Functions of the State Pollution Control Board - tradecareer

 Functions of the State Pollution Control Board

• Planning a comprehensive programme for prevention control and abatement

of pollution of streams and wells.

• Advising the state government regarding water pollution control or location

of industries.

• Conducting and encouraging investigations and research relating to different

aspects of water pollution.

• To collaborate with the Central Board for training personnel for handling

water pollution programmes and organizing related mass education

programmes.

• Inspecting trade effluents and wastewater treatment plants.

• Prescribing effluent standards for the sewage and trade effluents.

• Evolving economical and reliable methods of disposal treatment and reuse of

wastewater.

                                                                   


• Laying down the standards of treatment of sewage to be discharged into any

stream.

• Making, varying and revoking any order for preservation or control of discharge

of waste into streams and wells or construction of systems for disposal of

effluents.

• Establishing or recognizing laboratories for analysis of samples.

• Performing such functions as may be entrusted by Central Board or State

Governments.

• Imposing penalties for the violation of the provisions of Acts.

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