EIA Consultant Organizations Registration Scheme The National Well Being

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EIA Consultant Organizations Registration
SchemeThe National Well Being

• Quality Council of India

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• Presentation
• About QCI / NRBPT
• Registration Scheme (in brief)
• Application Details

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• About QCI / NRBPT

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QCI Formation

• Set up under Cabinet decision taken on February
  9, 1996
• A non profit autonomous society registered under
  the societies act
• Set up jointly by Government of India and Indian
  Industry Associations (ASSOCHAM, CII FICCI)
• Nodal Ministry Ministry of Industry and
  Commerce, Dept. of Industrial Policy and
  Promotion
• Mission The National Well Being

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Governance

• QCI is governed by a Council of 31 members with
  equal representation of Government, Industry,
  technical institutions and Consumers. Chairman of
  QCI is appointed by the Prime Ministers Office
  on recommendation of the Government and Industry.
• QCI has had the privilege of being led by
  many distinguished personalities.
• Mr. Ratan N. Tata
• Dr. R. A. Mashelkar

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Objectives of QCI

• Establish and maintain accreditation structure in
  the country
• Provide right and unbiased information on quality
  related standards
• Spread quality movement in India
• Represent Indias interest in international
  forums

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Mission Vision

• VISION
• To be among the worlds leading national apex
  quality facilitation, accreditation and
  surveillance organizations, to continuously
  improve the climate, systems, processes and
  skills for total quality.
• MISSION
• To help India achieve and sustain total quality
  and reliability, in all areas of life, work,
  environment, products and services, at
  individual, organizational, community, and
  societal levels

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• MISSION INDIA QUALITY INDIA
• National Well Being
• Networking for Quality India

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Structure of QCI
Quality Council of India
National Accreditation Board for Certification
Bodies (NABCB) National Accreditation Board for
Hospitals Healthcare Providers (NABH)
National Accreditation Board for Testing and
Calibration Laboratories (NABL)
National Registration Board for Personnel and
Training (NRBPT)
National Board for Quality Promotion (NBQP)
Quality Information and Enquiry Service
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National Registration Board for Personnel and
Training (NRBPT)

• Registration of Personnel and Training Courses
• Registration of Auditors
• Quality Management Systems (QMS- ISO 9000)
• Environmental Management Systems (EMS ISO
  14001)
• Registration of Training Courses
• Conformity Assessment
• Quality Management Systems (QMS- ISO 9000)
• Environmental Management Systems (EMS ISO
  14001)
• OHS Management Systems (18001)
• Information Security Management Systems (ISO
  27001)
• Food Safety management system (ISO 22000)
• Laboratory Accreditation
• Others
• Hospital Accreditation (NABH standards)
• Six Sigma Courses
• EHS Legislation
• Registration of Consultants / Consultant
  Organizations
• QMS EMS OH S HACCP

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Registrations by NRBPT

• Registrations
• 104 QMS/EMS Auditors
• 102 QMS/EMS/HACCP Consultants
• 2 Consultant Organizations (NABH)
• 24 Training Courses
• Pending Applications
• 40 QMS/EMS Auditors
• 15 QMS/EMS/HACCP Consultants
• 2 Consultant Organizations (NABH QMS)
• 6 EIA Consultant Organizations
• 7 Training Courses

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Status of International Acceptance of NRBPT

• Board Member of International Personnel
  Certification Association (IPC) formerly IATCA
• Schemes for certification of personnel as per ISO
  17024
• Mutual Recognition Arrangement with IRCA (UK),
  KAR (Korea)
• NRBPT registered courses being conducted in Sri
  Lanka, Bangladesh, Middle East
• NRBPT registered courses being planned in Turkey,
  Philippines

