Industrial Stormwater Inspector recertification online Course
Need to renew your Industrial Stormwater Inspector Certification?
The Stormwater Training Center’s Industrial Stormwater Inspector Recertification Course makes it easy to renew your certification while refreshing the practical skills you need to identify stormwater problems, evaluate BMPs, document deficiencies, and help keep industrial facilities in compliance.
HERE’S HOW IT WORKS
- Click the Registration Button.
- Complete the Registration Page and Payment
- Within 90 minutes of Registration Completion, we will email you the course link.
- Complete the re-certification course at your own pace.
- When you pass the course quiz with a score of 70% or higher, we will email you your certificate. This re-certification is good for another 5 years.
LENGTH: The course takes only 3 hours total and is divided into short, easy-to-follow lessons that you can complete anytime, from anywhere, and at your own pace.
MODULES: Each module focuses on practical construction stormwater inspection topics and is followed by a quick quiz to reinforce key concepts and confirm your understanding of the material.
30 DAYS: Although the entire recertification course is about 3 hours, you will have access to the training program for 30 days after purchase.
100% Online and On-Demand
The Industrial Stormwater Inspector Recertification Course is delivered through pre-recorded online training modules that allow you to complete your training when it works for you.
If your facility is required to comply with industrial stormwater permit requirements, this training is designed for you.
What Will You Review?
Industrial Stormwater Regulations
Refresh your understanding of the regulatory foundation behind industrial stormwater compliance and the responsibility industrial facilities have to prevent pollutants from entering stormwater runoff and receiving waters.
Understanding the regulatory requirements helps inspectors recognize what matters during an inspection and why deficiencies need to be corrected.
Identifying Industrial Stormwater Pollution Sources
This recertification training helps sharpen your ability to identify conditions such as:
Outdoor material storage
Loading and unloading operations
Vehicle and equipment maintenance
Waste storage areas
Fueling areas
Chemical storage
Manufacturing and processing areas
Exposed industrial materials
Spills and leaks
Sediment and debris
Poor housekeeping
Unprotected storm drains
The sooner these conditions are identified, the sooner corrective action can be taken.
Better Inspections Require Better Documentation
Finding a problem is only the beginning.
Industrial Stormwater Inspectors must also clearly document what they observed, where they observed it, what corrective action is needed, and whether the problem was corrected.
The course emphasizes effective inspection documentation, including:
Clear inspection observations
Photographs
Locations
Dates
Identified deficiencies
Recommended corrective actions
Follow-up inspections
Documentation of completed repairs
Good documentation helps create a clear record of the inspection and the actions taken to address identified problems.
Corrective Actions and Follow-Up
An inspection should lead to action.
When deficiencies are identified, inspectors need to make sure the problem does not disappear into an inspection report and remain unresolved.
Participants will refresh their understanding of the importance of:
IDENTIFY → DOCUMENT → CORRECT → VERIFY
This simple process helps turn inspections into an effective stormwater compliance tool.
hen such industrial materials are exposed to the elements (rain, snow, sleet, freezing rain, or hail), they pose the risk of polluting stormwater runoff. This potentially contaminated stormwater may then enter storm sewer systems or flow over the ground and discharge into lakes, rivers, streams, and wetlands.
Federal regulations [40 CFR 122.26(b)(14)(i)-(xi)] require stormwater discharges associated with specific categories of industrial activity to be covered under National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits.
Industrial pollution can result in serious consequences. If you receive an industrial stormwater runoff violation notice from a regulator, the consequences can be severe. Fines can vary depending on the infraction and how often it happens. The EPA or your regulatory agency could give your company a simple warning or impose fines up to $50,000 (or more) PER DAY – PER INFRACTION. Our industrial course will show you what to look for to help your company stay compliant.
Who Should Take This Industrial Stormwater Recertification Course?
This course is designed for experienced professionals who need to renew their Industrial Stormwater Inspector Certification or refresh their industrial stormwater inspection knowledge.
The course is ideal for:
Industrial Stormwater Inspectors
Environmental Managers
EHS Managers
EHS Specialists
Environmental Compliance Managers
SWPPP Coordinators
Facility Managers
Plant Managers
Environmental Consultants
Engineers
Maintenance Supervisors
Employees responsible for stormwater inspections
We teach all the crucial elements that will fall under your duties as an inspector.
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