• A Pollution Control Officer (PCO) plays a vital role in ensuring environmental compliance and sustainability.

Job Responsibilities of a PCO:

• Ensuring the organization comply with environmental laws and regulations, including securing and renewing pollution permits.
• Supervising pollution control facilities, monitoring air, water, and noise quality, and submitting periodic reports to authorities.
• Acting as a liaison between the organization and environmental authorities, staying updated on the latest pollution control technologies.
• Managing hazardous waste, solid waste disposal, and responding to environmental emergencies.
• Recommending improvements to pollution control systems and training staff on environmental management.

• A degree in a relevant field such as Engineering, Environmental Science, or Industrial Technology is commonly required.
• Includes completing a Basic Training Course for Pollution Control Officers.
• With experience in environmental management, compliance, or pollution control.
• Familiarity with environmental laws, regulations, and pollution control technologies is essential.
• Strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills are highly valued.
• Includes completing a Basic Training Course for Pollution Control Officers.
• With experience in environmental management, compliance, or pollution control.