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Need for Registration

• Registration assures
• Competency
• Capability
• Credibility
• Transparency of systems
• Registration defines methods and mechanisms to be
  used to evaluate the competence
• Registration also assures that following exist
  with the applicant
• appropriate policies and procedures
• continued maintenance of methods and mechanisms
• capability of delivering consistent service
• Registration ensures transparency and objectivity
• It ensures quality enhancement through
  identification of weaknesses and taking suitable
  corrective measures
• It is important tool in the globalized
  environment

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• NRBPT Registration Scheme for EIA Consultant
  Organizations

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Poor Quality of EIA/EMP Reports

• Probable reasons
• preparation of report by EIA consultants who is
  
• not qualified
• knowledge skills on preparation of EIA/EMP
  reports not adequate
• Copy, cut paste of reports
• There is no check on the competence of EIA/EMP
  Consultants and no liability rests on EIA
  consultants.
• Inadequate quality of the report can impede
  the EC process and unnecessarily create a backlog
  for clearances.
• Organizations setting up new projects do not
  have data resource of competent EIA Consultants
• Meeting with MOEF wherein an intent to launch the
  scheme for EIA consultants was discussed
• QCI decided to involve cross section of
  stakeholders from different regions to prepare a
  comprehensive criteria

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• Objective of the Scheme
• To define minimum expertise in terms of
  experience, qualifications and facilities
  required for developing an EIA
• To create a credible database of consultants
  capable of conducting EIA studies for different
  sectors, through third party assessment

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Background

• Jan 2005 - Meeting with MOEF wherein an
  intent to launch the scheme for EIA
  consultants was discussed
• QCI decided to involve cross section of
  stakeholders from different regions
• Feb 2005 - First Meeting with a group of
  experts in Chennai to discuss the broad
  framework of registration
• March 2005- Second Meeting with experts in
  Delhi to further refine the
  framework developed at Chennai
• April 2005 - First Presentation to MOEF (Spl
  Secy, Jt Secy and the team of
  Directors)
• June 2005 - Second Presentation to MOEF
• Aug 2005 - Third Presentation to Secretary
  MOEF and his team
• Oct 2005 - Presentation to Mining Expert
  Committee
• Continual meetings with experts from various
  sectors to develop sectoral guidelines and
  Completion of the Draft Criteria for
  Registration.
• April 2006 - Meeting with senior experts
  including Mr. D. K. Biswas, Mr.
  Chandra Bhushan, Prof. Asha Rajvanshi, Mr. S.
  Ghosh and Mr. K. P. Nyati, seeking their
  feedback on draft Criteria

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• Background
• MOEFs new notification has clearly defined the
  contents of an EIA
• Scoping is also defined prior to taking up the
  EIA
• Important to ensure input qualities to EIA so
  that the report prepared meets the requirements
• Scheme developed would meet requirements of MOEF
  as well as of other stakeholders like Financial
  Institutes, State Level authorities, Internal
  requirements
• QCI decided to involve cross section of
  stakeholders from different regions to prepare a
  comprehensive criteria

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Why QCI ?

• QCI is
• The national accreditation body
• Independent / autonomous, non profit body
• Representation of all stakeholders
• No conflict of interest
• Indian representative on International
  Accreditation/Registration Forums

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Mechanism Adopted for developing criteria

• Formation of Working groups of senior experts
  involving all stakeholders
• Detailed discussions on the possible elements of
  the criteria
• Detailed discussions on systems and procedures
  for registration process
• Validation of the draft criteria through
  independent group of stakeholders
• Above process took over 2 years and seven
  presentations to MOEF team including Secretary,
  MOEF and Appraisal Committee

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Feedback of the Experts

• The process of evaluation should be clear and
  transparent.
• The consulting EIA organizations must be legal
  entities.
• To understand the actual quality of the EIA
  reports being developed after launching of the
  registration scheme, a regular feedback mechanism
  from the Ministry to QCI should be established.
• All EIA reports should include a list of experts
  involved in preparation along with confirmation
  from individual Experts.

