SWPPP Radio is a presentation of WGR Southwest, Inc., and is designed to provide another form of free high-quality storm water training, featuring informative studio interviews and in-the-field discussions with industry experts. Listen to our programs below, and be sure to keep an eye out for future broadcasts!
QSP inspections can be challenging. You'll need to navigate all sorts of different personalities and tricky situations, and provide an honest assessment of a project's compliance. As with everything else, it's something that gets easier the more you do it - and in today's podcast, you're going to hear from two seasoned QSP inspectors and find out some tricks that they have learned through their experiences.
This is Part 2 of a two-part series on the proposed amendments to California's Industrial General Permit. Listen as Andrew Teravskis, Laurel Warddrip, and Shuka Rastegarpour discuss the proposed "Compliance Options" in Attachment I - and find out what the State Water Board means by "incentivizing storm water capture."
The State Water Board recently released a list of proposed amendments to California's Industrial General Permit. We sent Andrew Teravskis up to Sacramento to talk with Laurel Warddrip and Shuka Rastegarpour about the proposed amendments. In this first part of a two-part series, listen as Laurel, Shuka, and Andrew talk about the proposed TMDL, TNAL, and NEL requirements.
The July 2017 edition of The Rain Events is all about copper. Copper is one of the oldest metals used by mankind, and a notorious storm water pollutant. In this SWPPP Radio podcast, we sat down with Aaron Ortiz to talk about when copper should be considered an industrial storm water pollutant, and when it should not.