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Managing Temporary Slaughter Facilities & Wastewater During Festivals

Plan, operate and close temporary festival slaughter sites so wastewater, wash-water and solid by-products never reach drains, rivers or groundwater.

professional·4 weeks·4.8 rating·28 learners·Certificate

Instructor: Dr. Ananya Mehta

Managing Temporary Slaughter Facilities & Wastewater During Festivals

₹13,900

Overview

A professional IE-RISE vocational programme for municipal officers, EHS teams, contractors and plant operators who must manage a short, high-load festival window. The course is about public health and environmental control — licensed temporary facilities, impermeable floors, wash-bays, interceptors, closed collection tanks, tanker transfer to a consented STP/ETP, solid-stream routing, sampling, community liaison and documented close-out. It is not a slaughter technique course. Content stays aligned to the Water Act 1974, municipal licensing, SPCB consent conditions and CPCB/public-health guidance for festival-period operations.

Training gallery

Hygienic wash-bay and drain design
Hygienic wash-bay and drain design
Temporary effluent collection and packaged ETP
Temporary effluent collection and packaged ETP
Festival command and municipal coordination
Festival command and municipal coordination

What you'll learn

  • •Select and licence a temporary festival site that protects water bodies and neighbours
  • •Specify floors, slopes, drains, wash-bays and closed collection tanks for peak-day load
  • •Route blood-bearing effluent, wash-water and solids to a consented STP/ETP — never to storm drains
  • •Run a festival-day command: water, PPE, sampling, odour/vector control and tanker logs
  • •Decommission, disinfect and restore the site with an after-action file for the Board and municipality

Who this is for

  • •Municipal health, veterinary and sanitation officers
  • •SPCB / EHS officers supporting festival permissions
  • •STP/ETP operators receiving festival tankers
  • •Contractors who build and operate temporary licensed facilities
  • •NGOs and campus teams coordinating community festival arrangements

Prerequisites

  • •Basic awareness of wastewater or municipal sanitation
  • •Willingness to work with checklists, maps and photo evidence

Curriculum

Module 01 — Festival load, law and site selection
  • The festival wastewater shocktext
  • Licensing, consent and who is accountabletext
  • Choosing land that will not pollute watertext
Module 02 — Temporary facility design
  • Impermeable floors, falls and wash-baystext
  • Interceptors, collection tanks and tanker baystext
Module 03 — Wastewater, solids and environmental control
  • What the wastewater actually istext
  • Solids, odour, flies and neighbour protectiontext
Module 04 — Festival-day command and close-out
  • Peak-day operations without losing the water cycletext
  • Decommissioning, disinfection and the after-action filetext
  • Knowledge checkquiz
  • Festival-window SOP and site packassignment

Tools & skills

  • •Festival site planning
  • •Temporary wastewater collection
  • •Peak-day command
  • •Consent-compliant close-out
  • •Site suitability checklist
  • •Wash-bay and interceptor sketch
  • •Tanker and sampling log
  • •Festival close-out pack

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.