Career In Waste Management
Job Description
What: Managing waste has assumed primary importance around the globe. Given that any kind of waste be it electronic or solid waste can be recycled, more and more people are looking at this as a career opportunity. Not only does it promise a profitable business, it also satiates one’s passion to save the environment. A lot of electronic waste – a cell phone for example – is being generated now and many tech-savvy professionals have made it their mission to harvest it. Organic waste is a much bigger business proposition – it constitutes 35% of all garbage generated in India. Water management, construction waste and debris (30 to 40%) and hazardous waste, including bio-medical waste, too, call for professional management. A lot of waste management work is being done by private and non-governmental organisations. The government is also taking a step towards professional garbage management. What does waste actually comprises of:
- Institutional waste
- Dead animals waste at slaughter houses
- Demolition and construction wastes
- Wastes which gets accumulated on the roads
- Waste derived from horticultural processes
- Treated bio-medical waste
- Waste due to drains and outlets
- Sludge from industries
- Commercial waste from the market areas
- Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad
- Indian Institutes of Technology, multiple locations
- University of Delhi
- School of Environmental Science, Jawaharlal Nehru University
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Job IdJD2868406
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IndustryNot mentioned
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Total Positions1
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Job Type:Full Time
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Salary:Not mentioned
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Employment StatusPermanent
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Job LocationIndia, India
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EducationNot mentioned
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ExperienceYear