals
  • Gas cylinders

COURSE CONTENT | Duration: 5 Days

First Day

First Lecture: Chemical hazard 1
Second Lecture: Chemical hazard 2
Third Lecture: Chemical hazard 3

Second Day

First Lecture: waste management 1
Second Lecture: waste management 2
Third Lecture: waste management 3

Third Day

First Lecture: Biological hazard 1
Second Lecture: Biological hazard 2
Third Lecture: Biological hazard 3

Fourth Day

First Lecture: Biological hazard 4
Second Lecture: Biological hazard 5
Third Lecture: Biological hazard 6

Fifth Day

First Lecture: Practical applications and actual examples of chemical hazard
Second Lecture: Practical applications and actual examples of chemical hazard
Third Lecture: Practical applications and actual examples of chemical hazard
About the Instructor

Ali Bumajdad


Professor Ali Bumajdad has solid experience in the field of environment, nanotechnology, catalysis, cement and concrete, detergency, energy, sustainability, water-related research, etc.

Prof. Bumajdad has a broad experience in nanomaterials and nanotechnology. He targeted materials with environmental, renewable energy, sensors, water treatment, and green chemistry applications (e.g. pure and doped CeO2, TiO2 and ZnO, MgO, SiO2, ZrO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3, Ag, Au, Ni, graphene, carbon nanotube, functionalized activated carbon, etc.)