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What is Environment &Environmental Pollution..??

Monika C. Kshirsagar

Roll No.: 10MMS 1 st Year



Ecological

Economical

Political &

Technological

Environment R efers To :-



Environmental Pollution

Man Made Problem

Harmful To The Nature

Disturbs Ecosystem



I NDUSTR IAL PO LL UT I ON

Roll no. 38

Pallavi Thakur



Effects of Industrial Pollution

Global WarmingA ir PollutionWater PollutionSoil PollutionCommon Effects: ± Ozone depletion ± L oss of forests ± Collapse of fisheries ± Damaging buildings and structures ± Occupational hazards such as asbestosis, pneumoconiosis,



AI R PO LL UT I ON&

I TS EFFECTS

NA ME: S AILI S. D ALVI RO LL NO.: 32



PRESENCE OF CONT A M I NA NTS

EFFECTS:HE AL TH H AZA RDSK ILLI NG P LA NTSVI SIBILI TY REDUCT I ONDA MA GE TO B UIL DI NG, ETC.UNP L EA SA NT ODOUR

DI SE A SE



NAME: OJAS LALAJIROLL NO: 29



MECH A N I CAL CO LL ECTORS

EL

ECTROSTA

TIC PREC

IP

IT

ATORSFIL TERS

WET SCRU BB ERSAB SOR B ERS



FAC TO R S ME CHANIC

AL C OLL EC TOR S

EL EC TR OST ATIC P R ECI P ITAT-OR S

FIL TE R S WETS CRUBB ER

S

AB SO RB ER

S

METHODSUSED

USEGRAVITATION/CENTRIFUG

AL FORCE

PUTSELECTRICCHARGEONPARTICLES

CONSISTFIBROUSMEDIA ANDPOROUSMEDIA

CANFUNCTION

ASCONTROLDEVICEFORSOLLID

ANDGASEOUSPOLLUTANTS

PROVIDESGOODCONTACTINGBETWEENGAS ANDLIQUIDPHASES

RESULTS REMOVESSOLIDPARTICLESSUSPENDED IN AIR

PARTICLES ARE ATTRACTED BY ACOLLECTING PLATE

STOP YHEPARTICLESBY SANDELECTRICAL

ATTRACTION

HANDLESHOT GASES,LIQUIDS

AND STICKSOLIDPARTICLES

OVERALLFAVORABLE MASSTRANSFER



NAME: MAHESH MHATREROLL NO: 55

Water pollution



Water Pollution

Water pollution is defined as somethingthat adversely impairs the beneficial uses of water for domestic purposes.



Water pollutants may be classified as :

Physical pollutants:

Chemical pollutants:

Physiological pollutants:

Biological Pollutants:

Radio Active Pollutants:



C ontrol of Water Pollution

Roll No. 21 Name :- Ranu singh



C ontrol of Water Pollution«

Pre-treatment

Primary treatment

Secondary treatment

Advanced or Tertiary Treatment

I ndustrial Waste Treatment



ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENTNAME:-DATTAJI .G. MORE

ROLL NO:-42



SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENTI NTRODUCT I ONTWO MAJ OR A RE A S OF SO LI D W A STEMA NA GEMENT

(1) CO LL ECT I ONS ,(2) D I SPOS AL

TYPES OF SO LI D W A STES(1) MUN I CI PL E W A STES(2) I NDUSTR IAL WA STES(3) H AZA RDOUS W A STES



THE BASI C PRIN C IPLES OF SOLIDWASTE MANAGEMENT

3R; REDUCE , REUSE , RECYC L ESEGREG A TI ON A T SOURCES

DI FFERENT TRE A TMENT FOR DI FFERENT TYPES OF SO LI D W A STESTREA TMENT A T NE A REST POSS IBL E

POI NTS



Presentation On Waste HandlingMethods

Prsented by:-

Mr.Harshal R. MhatreRoll No.56MMS 1

subject:-waste handling method

19



Methods of waste handling :-

Front-end loaders or buckets use for Handel solid.Special pump used for viscous liquids.

Normal pumping equipment for pumping liquids.Cartons used to handle package.Fibre-pack drums to handle waste material.

