Application of project management principles to plan, execute, and monitor environmental remediation initiatives.
About this course
Environmental remediation projects require more than just scientific knowledge; they demand rigorous planning, budgeting, and coordination. In this course, you will apply standard project management principles to the unique challenges of cleaning up contaminated sites. You will learn how to move a project from initial concept through to execution and close-out, ensuring that environmental, regulatory, and community goals are met.
You will work through real-world scenarios, developing project charters, schedules, and risk registers. The course emphasizes practical tools you can use in your career, whether you are working for a consulting firm, a municipal government, or an industrial operator.
Who takes this course
This course is part of the Environmental Technology program at Wrenford Polytechnic.
Credits: 3 · Hours: 45
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
- Develop project charters, scope statements, and work breakdown structures for environmental remediation sites.
- Create realistic schedules and cost estimates using industry-standard project management software.
- Identify and assess risks specific to environmental projects, including regulatory compliance and community impact.
- Monitor project progress and implement corrective actions to keep remediation initiatives on track.
- Prepare and present project reports to stakeholders, regulators, and project sponsors.
Evaluation
| Component | Weight (%) |
| Mid-term project plan | 20 |
| Risk assessment report | 20 |
| Final remediation project proposal | 40 |
| Participation and case studies | 20 |