California CA Industrial Awareness Program

This course is designed to cover some of the key components necessary for an industrial facility to develop and maintain a robust stormwater program under the 2015 California Industrial General Permit (IGP).  This course also provides the following:

•   An introduction to the 2015 California Industrial General Permit (IGP), the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), and the timeline for compliance.
•   Industrial Best Management Practices (BMPs) from selection to implementation to maintenance of a BMP.
•   Inspection requirements of the 2015 Industrial General Permit (IGP), observations needed and BMP deficiencies.
•   Sampling requirements, planning, analysis, monitoring requirements, visual observations and water quality samples.
•   How a stormwater program and a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) is an iterative process and reporting requirements using the online SMARTS system.
•   Recordkeeping and reporting requirements for the monitoring program.
•   Training required, risks of non-compliance and the keys to compliance.

DISCLAIMER: This program has not yet been approved by the California Department of Water Resources Control Board.

• Owners/operators

• EHS Directors/Managers

• EHS specialists

• Plant Managers/Operators

• Regulatory Inspectors

• Environmental Consultants and Project Managers

• Industrial SWPPP Preparers/Inspectors

• BMP Maintenance Contractors

This course is designed to cover some of the key components necessary for an industrial facility to develop and maintain a robust stormwater program under the 2015 California Industrial General Permit (IGP).  

• Define the regulatory requirements for ongoing compliance under the California Industrial General Permit (IGP);
• Identify minimum and advanced BMPs, BMP goals, and maintenance needs for an Industrial Stormwater program;
• Plan for qualified storm events, and identify sampling requirements, Total Suspended Solids (TSS), pH, and oil and grease;
• Document BMP deficiencies and how the iterative process for BMP improvement works as a permit requirement;
• Conduct sampling observations, field pH analyses and evaluate inspection and sampling results for compliance with Numeric Action Levels (NALs) to improve;
• Record, track and log SWPPP updates as part of the recordkeeping requirements;

• 1.5 PDHs
• Embossed Wall Certificate
• Hardhat Decal
• Signed Congratulations Letter
• Stormwater ONE Logo for your Business Card and Website (Available on the Credential Validation Page)
• Resume Enhancer (Available on the Credential Validation Page)