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Scheme-in brief

• EIA - multi disciplinary process
• knowledge of both the business sector
  relevant environmental aspects
• Team - EIA Coordinator
• Functional Area Experts for crucial inputs
  e.g. Air quality, Water quality, Land dues, Bio
  diversity, Socio economy etc
• Skill, knowledge and experience detailed out
  for all
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Assessment Process (in brief)

• Two Step Process (for initial assessment)
• Desk top review of documents pertaining to
  background of the organization, manpower,
  equipment, experience, etc.
• On site verification of office interview of the
  EIA coordinator and some of the functional area
  experts proposed to be used.

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Criteria for EIA Consultant Organization

• Legal Status
• Only organizations will be considered for
  registration of EIA Consultants. These can be
  government, public sector or private
  organizations which could be propriety firms,
  partnership firms or companies (Pvt. Public
  Limited), bodies registered under Registration of
  Society Acts. Research Institutes etc
• Skills and Knowledge of Experts
• The EIA Consultant organization shall have
  adequate number of well qualified experts full
  time, part time or on the panel to support the
  scope of services being offered by the
  organization.
• The educational background and experience of
  experts utilized should be commensurate with the
  level of expertise required for a particular EIA
  project.

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EIA Coordinators

• Educational Background
• Graduation/Post Graduation/ Doctorate or
  equivalent in
• Engineering - Chemical, Mechanical, Mining,
  Civil, Environmental etc.
• Sciences - Environmental, Physics,
  Chemistry, Botony/Zoology,
  Geology, Agricultural Sciences etc.
• Others - Economics, Sociology,
  Management, Architecture, Town
  Country Planning etc.
• Experience
• The EIA coordinator must have experience/
  understanding / exposure of the project sectors
  for which he wants to develop EIAs, as well as a
  fair level of understanding of major functional
  areas like air water pollution, land use,
  ecology, socio-economy etc.
• Minimum relevant experience of 3 years prior to
  working as an independent EIA coordinator
• The qualifications, skills and knowledge of the
  functional area experts to be utilized by the EIA
  Consultant Organization for EIA studies follows.

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Functional Experts - Land Use

• Educational Background
• Degree in Physical Planning, Architecture
• Degree in Civil Engineering
• Master Degree in relevant subjects (Geography,
  Remote sensing etc)
• Specialized training in Mapping and Spatial
  Planning (GIS and other computer application,
  Remote sensing, etc.)
• Specific Experience
• Should have worked in generation and analysis of
  data related to land use pattern
• Should have developed land use map of urban,
  semi-urban, rural and mixed Areas
• GIS based land use development
• Integration of land use related data/ information
  to environmental impacts

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Air Pollution Prevention, Monitoring Control

• i. Educational Background
• a) Graduation / Post Graduation / Doctorate/
  Equivalent in any of the following
• Engineering - Environmental, Chemical,
  Mechanical, Civil, others
• Environmental Sciences
• Physics, Chemistry
• b.) Specialized course/training in air pollution
  prevention, monitoring and control.
• ii. Experience in Air Pollution Monitoring
• a. Meteorology - Wind speed, wind
  direction, relative humidity, wet dry bulb
  temperature, rainfall etc.
• b. Ambient Air Quality- Suspended particulate
  matters, Respirable particulate matters, SO2,
  NOx, CO, Hydrocarbons other relevant
  parameters including VOCs
• c. Stack monitoring - Particulate matters,
  SO2, NOx other relevant parameters
• d. Equipment / Instruments - High volume air
  samplers, RPM measurement used for monitoring,
  Stack monitoring kit, Personal samplers.
• e. Assessment of Green House Gas Emissions
• f. Knowledge on international / treaties related
  to emissions.
• iii. Experience in Air Pollution Prevention
  Control
• Reduction in process emissions at source
• Reduction in fugitive emissions
• Design of emission control systems

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Meteorology, Air Quality Modelling Prediction

