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Air Emissions Control for Chemical Facilities Training Course
Sector:
Chemicals & Process – Environmental Engineering
Technical Focus Area:
Environmental & Sustainability Engineering
About the Course
This course provides practical training in air emissions control for chemical facilities, covering how emissions control systems are designed and managed to meet air quality regulatory requirements. It is designed for engineers and environmental professionals responsible for air emissions compliance.
Participants examine emissions source categories, control technology selection, and monitoring requirements, building the practical skills needed to manage air emissions compliance reliably. Case examples illustrate emissions control technology selection decisions in practice.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Identify major air emissions sources in chemical facilities.
- Select appropriate emissions control technology.
- Assess regulatory compliance requirements for air emissions.
- Design emissions monitoring programs.
- Evaluate fugitive emissions detection and repair programs.
- Support emissions reporting and permitting processes.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for professionals responsible for air emissions management, including:
- Environmental engineers
- Process and plant engineers
- Compliance and regulatory affairs professionals
- HSE professionals
- Sustainability professionals
Modular Syllabus
Air Emissions Fundamentals
- Categories of air pollutants from chemical processes
- Point versus fugitive emissions sources
- Air quality regulatory framework overview
- Permitting requirements for emissions sources
- Consequences of emissions non-compliance
Course Dates & Prices
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