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PLEASE NOTE – BE WARNED
PLEASE NOTE – BE WARNED
It has come to our attention that there was a course run by Knowledge Academy whose venue has not been booked, the presenter has not been confirmed, and potential attendees have not been able to make contact with the organisers.
In the light of this, we strongly suggest that before booking and paying for any conferences and seminars, you verify the credibility of these courses, by contacting the organisers, the presenters, and the course venues to confirm that the courses will actually be held. DO NOT make any payments until you have confirmed the legitimacy of the course.
We have stressed this previously as we have noted that there are many event organisers who are setting out to deliberately defraud potential delegates.
The Landfill and Waste Treatment 2025 Conference & Exhibition
The Landfill and Waste Treatment 2025 Conference & Exhibition will be held at the The Riverside Hotel, Durban.
The theme of the conference is a play on the word “landfill” to indicate that many landfill sites are nearing capacity, or are filling up faster than planned. Hence there is a need to deliberate on the need for landfill sites in the future, and look to waste treatment technologies as alternatives or adjuncts to waste disposal by landfill.
WHY PARTICIPATE
Landfill and Waste Treatment 2025 is a premier event for those involved with waste disposal by landfill, as well as waste treatment technologies. The event will provide delegates with the opportunity to learn about the latest techniques and developments, while providing a forum for the exchange of knowledge and ideas.
This conference will attract decision makers from government and the private sector, prospective users, academics, vendors and suppliers, policy makers and representatives of various national organisations working in the arena of Landfill and Alternative Waste Treatment.
The Landfill and Waste Treatment Interest Group (LaWTIG) of the IWMSA KwaZulu-Natal Branch is excited to announce Mr Richard Emery as the keynote speaker for the Landfill and Waste Treatment 2025 Conference and Exhibition,
Richard Emery is a Civil Engineering Technologist and Technical Director at JG Afrika, with over 27 years of experience in the fields of integrated solid waste management, municipal infrastructure, and civil engineering. He has been instrumental in conceptualising, designing, and managing a wide range of landfill developments, waste diversion initiatives, and waste-to-energy projects across Southern Africa and beyond. Richard’s work is grounded in practical, appropriate, and cost-effective solutions that support environmental sustainability and job creation.
Delegate registration is open, and you are invited to register using the link below or via the website (www.iwmsa.co.za)
REGISTER HERE
CLICK HERE to view the sponsorship and exhibition prospectus
CLICK HERE to book your sponsorship package and/or and exhibition stand
kzn@iwmsa.co.za
Environmental Legal Risk & Liability Training
Via MS Teams. Organised by Warburton Attorneys Inc
admin@warburtons.co.za
2 day Water Management Workshop
On-line workshop – live stream sessions
Objectives & outcomes of the course: Drinking Water
Identifying ways of assessing water for its “fit for use”
Understanding and applying the new SANS 241: 2015
Appreciating the importance of continuous monitoring and assessment of drinking water quality
Gaining insight into the current blue-drop requirements
Determining water pollution control measures
Learning solutions and challenges faced while maintaining and improving a robust, high quality drinking water system
Explaining what is currently being done wrong and what can be done right in protecting water quality.
Objectives & outcomes of the course: Domestic Wastewater
Understanding the need for water quality and treatment
A knowledge of the various water sources available for purifying to drinking water quality
An understanding of the water quality parameters of these water sources preventing the safe drinking of water
A knowledge & understanding of the various processes required to treat these sources to a potable water quality
Understanding the need for municipal wastewater management & treatment
Understanding the municipal by-law limitations for wastewater disposal to sewer
Objectives & outcomes of the course: Industrial Wastewater
The need for industrial water management & treatment
The Municipal levy system
The various types of industrial water and effluents
A knowledge & understanding of the various processes required to treat these sources to the required quality level
The ability to apply the most suitable process & design concepts of the processes
WATER MANAGEMENT ECSA – 20251978 GPTC CPD Certificate Water Management
Facsimile: 0865378804:
ar@gptc.co.za | More Information Here
Understanding the Technical Implications of Developing and Operating a Landfill
On-line via Zoom
Time: 08:00 for 08:30 to 16:30 both days.
The South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) is offering a course titled “Understanding the Technical Implications of Developing and Operating a Landfill.” This course, presented online via Zoom, is ideal for professionals involved in landfill development and operations. The session covers critical technical aspects and operational guidance essential for effective landfill management.
CLICK HERE to download the course brochure
CLICK HERE to download the registration form.
Cell: 072 356 5230:
Lizelle@saicepdp.org
Introduction to Waste Management
Location: Virtual
Time of event: 09:00-12:30 (daily)
The “Introduction to Waste Management” course is ideal for those entering into the waste management space, and will provide you with all the terminology, legislation and handling guidance required to commence operations within the waste management sector.
Topics to be covered:
– What is Waste?
– Impacts of Waste
– Waste Legislation
– Waste Hierarchy and Circular Economy
– Waste as a Resource
– Handling of Waste Throughout the Lifecycle
Registration closing date: 8 July 2025
westerncape@iwmsa.co.za
Water Governance
Time: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
VENUE: Madeline Grove Guest House, Morningside, Durban
Water Governance refers to the political, social, economic, legislative and administrative systems in place that influence the use and management of water.
CBSS will be presenting our popular three-day Training Course in Water Governance, in association with the Water Institute of South Africa (WISA), from 22 – 24 July 2025, in Durban, KZN Province.
The Course addresses the international context of Water Governance, and explores the South African legislation and institutional arrangements for the governance of water, including aspects such as water use license application processes, and the preparation of water and waste management plans.
To Register for the course click HERE
info@cbss.co.za
Healthcare Risk Waste Management Training Course
The Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa’s (IWMSA) KwaZulu-Natal Branch looks forward to hosting an in-person Healthcare Risk Waste Management Training Course.
Time: 08:30 – 16:30
Location: Sica’s Guest House, 19 Owen Avenue, Mayville, Durban
The course will cover the following:
What is HCRW?
Cradle to Grave Management
Storage and Tracking
Illegal Dumping
Training and Education
Legislation and licensing
Treatment Options
Auditing
Registration Closing Date: 18 July 2025
REGISTER HERE
kzn@iwmsa.co.za
IFAT Africa 2025
Venue: Gallagher Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa
Visitor Entrance is FREE Register Now!
| In South Africa’s tightening regulatory landscape and resource-scarce economy, circularity is no longer just an environmental buzzword—it’s a fiscal imperative.
At IFAT Africa 2025, you’ll engage with technologies and strategies that turn compliance cots into economic opportunities. |
In South Africa’s tightening regulatory landscape and resource-scarce economy, circularity is no longer just an environmental buzzword—it’s a fiscal imperative. At IFAT Africa 2025, you’ll engage with technologies and strategies that turn compliance cots into economic opportunities. |
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betty@blueberryconcepts.co.za
12th Annual Environmental Crimes Conference – compliance, enforcement and prosecution.
Venue: CSIR Convention Center Pretoria
Please click on the link below for further details.
Environmental_Crimes_Conference_marcus_2025
F: 086 508 9818:
marcus@intelligencetransferc.co.za | More Information Here