• i. Educational Background
• a. Graduation/ Post-Graduation/ Doctorate/
  Equivalent in any of the fllg.
• Physics / Chemistry / Mathematics /
  Statistics
• Meteorology
• Air Pollution
• Environmental Engineering
• Environmental Sciences
• b. Specialised course/training on Air Quality
  Modelling impact prediction
• Experience in Air Quality simulations
• a. Air Quality Models
• Source to receptor - Point source, Area Source,
  Line Source
• Receptor to source
• Models used should meet the requirements of CPCB
  guidelines
• b. Application of Industrial Source Complex Model
• Use of Air Emission data monitored or from
  theoretical calculations.
• Use of Meteorological data field generated or
  from secondary sources
• Experience in any source apportionment studies

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Water Pollution Prevention, Control Prediction
of Impacts

• i. Educational Background
• a. Graduation / Post Graduation / Doctorate or
  Equivalent in
• Engineering Environmental, Chemical, Civil or
  other relevant subjects
• Environmental Sciences
• Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry,
  Toxicology, Biotechnology or other relevant
  subjects
• b. Specialized course/ training on water
  pollution control technologies
• ii. Specific Experience
• Water Quality monitoring
• Water Auditing / Water Balance / Water Budgeting
• Reduction in water consumption (Water
  conservation)
• Developing schemes for cascading use (recycle,
  reuse) of water
• Identification characterization of effluent
  streams with a view to segregating of the same
  for grouping and initial treatment
• Developing Physico chemical, Biological and other
  relevant types of water treatment systems
• Water quality modeling for prediction of impacts
  of effluent discharge to receiving water bodies
• Knowledge and exposure to relevant Acts related
  to water viz, Water (Prevention and Control of
  Pollution) Act 1974, Water Cess Act 1977,
  Environment Protection Act 1986 and the Rules
  there under

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Ecology and Biodiversity

• Educational Background
• Post Graduation / Doctorate in any of the
  following disciplines from recognized
  Universities in India and abroad
• Zoology
• Botany
• Forestry
• Environmental Sciences
• Any other subject of Natural Science viz,
  micro-biology, Bio-technology, bio-chemistry etc
• Training on Impact Assessment on ecology /
  biodiversity from various Industrial,
  infrastructural and other developmental work
• ii. Specific Experience / Skills
• Basic knowledge in taxonomy for resource
  inventorying (flora and fauna) of the project
  area
• Conducting ecological / wildlife surveys
• Preparation of status reports for endangered
  species of animals and plants
• Experience of providing guidance and support for
  conservation of species and habitats
• Adequate knowledge of EIA Legislation process in
  India
• Understanding of policy, guidelines and
  legislations related to ecological biodiversity
  conservation
• Specialized training in the field of impact
  assessment, biodiversity impact Assessment,
  ecological monitoring
• Professional Membership
• Contribution to EIA documentation

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Noise / Vibration

• i. Educational Background
• a. Graduation / Post Graduation / Doctorate/
  Equivalent in any of the following
• Engineering - Environmental, Mechanical,
  Electrical, Civil, others
• Sciences Physics, Mathematics, Statistics,
  Environmental
• Specific qualification/training in
  Noise/Vibration
• Specialized course/training on noise /vibration
  measurement, prediction control
• ii. Specific Experience in the area of
  Noise/Vibration (monitoring and Prediction)
• Experience of working in the Acoustics Laboratory
• Handling and Data Collection using
  noise/vibration monitoring Equipment
• Experience in processing of data related to
  noise/vibration
• Prediction (present future) of noise/vibration
  levels using relevant models in areas like
  residential, special areas (hospitals,
  educational institutions, religious places etc.),
  commercial, industrial due to community
  activities, urban traffic, highway traffic,
  railroad, aviation, commercial industrial
  activities, etc.
• Knowledge of National International Standards,
  laws (rules Regulations).
• Source Apportionment
• Knowledge of Control Mechanisms for vehicular
  noise, industrial Noise, noise emanating from
  community activities, Indoor noise,
• Design and optimisation of Noise/Vibration
  attenuation devices
• Cost estimates

