Minimisation opportunities environmental diagnosis technician
Other denominations
MOED Technician
Description
Technician skilled at applying the methodology of minimisation opportunities environmental diagnosis (MOED), consisting of evaluating an industrial activity or process to determine possible prevention and reduction opportunities at the source of pollution, to provide viable alternatives both technically and financially. Using this methodology, good knowledge is obtained of the company's environmental characteristics is achieved and the waste it emits: atmospheric emissions, waste waters and waste. Establish preventive and corrective measures to promote reductions at the source and internal recycling of waste, emissions, noises and polluting effluents. This technician must be an expert on the equipment, industrial processes and Best Available Techniques (BAT) related to a specific industrial sector. The best available technique is the most advanced market technology, able to reduce emissions to a minimum that are financially viable. People holding this job perform tasks by commission at different companies in the industrial sector, either as freelancers, experts at consulting / engineering firms or at private or public institutions.
Tasks
- Perform the initial evaluation of the production process, describing it, identifying the main items that generate pollution, weighing up the outcomes, quantifying losses and representing the obtained results.
- Agree with the company on the DAOM objectives, according to its technical and financial possibilities, considering short, medium and long-term business objectives.
- Define the basic guidelines of the DAOM.
- Run and assign functions to the work team responsible for the DAOM.
- Analyse impacts and evaluate opportunities with the contribution of new elements for process innovation.
- Evaluate different minimisation alternatives and assess both the financial and technical feasibility of changes to the production process.
- Calculate the investment required, the cost-benefit ratio and the periods for amortising investments.
- Evaluate the final DAOM report with the company.
