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Maryland Business and Industry Compliance Assistance Project (MBICAP) Training
Videos
MBICAP was a partnership between the Maryland
Department of the Environment, the Environmental Protection Agency,
and the Maryland Center for Environmental Training. A number of Maryland
businesses, local and national industry associations, community colleges,
and environmental and community interest groups are participating.
MBICAP identified the environmental compliance workforce training needs
of several Maryland business sectors and developed training videos and
workbooks to address these needs. The following video training packages were developed:
E-mail info@mcet.org to request a copy of the video training package.
Environmentally Sound Practices in the Marina Industry [contact
MCET for copies] |
The "Environmentally
Sound Practices in the Marina Industry" training
package has been prepared for use by the marina industry to train
their staff in the basic principles of pollution prevention and
environmental compliance at marinas. The training video is broken
down into the following three segments with a total run time of 60
minutes: Part One: "Keeping Marinas Clean During Springtime
Commissioning"; Part Two: "Keeping Marinas Clean During Summer
Operations"; and Part Three: "Keeping Marinas Clean During Winter
Lay-Up."
Included in the training materials are an instructor’s
guide, student handbook for copying, a two diskette PowerPoint
presentation, and a hard copy of the PowerPoint presentation which
should be used in sequence with the three modules of the video. The
training materials recommend downloading the Clean Marina Guidebook
from Maryland’s DNR website, http://www.dnr.state.md.us/boating/
cleanmarina/cmprogram.html, for use with the
training materials. [Top] |
Environmentally Sound Practices in the Ready Mixed Industry [contact
National Ready Mix Concrete Association for copies] |
The "Environmentally
Sound Practices in the Ready Mixed Concrete Industry" training package has been prepared for use by the ready mix industry
to train their staff in the basic principles of pollution prevention
and environmental compliance at ready mixed concrete plants. It
focuses on the four major challenges faced by ready mix concrete
producers: controlling air emissions and dust, proper storage and
spill prevention of hazardous liquids, management of process water,
and management of solid waste (returned concrete and washout
byproducts). The video run time is 17:30 minutes. The training
package includes 20 copies of A Best Practices Guide for Ready Mix
Concrete Drivers and Plant Employees, NRMCA’s Environmental
Management Practices publication, and a training facilitator’s guide. [Top] |
Environmentally Sound Practices in the Aggregates Industry [contact
MCET for copies] |
The "Environmentally
Sound Practices in the Aggregates Industry" training
package has been prepared for use by the Aggregates industry to train
their staff in the basic principles of pollution prevention and
environmental compliance at aggregate facilities. Topic areas include
air quality, water quality, good Housekeeping and Solid Waste
Management, Erosion and Sediment Control, Land Reclamation, and
Community Relations for the aggregates industry. The video run time
is 23:07 minutes. Included in the training materials are an
instructor’s guide, student handbook for copying, a two diskette
PowerPoint presentation, and a hard copy of the PowerPoint
presentation. [Top] |
Environmentally Sound Practices in the Homebuilding Industry [contact
MCET for copies] |
The "Environmentally
Sound Practices in the Homebuilding Industry" training
package has been prepared for use by developers, homebuilders,
architects and planners, and local government plan approval
authorities to train their staffs in the basic principles of
pollution prevention and environmental compliance for homebuilding
projects. Topic areas include the environmental impacts of
homebuilding, best management practices for habitat preservation and
stormwater management, as well as best management practices for
erosion and sediment control. The video run time is 26:11 minutes.
Included in the training materials are an instructor’s guide, student
handbook for copying, a two diskette PowerPoint presentation, and a
hard copy of the PowerPoint presentation. [Top] |
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