Official Industrial SWPPP Development – Level II

Learn the process of developing a stormwater pollution prevention plan for industrial applications. This is a very interactive course where you will be developing your SWPPP using a fillable template and step-by-step process.

NOTE: You should have a BASIC understanding of INDUSTRIAL stormwater or have completed the INDUSTRIAL Stormwater Inspector course before taking the SWPPP course. The Industrial stormwater Inspector course link is: Official Industrial Stormwater Inspector Certification

Industrial SWPPP Training Courses Online

An SWPPP is a written document that identifies industrial activities a facility operator will implement to prevent pollutants from making their way into the municipal drainage system. This includes any structural and non-structural control practices. The SWPPP also must include descriptions of other relevant information, such as the physical features of the facility and procedures for spill prevention, conducting inspections, and training employees.

The SWPPP is intended to be a “living” document, updated as necessary, such that when industrial activities or stormwater control practices are modified or replaced, the SWPPP is similarly revised to reflect these changes. In this course, you will learn four steps for developing a successful SWPPP:

Forming a pollution prevention team
Assessing potential stormwater pollution sources
Set Margin of Safety (MOS)
Selecting appropriate control measures
Developing procedures for required monitoring and maintenance

COURSE DETAILS

Industrial Personnel who take this course typically are members of the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Team and have responsibility for:

SWPPP documentation
Inspections (Routine, Visual, Annual)
Analytical Benchmark Monitoring
Selecting, recommending, and maintaining control measures

Your registration and successful completion of the course will include:

SWPPP Guide
PDF Fillable Template
Inspection Handbook
0.7 CEUs (Continuing Education Units)

SAVE $50.00

PER PERSON WHEN YOU ENROLL 2 OR MORE
PEOPLE FOR THE SAME COURSE