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E-Waste & Battery Waste Management Certification

Learn safe dismantling, segregation and legal handling of electronics, lithium-ion batteries and CRT glass.

intermediate·5 weeks·4.8 rating·28 learners·Certificate

Instructor: Dr. Ananya Mehta

E-Waste & Battery Waste Management Certification

₹12,900

Overview

Hands-on vocational certification aligned to India’s E-Waste (Management) Rules and Battery Waste Management Rules. Covers identification of components, PPE, lithium-ion hazards, CRT glass, material segregation bins, storage, downstream recyclers and documentation for authorised facilities.

What you'll learn

  • •Apply E-Waste and Battery Waste rules to a training or recycling floor
  • •Dismantle common IT equipment and separate PCBs, plastics, metals and batteries
  • •Handle lithium-ion batteries and CRT glass with the correct controls
  • •Set up labelled segregation, storage and chain-of-custody
  • •Complete basic returns and consignment records for authorised channels

Who this is for

  • •Recycling and refurbishment technicians
  • •Facility EHS staff
  • •IT asset-disposal coordinators
  • •Entrepreneurs setting up collection or dismantling units

Prerequisites

  • •Comfort working with hand tools
  • •Basic safety awareness

Curriculum

Module 01 — Rules, roles and authorisation
  • E-waste and battery waste law in practicetext
Module 02 — Safe dismantling and hazard control
  • Laptop and IT equipment dismantlingtext
  • Lithium-ion batteries and CRT glasstext
Module 03 — Segregation, storage and records
  • Colour-coded bins and chain of custodytext
  • Reduce, reuse, recycle on the sorting benchtext
  • Knowledge checkquiz
  • Dismantling and segregation planassignment

Tools & skills

  • •Dismantling
  • •Hazard recognition
  • •Segregation
  • •Statutory documentation
  • •ESD mat and tools
  • •Battery isolation kit
  • •Segregation labels
  • •Manifest forms

FAQs

Is this an accredited government certification?

No. IE-RISE / E-RISE programme certificates are institutional credentials for professional development. They are not government accreditations unless a specific statutory body is named for that batch.

Who should take this programme?

Plant operators, EHS officers, auditors, consultants, engineers and graduates entering water, waste and environmental compliance roles.