5 Things You Need from Your Weather Service Introduction For obvious reasons, stormwater regulations have a lot to do with precipitation in its various forms. In our experience, it’s also where people struggle the most with their compliance efforts. There are a variety of methods and tools out there to gather and sort your weather […]
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Words From a Female Stormwater Inspector In honor of Women’s History Month, I wanted to learn about the experiences of women in the stormwater industry, so I interviewed a female inspector at a stormwater inspection consulting company in Utah. I was interested in exploring her personal story to see if it reflected statistics I had
SWPPP Map – Does it Reflect Current Site Conditions? Carrying on with our theme of SWPPP maps and their importance, let’s talk about the most important question to ask yourself each time you look at the SWPPP map. Does it reflect current site conditions? If the answer to this question is no, you aren’t using
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Does your Construction Project Pass the Stormwater “Eyeball Test”? No construction company wants to receive a fine or stop work order because their site is out of compliance. Often, additional scrutiny on construction sites comes because of what a passing citizen or regulatory official sees. By making sure your project passes the “eyeball test” of
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Women in Construction: Challenges and Improvements Have you ever wondered why there are so few women in the construction industry? There are a few blaring issues that keep women away from the jobsite though they are just as capable of excelling at those jobs. Construction may be behind in some ways regarding women in the
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The South Carolina Construction General Permit (CGP) went into effect on January 1st, 2013 and was set to expire on December 31st, 2017. However, a new permit has not yet been signed into effect, so the 2013 permit continues in effect until a new one is signed. A 2019 proposal was submitted, but has not
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