Swipps and Swamps: EPA's new SWPPP Regulations and Your Project's Stormwater Compliance Obligations (EGY661T)

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Learn about the EPA’s New SWPPP Requirements—Avoid Penalties, Delays and Derailment of Your Projects

Every 4 years, the EPA reviews and improves the requirements for runoff from large construction projects. The current 2012 Construction General Permit (CGP) is set to expire February 16, 2017, when 2017 CGP will go into effect.

But does your company understand what these changes will mean to your projects? These changes may increase the time, effort, and resources required to comply with storm water management obligations. These new regulations may also invite enforcement actions from regulatory agencies increasing your risks for debilitating enforcement issues and hefty fines.

Join Attorney Tamar Cerafici in an interactive discussion about the new regulations and how noncompliance can washout your project. You’ll learn the structure of the changes, cost of compliance, and the dangers to your project from non-compliance. 

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the new SWPPP requirements from an experienced environmental attorney. These changes will likely change the way you plan your next projects, and may even alter your approach on those you’ve already started. Learn the best ways to comply and plan in this fast-paced seminar!

Session Highlights:

• Learn how civil penalties can derail your project
• Understand new training requirements
• Breakdown of new changes provided in a PDF handout
• Planning for snow melt and other unusual runoff
• Building a compliant plan
• The impact of global warming on runoff potential
• History of the “general permit” and how stormwater became a “pollutant”
• How to identify gaps in your prevention and management plans
• Best Management Practices
• What happens when you don’t have a plan
• Training requirements

Who Should Attend

• Construction site supervisors
• State and local regulators
• Environmental consultants and attorneys
• Office Managers
• Estimator/Project Manager
• Engineers
• President/Vice President
• Administrative managers
• Environmental Specialist
• Site Department Manager
• CFO
• Hydrogeologist
• Construction Manager
• Environmental Scientist
• Environmental Compliance professionals