20



Solid waste shredderscompacter

21



SO LID WA STE M ANAG EME N T

P R ESE N TE D B Y,MR. YOGESH PATIL

ROLL NO. 47



SO LID WA STE R EC OVE R Y AND S AL VAG E

INTRODUCTION TO RECYCLING AND REUSE OF WASTE

ADVANTAGES OF RECYCLINGWASTE ADDED REVENUEDECREASE DESPOSED OFCONTROLS ON

TRANSPORTATION COST



Roll no :- 12

Name :- Smit D. Kamble

Topic Name :-

NO ISE PO LL UT ION



NO I SE PO LL UT I ON

o Definition

o Sources

I ndoor sources

Outdoor sources



NO I SE PO LL UT I ON Contd «

o Effects

Human health

Environment




C ONTROLLING NOISE POLLUTION

PRESENTED BY:-

VI NA YA K B HA MB URE

RO LL NO. 50




REDUCE NOISE LEVEL

Reduction of noise at source level

I nterrupting Transmission Path

Reducing noise level by person¶s isolation




REDUCE EXPOSURE TIME

Noise A ttenuation

Reduce exposure time by J ob Rotation




REDUCE WORKING LIFE

Providing personal ear protection

B y job rotation



Environment management system

Name: Chetana Kadale

Roll No: 37.



Environmental Management System (EMS)

DefinitionTool

Systematic wayOverall management StructureOrder and consistency

Focus



K ey Elements:

Policy statement:I dentification of environmental impacts

Development of Objectives and TargetsI mplementationTraining



TOP I C: I SO 14000 SER I ESST A ND A RDS

RO LL NO. 26 NA ME: V irendra s kharbale



ISO 1400 SERIES STANDARDSISO 1400 SERIES STANDARDS

ENVI ROMENT AL STA ND A RDS

A) Organisational Evaluation

1.Environmental Management System2.Environment A uditing Standards

3.Environmental Performance Evaluation



B) Product Evaluation

1.Evironment A spect in Productionstandards(E A PS)

2.Environmental L abeling(E L ) &L ife Cycle A ssessment( L CA )



OperationsOperationsManagementManagement

A nkita B hopatraoRoll No - 52



Environmental managementsystem standards

Topic



Formal environmental policy and

standardsEnvironmental measures, objectives andgoalsL egal requirements and complianceA ppropriate trainingA

dequate documentation existenceEmergency tackling



Name ± Sayali Sitaram Kalan.

Roll No ± 44.

Environmental A uditing Standards.



Environmental Auditing Standards

1. General Principle of Environmentalauditing.

2. Procedures for conducting Environmentalaudits.

3. Company ensures audit program at alllevels.



Environmental Performance

Evaluation StandardRoll No. 31

Pravin Dhoble



Environmental PerformanceEvaluation Standard

Environmental L abeling Standard

L ife Cycle A ssessment

Environmental A spect I n Product Standard



EN VI ORNMENT AL LAB ELLI NG

ST A ND A RD

ROLL

NO:-19

NA ME:- P A TIL A SHUTOSH R A MD A S



ENVIORNMENTAL LABELLING

STANDARD

Part of EMS

What is environmental labeling standard

Work of environmental labeling standard

Product making or claiming all as per I SOstandard



LIFE C YC LE ASSESSMENT

RO LL NO.30

A SHW I N I TEM B HURNE



LIFEC

YC

LE ASSESSMENT

Describes the principles and guidelines.

Design for the Environment (DFE)

Finding benign or less hazardous substitutes



LIFE C YC LE ASSESSMENT contd..

Redesigning manufacturing processes

Redesigning products and packaging

Redesigning processes



ENVIRONMENTAL ASPE C TS IN

PRODU C T STANDARDS

SH AI KH AZ HA RODD I N S.

RO LL NO.28




WHY THEY MATTER?

A wareness regarding environment.³I S´ brings a focus to environment.

I t encourages a - ± Cleaner and safer.

± Healthier world for all.I t leads to development of I SO14000 series.



MAJOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASPE C TS

The consumption of W A TER A ND ENERGY.

The production of W A STE.

Emissions of GREENHOUSE G A SES.

