KCI

Stormwater compliance field inspectors need the right tools to take great care of their clients. Their work is fast-paced, detailed, and highly regulated, and having the proper tools makes all the difference. The right gear helps inspectors stay accurate, safe, efficient, and gives clients confidence that the job is being done right.

A fundamental part of a stormwater consultant’s job is to make sure that inlets are being checked for any pollutants or potential impacts. A yard drain is one that can easily be missed. It is important that the inspector check the entire site and notate it on their site map to make sure these areas are inspected!

Stormwater Basins and Impervious Surfaces

Stormwater control during construction really comes down to one key issue: impervious surfaces. As soon as you start adding concrete, asphalt, or even heavily compacted soil, water can no longer soak into the ground. That means more runoff, faster flow, and a lot more sediment moving across the site. To keep things simple, temporary controls are used during construction, and permanent systems are what remain after the job is done....

Stormwater Basins and Impervious Surfaces | Climate and Weather, Construction, Environmental Compliance, Erosion, Go Green, Industrial SWPPP, Jobs, Land Development, News, NPDES, Preventive Services, stormwater, Stormwater Management, SWPPP,... Stormwater control during construction really comes down to one key issue: impervious surfaces. As soon as you start adding concrete, asphalt, or even