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Socio-Economy

• i. Educational Background
• Graduate in Social Science Subjects
• Post Graduate/ Masters/ Ph. D in either of the
  subjects
• Rural/ Urban Development
• Social Work / Social Welfare
• Rural / Urban Management
• Sociology
• Anthropology
• Psychology
• Training on Impact Assessment Study in Rural/
  Urban area for development works.
• ii. Specific experience / Skills
• Design and develop format/ questionnaire on Base
  Line Survey and Impact Assessment Studies for
  specific issues related to environment and/or
  social changes.
• Carry out Impact Assessment Study by using
  various methodologies
• Compile, tabulate and assess data collected
  including demographic and socio-economy related
  data
• Preparation of narrative and financial statements
  
• Understanding on the policy, guidelines,
  Government plans and programme on Community
  Development/ Rural Development
• Capacity to interact and develop rapport with
  males and females at community level.
• Able to communicate and get involved into social
  and cultural activities of local populations

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Ground water Hydrology

• i. Educational Background
• a. Graduation/Post-Graduation/Doctorate/Equivalen
  t in
• Geology, Hydrology, Geophysics
• Environmental Science
• Engineering related fields
• b. Specialized training / course on impacts on
  Ground Water Hydrology
• ii. Specific Experience
• Analyses of Surface Hydrological data as flow
  fluctuation, estimation of flows at 10, 50 and 90
  percentile levels
• Setting up and Interpretation of gauging station
  readings
• Design of network of ground water table
  measurements
• Computation of ground water flow rate and
  direction
• Plotting of ground water contours
• Preparation of Water Budget
• Conducting pump tests on selected well
• Analyses of data to determine aquifer
  characteristics e.g. permeability,
  transmissivity, storage coefficient etc.
• Estimate groundwater potential and recharge
  phenomena
• Determination of impact of withdrawal of
  groundwater

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Geology Soil

• i. Educational Background
• Graduation/Post-Graduation/Doctorate/Equivalent
  in
• Geology, Soil Science, Geophysics, Agricultural
  Sciences
• Environmental Science
• Engineering relevant fields
• ii. Specialized training/course on impacts on
  soil geology from different types of
  development activities
• iii. Specific Experience on
• Geology and Geomorphological analyses/description
• Stratigraphy
• Lithology
• Seismic Analyses
• Analyses and characteristics of Soils
• Land use capability assessment
• Construction of Geological and Soil Maps
• Soil Sampling Techniques
• Productivity potential of soils
• Impact study on soils (ex. due to leachate
  phenomena and air pollutant fallout)

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Risk Assessment Hazard Management

• i. Educational Background
• Graduation/Post-Graduation/Doctorate/Equivalent
  in
• Environmental Science
• Engineering
• Toxicology
• Post graduate training/ diploma on Industrial
  Safety
• iii. Specific Experience
• Identification of Hazards Hazardous Substances
• Risk and Consequence Analyses using latest
  softwares as Phast Micro
• Preparation of Impact Diagrams
• Vulnerability Assessment
• Preparation of Onsite Emergency Preparedness Plan
• Preparation of Offsite Disaster Management Plan

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Work Experience of Functional Area Experts

• Different EIAs will require inputs from
  different levels of Functional Area Experts
  depending on the type and magnitude of the
  projects and depth /extent of anticipated
  environmental impacts to help EIA Consultant
  organization select functional area experts.
• Expert level I
• May be involved in EIAs of smaller size projects
  or projects with limited environmental impacts
  and working under this supervision guidance of
  the EIA coordinator
• Experience
• 3 years in the relevant area (s) as a functional
  expert of EIA preparation team or
• 3 years teaching/research experience on relevant
  subjects in a technical / research institute or
• Participated as a team member in data
  collection/data handling and publications of at
  least 2 survey reports / technical reports.
• Those with less than the above experience can be
  designated as Trainees.

