Sometimes, pollution is already present in the water system, so efforts are needed to reduce the pollutants already present in the system and prevent pollution in the water system in the future. ITS not only protects local water resources and ecosystems by implementing proper wastewater treatment procedures, but it also contributes to a cleaner and safer surrounding area. Wastewater management at ITS operates through the installation of Anaerobic Baffled Reactor (ABR) Wastewater Treatment Plants (IPAL) or simple WWTPs utilizing grease traps and settling ponds scattered all over ITS locations.
If not correctly managed, hazardous water, which includes effluent from industrial operations, chemicals, and contaminants, causes serious concerns. Effective hazardous water management requires implementing adequate containment, treatment, and disposal strategies to prevent hazardous substances from contaminating the environment. ITS has hazardous waste treatment strategies applied to prevent water system pollution. ITS Hazardous and Toxic Waste (B3) report which 50-75% is handled separately by grouping, collecting and submitting B3 originating from the Department of Chemical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Chemistry, Materials, Biology, Machinery and Laboratories.