Training

The National Stormwater Center

The National Stormwater Center, part of the J. P. Whitescarver Foundation has provided training and certifications for over 20 years. We pride ourselves with having the highest quality instructors and instruction available.

We are excited that ComplianceGo has endorsed our organization, as they want to refer you to the best in training resources. Whether you need on-site training for your company, online training, or go at your own pace training, The National Stormwater Center can offer solutions to meet your training needs.

The National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permits require that “Qualified Personnel” conduct stormwater inspections. The National Stormwater Center certifies graduates to function as Qualified Personnel:

Knowledge of the principles and practice of erosion and sediment control and pollution prevention;
Ability to assess conditions at the construction site that could impact stormwater quality; and
Capacity to assess the effectiveness of any stormwater controls selected and installed, and the ability of such controls to meet the permit’s requirements.

This certification indicates that the services our graduates conduct are being performed by professionals who have met the established standards of knowledge, experience, and competence required in the field of stormwater inspections.

CERTIFICATIONS:

Certified Stormwater Inspectors

-Municipal

-Industrial

-Construction

SWPPP/SWMP Development

-Municipal

-Industrial

-Construction

Erosion & Sediment Controls

To see more course listings and certifications offered, go to www.npdes.com

The State of West Virginia does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater Inspections.

West Virginia does provide two sample forms that may be used. One can be found on the stormwater website and the other is found near the end of the WV SWPPP Template.

The State of Wisconsin requires that a specific form be used for Construction Stormwater Site Inspections.

Wisconsin also provides a form for documenting Corrective Action photos.

The State of Wyoming does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and they do not provide a template.

The EPA templates can be found by clicking the button below:

The State of Washington does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater Inspections.

Washington does provide a sample SWPPP Inspection Checklist in their stormwater monitoring guide for construction sites.

The State of New Jersey does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and they do not provide a template.

The EPA templates can be found by clicking the button below:

The State of Nevada does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and they do not provide a template.

The EPA templates can be found by clicking the button below:

The City of Las Vegas does provide a template in their SWPPP checklist.

The State of New Hampshire does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and they do not provide a template.

The EPA templates can be found by clicking the button below:

The New Hampshire DOT does provide an example form in their SWPPP template.

The State of Nebraska does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and they do not provide a template.

The EPA templates can be found by clicking the button below:

The State of Montana does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections.

Montana does provide an inspection form template.

The State of Missouri does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections.

Missouri does provide a sample inspection log within their SWPPP template.

The State of Mississippi does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections.

Mississippi does provide a couple of form templates that can be used.

The State of Minnesota does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater Inspections.

Minnesota does provide an example form template for use.

The State of Michigan does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections.

They do, however, provide a template that can be used for inspections. The template can be found in the Michigan SESC Manual.

The Michigan DOT also provides a template for stormwater inspections on their projects.

The State of Massachusetts stormwater program is overseen by the EPA.

The EPA does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater Inspections, but they do provide templates.

The EPA templates can be found by clicking the button below:

The State of Maryland does require a specific form for use in Construction Stormwater Inspections.

The State of Maine does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and they do not provide a template.

The EPA templates can be found by clicking the button below:

The State of Louisiana does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and they do not provide a template.

The EPA templates can be found by clicking the button below:

Kentucky does not require a specific form for stormwater inspections and does not provide a template.

The Kentucky DOT does provide a template that can be used. It is on page 35 of their BMP manual:

The EPA templates can be found by clicking the button below:

The State of Kansas does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and they do not provide a template.

The Kansas Department of Transportation does require a specific form be used. It can be found at the link below:

The EPA templates can be found by clicking the button below:

The State of Illinois does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and they do not provide a template.

The EPA templates can be found by clicking the button below:

The State of Idaho does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and they do not provide a template.

The EPA templates can be found by clicking the button below:

The State of Hawaii does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and they do not provide a template.

The Hawaii Department of Transportation does provide a template for a Final Construction Site Inspection Checklist.

The City of Honolulu also provides a Small Projects Inspection Checklist.

The State of Florida does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections, but they do provide a sample form within their sample Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan.

The Florida Department of Transportation does require that a specific form be used for all FDOT construction projects.

The State of Georgia does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and does not provide a sample form.

You can find the inspection report requirements in the Georgia Construction General Permits.

The State of Delaware does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and does not provide a sample form.

You can find the inspection report requirements in the Delaware Construction General Permit.

The State of Connecticut does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and does not provide a sample form.

You can find the inspection requirements for Connecticut in the Construction General Permit, dated 12/30/2020.

The State of Alaska does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater Inspections and does not provide a sample form.

You can find the inspection report requirements for Alaska in the CGP, dated 02/01/2021.

The State of Colorado does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections, but they have provided a sample form that may be required by certain municipalities.

The Colorado Department of Transportation (CODOT) has a required form that must be used on all CODOT Construction projects.

The State of California does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater inspections and does not provide a sample form.

The California Department of Transportation (CALTRANS) DOES require a specific form be used for Stormwater Inspections on CALTRANS construction projects.

The State of Arizona does not require a specific form for Construction Stormwater Inspections.

Arizona has provided a sample inspection form (in three parts) on the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality website.

The State of Alabama does not require a specific form for use in Construction SWPPP Inspections. The requirements for inspection reports can be found in the Construction General Permit, dated April 1, 2021.

The Alabama Department of Environmental Management does provide a sample template that can be used for all Construction Stormwater inspections.
Download the Alabama Construction Stormwater Inspection Sample Template here.