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Work Experience of Functional Area Experts

• Expert level II
• For medium size projects or projects with broad
  environmental impacts and may work independently
  after initial scoping of the work in consultation
  with the EIA coordinator
• Experience
• 6 years of experience in relevant area (s) as
  functional expert of an EIA preparation team
• 6 years experience in relevant area (s) as a
  consultant or in teaching/research.
• Consultancy experience should be relevant for EIA
  development. The teaching/research experience
  should be relevant as inputs to EIA preparation.
• Expert level III
• For mega/large size projects with wide and long
  ranging environmental impacts. Should be able to
  work out in his area independently and contribute
  meaningfully in developing the environmental
  impacts from the project in his area of expertise
  along with the EIA coordinator
• Experience
• 10 years experience in relevant area(s) as
  functional expert of an EIA preparation team or
  as an independent consultant
• Publications in Technical/Research Journals
• Membership of Professional Bodies/national
  international committees

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Facilities

• The Consultant organization shall have adequate
  resources like office space, equipment etc to
  support the scope of services being provided by
  the organization. In case the organization
  carries out baseline environmental data
  generation in-house, then it should have adequate
  laboratory and field monitoring equipment
  facilities
• (Details mentioned in Application Form)

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Requirements

• Administration of EIA Consultant Organization
• The Quality Management System should be based on
  ISO 90012000 standard.
• The course provider shall develop and maintain
  documented procedures for the effective
  administration of the EIA studies in line with
  ISO 90012000
• Records Maintaining records to show conformance
  to procedures
• Complaints and Appeals
• The EIA Consulting Organization shall have
  documented procedures for handling disposal of
  complaints within a reasonable time.
• Confidentiality
• The organization shall have adequate
  arrangements consistent with applicable laws to
  safeguard confidentiality of all information
  provided by its clients. These arrangements shall
  be extended to include organizations or
  individuals acting on its behalf and its
  representatives.

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Assessment Process

• Assessment of the organization
• Initial Assessment (Documentation assessment)
• Office Assessment Interview
• Surveillance Assessment
• Re-assessment

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Process of Evaluation (EIA Consultant
Organizations)

• Step 1 Receipt of Application
• Step 2 Verification of completeness of
  application by NRBPT staff
• Step 3 Forward the application for desk top
  assessment to NRBPT Evaluator/s.
• Step 4 Site Assessment to be conducted by NRBPT
  Evaluator/s.
• Step 5 The details of desk top assessment and
  Site Assessment to be presented to Registration
  Committee Members for their final approval.
• Step 6 Successful applicant to be informed to pay
  the registration fees.
• Step 7 Names of the applicants to be hosted on
  web site and a Certificate to be issued to the
  applicant with the validity of registration.
• Step 8 Annual Surveillance (partial assessment)
  to be conducted for verification of adherence to
  the criteria.
• Step 9 Complete assessment process to be repeated
  after every 3 years to verify the total
  adherence to the criteria.

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Application Flow Chart
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Application Flow Chart (contd.)
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Qualification for Assessors / Registration
Committee Members

• 15 years experience in the field of Environment
  management/ environmental consultancy /
  experience in environmental regulatory agencies,
  research or academic institutes in the field of
  environment management/ experience in any of the
  functional areas/ EIA development
• A graduate, post graduate, doctorate in
  engineering, sciences, economics, town planning
  and architecture
• Should not assess an applicant with whom the
  assessor is directly or indirectly connected in
  any capacity including as an adviser, currently
  or since last 2 years.
• Should submit evidence of continual professional
  development every year after empanelment as an
  NRBPT Assessor/Registration Committee Member.
• No conflict of Interest

