Nevada Sediment Control Course

Sediment controls are devices or products which slow or pond the overland flow to dissipate water energy so that sediment will fall or settle out.  While the final stabilization aims at reducing the erosion across the site, this important step doesn’t usually occur until the last 10-25% of the project. Therefore, sediment control is the largest single control measure aimed at preventing the discharge of loose sediment from the site until erosion controls and final stabilization can be achieved.

This course is specifically designed for stormwater management and covers proper installation and placement of silt fence; check dams; wattles; inlet protection; pond types; outlet structures; flocculants; dewatering; and turbidity barriers as they relate to stormwater regulations.

Training That Sticks - StormwaterONE

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Program Price: $924.00

Program Length:

16.5 Hours

PDH:

16.5

Certificate Length:

2-Years

Credits:

1.65