V olatile organic

Substances that DEP L ETE THE O Z ONE LA YER



ORGANISATION EVALUATIONSTANDARDS

RO LL NO :48 NA ME: Rajanikant sahoo



Types of evaluation standards

± Environmental management systems

± Environmental A uditing

± Environmental Performance Evaluation



TOP I C ± PRODUCT E VAL UA TI ONST A ND A RDS

RO LL NO. ± 22

NA ME ± P A NK AJ Y T A WDE



I SO 14000 SER I ES ST A ND A RD

ISO 14000SER IES

STA ND A RD

PRODUCTEVAL UATIO

NSTA ND A RD

EN VI RONMENT-AL A SPECT I N

PRODUCTSTA ND A RD

(A SA P)

EN VI RONME NTAL

LAB ELI NG(EL )

LI FE CYC L EA SSESSMEN

T (L CA )

ORG A N ISATIO NAL

EVAL UATIONSTA ND A RD



PRODUCT E VAL UA TI ON ST A ND A RD

CA TEGOR I ESi. Environmental A spects in product standard

(EA

PS).ii. Environmental L abeling (E L ).iii. L ife Cycle A ssessment ( L CA ).

PURPOSE



ENT I TL ED TO

i. Environmental A spects in product standard(EA PS) ± Guide 64 .

ii. Environmental L abeling (E L ) ± ISO 14021,ISO 14022, ISO 14023, ISO 14023 .

iii. L ife Cycle A ssessment ( L CA ) ± ISO 14041,ISO 14042, ISO 14043 .



Operation management

Abhishek JadejaRoll No. 23



Environmental Management

System Model



Environmental Policy

Planning

C ontinualImprovement Implementationand OperationManagementR eview

Ch ecking andC orrective action



DEFINITIONS RELATED TO ISO14001C ON C EPTS.

NA ME:- M A NGESH C. JA WAL E

RO LL NO:- 25



EnvironmentEnvironment A spect

Environmental I mpactEnvironmental ObjectiveEnvironmental Target



REQUIREMENT OF ISO 14001

OM K AR SHEL K E.

ROLL NO.51



1.GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Planning the policy.I mplementation and operation.

Checking and corrective action.

2.ENVIRONMENTAL POLI C Y

Commitment.Documented and implemented.Communicated.



PLA NN I NG & I MP L EMENT A TI ON& OPER A TI ON

ROLL NO: 16

NA ME : R AJA N



REQU I REMENT OF I SO 14001

PLA NN I NG .Four elements are:

Environmental aspects.L egal and other requirement.Objectives and target.Environmental programs.

I MP L EMENT A TION & OPER A TI ON



OPERATION MANAGEMENT

TOPI C -

Requirement of ISO 14001.

Presented By,Mr. Sudhir TardekarRoll No.03



C hecking and C orrective Action:Monitoring and MeasuringCorrective and Preventing A ctionRecords and EMS audit

Management Review:

Review should make use of informs fromA udit reviews, Performance information,Changing Circumstances and Commitment tocontinuous improvement.I t review is required to ensure

Continuing Sustainability, A dequacy andEffectiveness of the EMS.



TOP I C: B ENEF I TS OF EMS

Name: Prashant J oshi

Roll No: 17



Global B enefits

Facilitate trade and remove trade barriersI mprove environmental performance of planetearth.B uild consensus for environmentalmanagement and common terminology



Organizational B enefits

A ssuring customers of a commitmentMeeting customer requirements

Maintaining a good public / communityrelationsConservation of input material and energy

Improving industry / government relations



ISO 9000 SERIES STANDARDS

ROLL NO : 54NAME : PRANALI M. PATIL



ISO 9000 SERIES STANDARDS

Founded and C omposedAdopted

ISO MeaningRecognized

Applicable

Assures



TOP I C: WH A T I S I SO 9000?

NA ME : A R A TI THOM BA RE

RO LL NO. 01



What is ISO 9000?I nternational Standards Organisation.( I SO)I SO 9000 is a set of guidelines.A

ccepted by 91 Countries.Standards to guide and audit a Co¶s qualitymanagement practices.

Founded in 1946, adopted in written in 1987.Revised in 1994.



I SO 9000 and TQM

ISO 9000 is not TQMMinimum required standard to receive

accreditation.

