Overview

Welcome to the 'Air Emissions' section (Level 2) of the 'Higg FEM V4.0' course. This module aims to provide an overview of managing, monitoring, and improving air emissions generated by the facility.

Throughout this training, participants will learn how to track the quantities of point source emissions from facility operations and production, as well as establish an implementation plan to reduce these emissions. The course also covers guidelines for monitoring, reporting, and ensuring compliance with air emissions requirements outlined in industry guidelines or tools. Additionally, the module emphasizes the importance of establishing plans to replace refrigerants with low Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) or low Global Warming Potential (GWP) gases, exceeding current legal requirements. Participants will gain an understanding of implementing business policies or procedures to evaluate and plan for the adoption of Best Available Techniques (BAT) to reduce air emissions from the facility.

The Training program is run entirely online in the form of an audio-visual learning. You will be able to take the training at your convenient time. The Technical Content in the Training is interspersed with Activities, Knowledge Checks, and downloadable Resource Materials.

You will be given access to the training course for 6 Months from the moment you launch the course.

The duration of this course is 60-90 minutes. 

Structure

This course will provide the participant with an outline on the details required to be filled in the Air Emissions Section of the Higg FEM self-assessment. Additionally, the following topics will be covered in the Training

• Tracking annual emissions quantities from all point source emissions related to facility operations and production.
• Developing an implementation plan to decrease air emissions resulting from facility operations and production processes.
• Monitoring or reporting air emissions in accordance with industry guidelines or tools for air emissions.
• Complying with the requirements of industry guidelines on air emissions.
• Creating plans to substitute refrigerant with low Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) or low Global Warming Potential (GWP) refrigerant gases, surpassing current legal requirements.

Implementing business policies or procedures to assess and plan for the execution of Best Available Techniques (BAT) to lessen air emissions from the facility.