Training course on enhancing environmental management capacity in enterprises
On March 26, 2026, at Viglacera College, Viglacera Corporation – JSC organized the opening ceremony of the training course titled “Enhancing Environmental Management Capacity in Enterprises,” aimed at strengthening environmental governance capabilities for management staff and personnel across the entire system.
Attending the opening ceremony were Mr. Bui Le Cao Ke – Deputy General Director of Viglacera Corporation – JSC; Mr. Tran Quoc Viet – Deputy Head of Equipment and Operation Supervision, Real Estate Project Development Department – Viglacera Corporation – JSC; Ms. Nguyen Thi Hai Yen – Principal of Viglacera College; Lieutenant Colonel, Dr. Nguyen Kieu Hung – Environmental Crime Prevention Police Department, Ministry of Public Security; along with all trainees who are managers and professional staff responsible for environmental work from member units of the Corporation.
The training course “Enhancing Environmental Management Capacity in Enterprises” aims to equip leaders and environmental personnel of Viglacera’s member units with comprehensive knowledge and capabilities from theory to practice, enabling them to grasp the latest regulations, master technologies for waste treatment operations, and approach global sustainability trends such as ESG and environmental digital transformation in enterprises. This contributes to meeting development requirements of both individual units and the Corporation in the coming period.
Mr. Bui Le Cao Ke emphasized that compliance with environmental laws is a prerequisite for sustainable development and for creating sustainable competitiveness for Viglacera. Therefore, the Corporation always considers investment in environmental personnel as a strategic investment. “This training course not only provides knowledge but also aims to enhance implementation capacity at each factory and project, standardize the environmental management system across the Corporation, and integrate legal compliance, operational technology, and governance,” he affirmed.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Hai Yen stated: “Enhancing environmental management capacity in enterprises is currently a top priority, helping to improve competitiveness and corporate reputation. I believe this training course will provide trainees with practical and valuable knowledge in environmental management within enterprises today.”
This is a specialized training program designed specifically for managers and dedicated staff directly responsible for environmental work at the Corporation’s member units. Throughout the course, trainees will be equipped with essential knowledge and skills through eight modules related to enterprise management and operations, including:
- Updates on environmental laws and policies / Corporate environmental legal documentation
- Circulars and decrees related to environmental crimes
- Technology and operation of exhaust gas and wastewater treatment systems in building materials factories
- Operation of automatic and continuous monitoring stations for wastewater and emissions
- Waste management and Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)
- Environmental incident response planning
- Green and smart industrial parks & environmental digital transformation; ESG – Carbon – international trends
Vietnam eco-label – product group for building ceramic materials
The training course, with its specially designed curriculum, has attracted strong interest and participation from a large number of trainees across the Corporation.
A distinctive feature of the course is that trainees will gain knowledge and skills from leading experts from the Environmental Crime Prevention Police Department – Ministry of Public Security, the Environmental Department – Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, and Hanoi University of Natural Resources and Environment. It also provides an opportunity for exchange and sharing of practical experience in environmental management among member units of the Corporation.
Through this training program, Viglacera continues to affirm its commitment to sustainable development, gradually completing a synchronized and modern environmental management system that meets integration requirements and green development trends in the new phase./.
