Introduction to Green Audit

Introduction to Green Audit, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 2.25, with 26 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 4 subscribers.

You will learn about Introduction to Green Audit Key components and objectives of a Green Audit Process of Conducting the Green Audit Environmental Compliance and Performance Evaluation Resource Consumption and Waste Management Sustainable Supply Chain and Procurement Biodiversity and Ecosystem Impact Assessment Stakeholder Engagement and Communication Preparation and Planning Establish Objectives and Scope Form an Audit Team Develop Audit Plan Review Applicable Standards and Frameworks Data Collection and Documentation Review Collect Relevant Data Review Documentation Site Visits and Observations Data Analysis and Assessment Analyze Collected Data Assess Compliance and Best Practices Identify Gaps and Opportunities for Improvement Recommendations and Action Plan Report and Communication Follow-Up and Monitoring Case study of Conducting the Green Audit in an Institute Initial Questioners for conducting the green audit Sustainability Policy and Strategy Energy Management and Efficiency Water Management and Conservation Waste Management and Recycling Carbon Emissions and Greenhouse Gas Management Supply Chain Sustainability Compliance with Environmental Regulations and Standards Stakeholder Engagement and CSR Initiatives Employee Awareness and Training Site details collection Sequence of Observations Use of Alternative Energy Sources Use of Sun light for Natural Lighting Biogas Plant Waste Management Dustbin availability for waste management Sewage disposal lines Garbage collection bins in the campus E-Waste management Storage room of segregated e -waste e – waste disposal certificate Chemical Storage and its Waste management Precautionary/Instructional Posters of chemical handling, displayed in laboratory Dedicated cupboard for storage of hazardous chemicals Water Conservation Facilities Rain water harvesting system Construction of tanks Waste treatment centre Green Campus Initiatives Pedestrian friendly pathways Ramp constructed for Physically disabled Ban on use of plastics Landscaping with trees and plants Disabled-friendly, barrier-free environment Sick room availability Faunal Diversity In Campus Common and Scientific names of birds and animals Air Quality Determination Air quality index Water Analysis Report Drinking water indicators Noise Level In The Surrounding Materials, Study Area & Methods Electrical Power Consumption Renewable Energy Usage and integration Energy Efficiency in Lightening System Expenditure On Green Initiatives During The Last Five Years This course is ideal for individuals who are Energy Auditors or Energy managers or Teachers or Students or Energy Consultants It is particularly useful for Energy Auditors or Energy managers or Teachers or Students or Energy Consultants.

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Title: Introduction to Green Audit

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 2.25

Number of Lectures: 26

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Curriculum Items: 26

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 25

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

• Introduction to Green Audit
• Key components and objectives of a Green Audit
• Process of Conducting the Green Audit
• Environmental Compliance and Performance Evaluation
• Resource Consumption and Waste Management
• Sustainable Supply Chain and Procurement
• Biodiversity and Ecosystem Impact Assessment
• Stakeholder Engagement and Communication
• Preparation and Planning
• Establish Objectives and Scope
• Form an Audit Team
• Develop Audit Plan
• Review Applicable Standards and Frameworks
• Data Collection and Documentation Review
• Collect Relevant Data
• Review Documentation
• Site Visits and Observations
• Data Analysis and Assessment
• Analyze Collected Data
• Assess Compliance and Best Practices
• Identify Gaps and Opportunities for Improvement
• Recommendations and Action Plan
• Report and Communication
• Follow-Up and Monitoring
• Case study of Conducting the Green Audit in an Institute
• Initial Questioners for conducting the green audit
• Sustainability Policy and Strategy
• Energy Management and Efficiency
• Water Management and Conservation
• Waste Management and Recycling
• Carbon Emissions and Greenhouse Gas Management
• Supply Chain Sustainability
• Compliance with Environmental Regulations and Standards
• Stakeholder Engagement and CSR Initiatives
• Employee Awareness and Training
• Site details collection
• Sequence of Observations
• Use of Alternative Energy Sources
• Use of Sun light for Natural Lighting
• Biogas Plant
• Waste Management
• Dustbin availability for waste management
• Sewage disposal lines
• Garbage collection bins in the campus
• E-Waste management
• Storage room of segregated e -waste
• e – waste disposal certificate
• Chemical Storage and its Waste management
• Precautionary/Instructional Posters of chemical handling, displayed in laboratory
• Dedicated cupboard for storage of hazardous chemicals
• Water Conservation Facilities
• Rain water harvesting system
• Construction of tanks
• Waste treatment centre
• Green Campus Initiatives
• Pedestrian friendly pathways
• Ramp constructed for Physically disabled
• Ban on use of plastics
• Landscaping with trees and plants
• Disabled-friendly, barrier-free environment
• Sick room availability
• Faunal Diversity In Campus
• Common and Scientific names of birds and animals
• Air Quality Determination
• Air quality index
• Water Analysis Report
• Drinking water indicators
• Noise Level In The Surrounding
• Materials, Study Area & Methods
• Electrical Power Consumption
• Renewable Energy Usage and integration
• Energy Efficiency in Lightening System
• Expenditure On Green Initiatives During The Last Five Years

Who Should Attend

• Energy Auditors
• Energy managers
• Teachers
• Students
• Energy Consultants

Target Audiences

• Energy Auditors
• Energy managers
• Teachers
• Students
• Energy Consultants