Essentialsi. A strong customer Orientationii. Direct involvement of Top Mgt.

iii. Total Co.¶s participation in deliveringQuality.iv. The Systematic analysis of Quality

Problems



OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT

TOPI C OBJE C TIVES OF ISO:9000

PRESENTED BY:YOGESH J.PATIL

ROLL NO:04

SUBMITTED TO:DR.SRIRAM SIR



OBJECTIVES OF ISO:9000

Continuously I mprove Product Quality.I mprove the quality operation.

Provide the confidence.Provide confidence to customer.Provide confidence to quality system.



Structure of ISO 9000 Standards

Roll No.36

Name:- Rahul Chauhan



Structure of ISO Quality Standards ISO 9000Definition of

ConceptsISO 8402

Selection & use of the standardsISO 9000

Non-contractualSituations Contractual Situations

Quality Management &Quality System

Elements ISO 9004

Three Models for Quality Assurance

ISO 9001ISO 9002ISO 9003



ISO 9000 AND TQM.

Presentedby,

Mr. Ishan. S.

Patil RollNo.09



I SO 9000 & TQM

ISO 9000Perspectives on ISO 9000

TQMQualityBenefits of quality

Now-a-days TQM means



Elements of ISO 9000

Name:- Reshma Ramesh Nirbhavane

Roll No. :- 15



Management Responsibilities

Quality System

Contract Review

Design Control

Document and data control

Elements of ISO 9000



EL

EMEN

TS OF

ISO 9000

TRU PT I DUBUL ER OLL N O:53



EL EME N TS O F ISO 9000

PurchasingControl of supplied products

Product identification and traceabilityProcess Control

Inspection and Testing



ELEMENTS OF ISO 9000

RAHOOL M CHOUGAONKARROLL NO. : 08

ELEMENTS OF ISO 9000



ELEMENTS OF ISO 9000EXPLAINED

CONTROL OF INSPECTION, MEASURING AND TEST EQUIPMENTINSPECTION AND TEST STATUS

CONTROL OF NON CONFORMINGPRODUCTSCORRECTIVE AND PREVENTIVE ACTION

HANDLING, STORAGE,PACKAGING,PRESERVATION AND DELIVERY



EL EMENTS OF ISO 9000

ROLL NO : 06ROLL NO : 06SUSHMA .L. PAWAR SUSHMA .L. PAWAR



EL EMENTS OF ISO 9000

CONTRO L OF QU ALI TY RECORDSI NTERN AL QU ALI TY A UD I TS

TR AI N I NGSER VI CI NG

STA

TIST

IC

ALTECH

I N

IQUES



B enefits Of I SO 9000

Roll no :- 27Gopal Fuse



B ENEF I TS OF I SO 9000

o Standard I SO 9000

o Demand of customer

o Sub topics mean

I nternational Competition & Customer

demandMarket realities & PerceptionsI nternal organizational health



F ORC ES O F ISO 9000C ER TIFICA TION

S A TIS H

MOR ER OLL N O.05

1 INTERNATIONAL



1. INTERNATIONALCOMPETITION & CUSTOMER

DEMANDRequired to sell products

Industrial Acceptance anddemand

Universal Order Qualifier

2 MARKET REALITIES &



2. MARKET REALITIES &PERCEPTION

Losing race for non-certifiedcompany

Win-Win Situation

Quality Image by Media



INTERNAL HEALTHORGANISATION

ROLL NO. 41Pooja Shetty

INTERNAL HEALTH



INTERNAL HEALTHORGANISATION

ISO CERTIFIED FIRMS

HAVE BENEFITTED INCOURSE OF THIS

PROCESS



THIS ACTIVITY HELPS TO:

RELIEVE PENT UP ORGANISATIONALFRUSTRATIONEMPLOYEES TO ASSUMERESPONSIBILITY FOR IMPROVING

OPERATIONSFORMAL QUALITY PROCESSEMPOWERS EMPLOYEESRAISES EFFECTIVENESS & RELIEVES

INTERNAL STRESSBOOST MORALE AND EFFECTIVENESS



Implementation

Quality policyCorrective action processDocument control

Drafts of detailed proceduresQuality manualTrainingInternal auditsRegistration audit

