TDUQL

Chief Pollution Control Manager: Qualification and Eligibility

This page explains the qualification required for appointment, the two qualification routes, and the practical-experience requirements for the certification course.

Qualification required for appointment

A person appointed as a chief pollution control manager must already hold the required qualification. One way to obtain it is to pass the National Examination for Pollution Control Supervisors and related qualifications.

Two ways to obtain the qualification

There are two routes to obtaining the chief pollution control manager qualification: passing the national examination or completing a qualification certification course.

Eligibility for the certification course

To be eligible to take the qualification certification course, you must have the required practical work experience. Graduates of a four-year engineering university such as Tokyo Denki University are required to have fewer years of practical experience than applicants with other educational backgrounds. The specific experience requirements should be confirmed with the designated contact.

Official sources

The following official Tokyo Denki University materials were used to prepare this page.