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Stormwater Monitoring Services
- Requirements of the new Industrial General Permit indicate that businesses within a specific set of industrial SIC codes must attain compliance with California Stormwater Permit monitoring requirements.
- ROI Safety Services works with industrial companies, providing the services necessary to comply with the State Water Board in a cost-effective manner.
- We create simple Monitoring Plans with all required Monthly Storm Water Observation Forms and Quarterly Non-Storm Water Observation Forms.
- We will train your Pollution Prevention Team or your entire team in BMP implementation, as well as proper sampling and record keeping methods.
- We will provide rain alerts to your company via email, as notification for pending storm events, for the purpose of proper preparation on your part.
- Monitoring services like these are offered at a flat rate with no hidden fees, and have been proven to increase compliance, reduce pollutant and exceedance levels.
- You will find these monitoring services to be a highly cost-effective, and convenient method of maintaining compliance, reducing risks, and increasing peace of mind.
No Exposure Certification (NEC)
Industrial facilities that are able to show that all industrial activities, materials, and wastes do not have exposure to storm water can apply for an NEC (No Exposure Certification). This certification requires the discharger to submit facility diagrams, perform an annual inspection, and certify that non-exposure conditions are maintained. A permit fee costing $200 will be required upon application. Also important to note, is that Facilities previously considered as “light industry” under the previous IGP, may now qualify for No Exposure Certification.
Level 1 or 2 ERA and QISP
Upon entering Level 1 status, the facility must perform an Exceedance Response Action (ERA) Evaluation and must file a Level 1 ERA Report with the Water Board, via the Storm Water Multiple Application & Report Tracking System (SMARTS) database. The facility evaluation is required to be conducted by October 1st of the storm water year following the reporting year during which the NAL exceedance occurred.