Registration



The registration processDocument reviewPre-assessmentA ssessmentSurveillance

Documented policy on qualityManagement objectivesPolicy and objectives

J ob descriptionsDescriptions of functionsDesignated a person or groupMeans



REGRISTRATION

SU J EET MH A TRE

ROLL

NO 45



REGRISTRATION

ISO 9000 STANDARD

ADVISORY IN NATURE

USE FOR TWO PARTY CONTRACTUALSITUATION

FOR INTERNAL AUDITING



REGISTRATION

ISO STANDARD 9000REGISTRATION IS DONE THROUGHR EGI ST RAR

STEPS IN REGISTRATIONDOCUMENT REVIEWPRE-ASSESSMENT

ASSESMENTSURVEILLANCE



Roll No: 43Name: Viveka D. K anade

QUESTIONS AS K ED BY AUDITORS



Documented PolicyManagement ObjectivesPolicy & Objectives

J ob DescriptionDescription of functionsDesignated a personMeans



Basic Requirement for ISO 9000C

ertification

Makarand Madhusudan Dharkar

Roll no.13



B asic Requirement for I SO 9000 Certification

Documentation

Performance

V erification

Filing



AD

VA NT

AGES OF

ISO

NA ME - RUTU JA A CH A REK A R RO LL NO - 02

A DVA NT A GES OF I SO 9000



D NT GES OF SO 9000CERT I FI CA TI ON

Marketing muscleContractor selectionSupplier



Criticisms of ISO 9000

D arpan Gawade Roll No. 24

C i i i f ISO 9000



Criticisms of ISO 9000

BureaucraticCostlyTime Consuming

AdministrationNo Guarantee



Perspective of ISO 9000

A MEY A K A DA MRO LL NO : 14



Perspective of ISO 9000

I t ensures quality consistency of Procedures.Provides confidence to Customers and Mgt.Good management principles are followed.Emphasise Documenting of quality system of Co.Do like you document it, if it moves, train it. I f not calibrate it.

I SO 9000 d d



I SO 9000 standards

I SO 8402 Quality Management Vocabulary

I SO9000-1

Guidelines for Selection and Use

I SO9000-2

Generic Guidelines for A pplication

I SO9000-3

Guidelines for A pplication toSoftware

I SO9000-4

Dependability program Management



REASONS FOR SEE K ING ISO 9000C ERTIFI C ATION

R O LL N O :- 20

NA ME :- CH ET AN P P A TIL



Q UALI TY A SS URANC E

Systematic monitoring and evaluation.Eximines the minimum standerds.

Gives detailed report .

DI S CI P LIN E O F C ON TR OLC ontrol of Documents.C ontrol of Records.

Audits .



PERIODI C AUDITSExternalInternal

DO C UMENTASTION STANDERDS

quality policy, quality objectives, quality manual

C ONTRA C TUAL OBLIGATIONS WITHC USTOMERS

customers need.customer's contractual requirements.



I SO 9001:2000

RO LL NO : 49

NA ME : S A NJI N I J OSH I

I SO 9001:2000



I SSUED A ND A DOPTEDCA NCE L S A ND REP LA CES

CONST I TUTESI NC L UDESFA CTAI M



Scope of I S/ I SO 9001:2000

Name:- Neha ParabRoll No:- 39

S f I S/ I SO 9001 2000



Scope of I S/ I SO 9001:2000

I S = I nternational standardI S specifies requirement of a quality

management systemA bility to provide products that meet

customer needsaims to enhance customer satisfaction



A PPLI CA TI ON A ND PROCESSA PPRO A CH

RO LL NO : 7

NA ME : JA MUN A TH A PA

A PPLI CA TI ON



A PPLI CA TI ON :

GENER ICORG A N I SA TI ONS

PROCESS A PPRO A CH :ME A N I NGPROMOTESA DVA NTA GES



Aspects covered by ISO

9001:2000Roll no. ± 46

Prashant lokhande

A spects 9001 :2000



A spects 9001 :2000

1) Scope-general and application

2) Normative reference

3) Terms and definition

4) Quality management system



ISO 9001 : 2000

Roll No. 18B hanudas Ghorpade

ISO 9001 : 2000 contd«



ISO 9001 : 2000 contd

A spects covered cond«

5. Management responsibility :-

6. Resource Management :-

ISO 9001 : 2000 contd«



ISO 9001 : 2000 contd

A spects covered cond«

7. Product realisation :-

8. Measurement analysis & improvement :-