There are several basic aspects of environmental management, which are the ethical aspect, the economic aspect, the social aspect, and the technological aspect. These aspects help to formulate principles and assist in decision-making. Environment management covers the use and maintenance of natural resources, the protection of environments, and the control of risks. The field of applied ecology extends to the subjects of biology, botany, climatology, ecology, environmental economics, and environmental engineering. Environmental provides insights into using and conserving natural resources and confronting environmental risks. Obtaining this training program qualifies you to achieve an effective environmental management system by applying the requirements of ISO 14001:2015 as well as providing the ideal operating environment that supports the organization’s ability to avoid and reduce the risk of environmental problems. Finally, this training program contributes to the continuous improvement and development of the organization’s environmental management system.