At PMS Dental College, we are deeply committed to environmental sustainability and public health. Our institution has established a comprehensive waste management infrastructure to ensure that all forms of waste—biological, chemical, and electronic—are processed responsibly and efficiently in accordance with national safety standards and green protocols.
The Sewage Treatment Plant treats domestic wastewater from the campus, ensuring that only clean, treated water is discharged. The treated water is partly reused for landscaping and non-potable applications, supporting our campus-wide water conservation initiatives.
The Effluent Treatment Plant ensures that all wastewater generated from laboratories and clinical areas is treated before being released. The ETP operates on a stringent monitoring system to maintain discharge quality within permissible limits, protecting both ground and surface water sources.
Our on-campus biogas plant converts organic kitchen and biodegradable waste into usable cooking gas. This not only reduces the burden on landfills but also supports energy reuse in our institution. It exemplifies our efforts in promoting renewable energy and reducing our carbon footprint.
Our incinerator is a high-efficiency unit used for disposing of biomedical waste generated from clinics and laboratories. It operates under regulated temperature conditions to ensure complete combustion and minimal air pollution. Regular maintenance and compliance audits are conducted to uphold safety and environmental standard.
In collaboration with authorized e-waste recyclers, PMS Dental College has a structured system for the safe disposal of electronic waste, including obsolete computers, dental equipment, and other digital devices. Proper segregation and periodic pickups are carried out to ensure responsible recycling and data security.
Through these integrated systems, PMS Dental College takes a proactive stance in environmental stewardship, aligning with the principles of Clean Campus – Green Campus. We continuously strive to upgrade our facilities to meet evolving environmental and regulatory demands, ensuring a safe, clean, and sustainable environment for our students, staff, and community.