Delegate Booklet - can be viewed only if enrolled on this course
- Delegate Booklet - CLM 4 Remediation and Risk Management File
Topic outline
Delegate Booklet - can be viewed only if enrolled on this course
Welcome and Introduction
Welcome and Introduction
Explaining the training package, its key elements, requirements and
means of certification. Including the aims of the day and relevant LA
officers duties.
- Welcome and Introduction URL
Session 1: What is Risk Management?
Session 1: What is Risk Management?
Overview of the aims of any risk management actions and the differences between in situ and ex situ techniques.
- Session 1: What is Risk Management? URL
Session 2: Waste Legislation
Session 2: Waste Legislation
Outline of how waste legislation affects remediation decisions, including an overview of the DoWCOP process
- Session 2: Waste Legislation URL
Session 3: Remediation Technologies Used in the UK (Part 1)
Session 3: Remediation Technologies Used in the UK (Part 1)
Covering civil-engineering, Monitored Natural Attenuation (MNA), Permeable Reactive Barriers (PRB) and biological technologies
- Session 3: Remedial Techniques (Part 1) URL
Session 4: Remediation Technologies Used in the UK (Part 2)
Session 4: Remediation Technologies Used in the UK (Part 2)
Covering physical, chemical and thermal technologies, and solidification/stabilization methods
- Session 4: Remediation Technologies Used in the UK (Part 2) URL
Session 5: Options Appraisal
Session 5: Options Appraisal
How should an appropriate remediation strategy be identified and justified?
- Session 5: Options Appraisal URL
Session 6: Remediation Strategy and Verification Reports
Session 6: Remediation Strategy and Verification Reports
A brief overview of current guidance and good practice
- Session 6: Remediation Strategy and Verification Reports URL
Essentials of CLM 4 Knowledge Check, Feedback and CPD
Essentials of CLM 4 Knowledge Check, Feedback and CPD
The CLM 4 Knowledge Check will enable you to review your understanding of the course material from the 6 sessions across CLM 4.
Participants will have three attempts at the Knowledge Check and a score of 75% is required to pass.
- Essentials of CLM 4 - FEEDBACK