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• Application Details

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Application Form

• 1. Name of the Consultant organization
• 2. Contact details with the name of the contact
  person
• 3. Legal Status of the organization
• 4. Organization structure (with details of
  locations/associates etc.)
• 5. Annual Turnover of the organization (attach
  balance sheet and IT returns for the last 3years)
• 6. Technical Expertise (Full time and/or
  empanelled)
• a) Land Use
• b) Air Pollution control
• c) Air Quality Modelling
• d) Water Pollution control

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Application Form

• 8. How do you get field monitoring done to
  generate baseline environmental data
• a) If in-house arrangement then, furnish
  details of Field Monitoring Laboratory
• b) Recognition status (NABL accreditation,
  Govt. recognition etc.)
• c) If it is done through outside agencies,
  detail of such agencies including recognition
  /registration status
• 9. What type of quality control measures you
  adopt to ensure generation of reliable baseline
  data?
• 10. Furnish details of prediction model/softwares
  available in respect of
• Air environment Water environment Noise
  environment Any other
• 11. Organization's experience in EIA Studies
• 11.1 No. of EIA studies carried out in the last 5
  years in following areas (Mention separately
  Rapid and Comprehensive)
• 11.2 Provide a brief note on the projects along
  with details of the capital investment in
  different sectors
• Industry / Mining / Power Plants /
  Multipurpose Irrigation/ Hydro-electric and River
  Valley Project
• Ports Harbours / Infrastructure/ Urban
  Development and Misc Projects

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Application Form

• 12. Project sector/s for which seeking
  registration with NRBPT
• a) Industry
• b) Mining
• c) Power Plants
• d) Hydro Electric
• e) Multi-purpose Irrigation
• f) River valley projects
• g) Ports Harbors
• h) Infrastructure and Urban Development Misc.
  Projects.
• 13. Declaration

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Application Details

• Annexure -A
• Tick the appropriate project sector/s for which
  seeking registration with NRBPT
• I. Infrastructure
• Large Construction including shopping Malls,
  Multiplexes,
• Commercial Complexes, Housing Estates, Hospitals,
  Institutions,
• Infrastructure (highways, Ports/ Harbours/
  Airports/ Ropeways /
• Oil and Gas Pipelines / Railways / Transport
  Terminals / Metros
• CETPs/ TSDFs / Municipal Landfills / Biomedical
• Ship Breaking
• Isolated Storages
• Industrial Estates / Parks / SEZs / Townships
• and Area development projects etc
• Tourism projects
• II Mining
• Opencast/underground Mining
• Beneficiation / Palletization

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• IV Industry
• Metallurgical Industries including secondary
  processing
• projects like induction/ Arc/Cupola furnaces,
  sponge iron
• plants, rolling / forging units etc.
• Refineries Petrochemicals, coke oven batteries
• Cement Asbestos based industries
• Sugar Distillery
• Paper Pulp
• Chemicals and Bulk drugs including Dye/Dye
  intermediates
• / Soda ash / chloralkali etc
• Textiles Cotton man made fibers
• Tanneries and Leather Processing industries
• Chemical fertilizer
• Pesticides / Herbicides / Weedicides
• Paints
• Automobile Auto Components
• Electroplating metal coating
• Electrical and Electronics, including components
  industry

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• Resume Format

1. Mr./Ms./Mrs. _________________________________
________________________________________ (First
Name) (Middle Name) (Last Name)
1 a. Role in the Organization i) EIA
Coordinator ii) Functional Expert 2.
Date of Birth ___________________________________
_______________________ 3. Home address
_________________________________________________
_________ __________________________________
________________________
_______________________________________________
___________ ____________________________ Pin
Code ______________________ 4. Tel. No.
____________________________ 5. Fax No.
_____________________
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• 16. Experience (Please write in chronological
  order with present experience listed first)
• A. General

B. Related to Environmental Impact Assessment
kindly clarify your role as EIA Preparation
Team or as Client of EIA
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• Thank You
• Quality Council of India
• II Floor, Institution of Engineers Building,
  Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi 110 002
• Tel/Fax [phone] email
  nrbpt_at_qcin.org www.qcin.org