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California CA Industrial Awareness Program

California Industrial Stormwater Awareness Program Overview

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 California Industrial General Permit (IGP).  This course also provides the following:

  •   An introduction to the 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 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.

Intended Audience

  • Owners/operators

  • EHS Directors/Managers

  • EHS specialists

  • Plant Managers/Operators

  • Regulatory Inspectors

  • Environmental Consultants and Project Managers

  • Industrial SWPPP Preparers/Inspectors

  • BMP Maintenance Contractors

Curriculum: California General Industrial Stormwater Awareness

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).  

Learning Objectives

  • 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;

At the Completion of This Program You Will Receive



Each year 1.2 trillion gallons of untreated sewage, stormwater, and industrial waste are dumped into U.S. water.


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