TAILIEUCHUNG - Guidelines for Water Quality Monitoring: Central Pollution Control Board Parivesh Bhawan

In its most basic form, Lean Manufacturing is the systematic elimination of waste by focusing on production costs, product quality and delivery, and worker involvement. It is defined, in its modern form, by the Toyota Manufacturing system invented by Shigeo Shingo and Taiichi Ohno in the 1950's. While “waste” has always been thought of as an undesirable by-product of most factory production systems, many have also considered this an inevitable “end-of-pipe” control expense on the corporate balance sheet. Henry Ford was one of the first to realize that waste also represents inefficient (and more costly) production processes. Although. | MINARS 27 2007-08 Guidelines for Water Quality Monitoring Central Pollution Control Board Parivesh Bhawan East Arjun Nagar Delhi-32 f T5PT ẽfté HTTcĩ JH HMd i ŨL nt HlvM- b 3IH1SỈ J. M. MAUSKAR IAS Chairman qqí HU TH htTeW Central Pollution Control Board A Govt of India Organisation Ministry of Environment Forests Phone 22304948 i 22307233 Foreword For drawing up and implementing any water quality management plan water quality monitoring is essential in identification of water bodies or their part s in need of restoration and also nature and magnitude of pollution control required. It also helps in prioritization of pollution control efforts and evaluating trends and effectiveness of such efforts. Since there arc a number of agencies involved in water quality monitoring in order to optimize and rationalize the monitoring programme it is important that all these agencies follow the same monitoring protocol. Water Quality Assessment Authority WQAA created under Environment Protection Act 1986 has notified a Protocol for Water Quality Monitoring . In order to effectively implement this Protocol water quality monitoring Guidelines are necessary. The present Document is an attempt to fulfill this need. The Document brings out major considerations to design waler quality monitoring network procedures for sampling laboratory analysis data storage data analysis presentation interpretation reporting and quality assurance. I hope this Document will be useful to all involved in water quality monitoring. . Mauskar Parivesh Bhawan . - cum-Office Complex. East Arjun Nagar. Delhi-110 032 Fax 22304948 22307078 email cpcb@ Website http Contents 1. Introduction 2. Water Quality 3. What is monitoring 4. Monitoring Strategy 5. Step-1 Setting Water Quality Monitoring objectives 6. Step-2 Assessment of Resources Availability 7. Step-3 Reconnaissance Survey 8. Step-4 Network Design 9. Step-5 Sampling 10. Step-6 Laboratory Work 11. Step-7 Data .

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