Capacity building
Skills training built for the realities of sanitation work
A practical, safety-first curriculum for sanitation workers — every course completed strengthens a worker's digital passport and unlocks better-paying deployments.
Course catalog
What workers can train in
Short, focused courses — most run 3 days to 3 weeks — delivered by training partners on the platform.
Workplace Safety & PPE
Protective gear, hazard identification and safe work practices for daily duties.
2 weeks
Waste Segregation & Handling
Dry/wet waste separation, safe handling and disposal protocols.
1 week
Confined Space & Sewer Safety
Mechanized entry protocols and emergency response for high-risk sites — no manual scavenging.
3 weeks
Equipment Operation & Maintenance
Operating and maintaining cleaning machinery and tools safely.
2 weeks
Public Health & Hygiene Practices
Hygiene standards for public spaces and basic disease-prevention awareness.
1 week
Digital Literacy & the SwachhSewaks App
Using your digital passport, marking attendance and viewing your Swachh Score.
3 days
Communication & Public Interaction
Handling requests, complaints and everyday interactions at customer sites.
1 week
Illustrative curriculum — final course catalog is confirmed with each training partner.
Why it matters
Training maps directly to a worker's verification level
Employers can see, at a glance, exactly what a worker is trained and certified for — before deploying them to a site.
L0–L1
Registered
Identity confirmed, basic profile complete.
L2–L3
Foundation trained
Safety, hygiene and digital literacy courses complete.
L4–L5
Specialist verified
Intermediate/advanced courses and site-level sign-off complete.
For training academies
Bring your own curriculum onto the platform
Training partners can list courses, run batches, score assessments and issue QR-verifiable certificates straight to a worker's passport.
Ready to modernise your sanitation workforce?
Join municipalities, employers and NGOs already using SwachhSewaks to manage, train and protect India's sanitation heroes.