At Eco Turf, we recognize that knowledgeable, solutions-driven employees are the key to customer satisfaction. We are dedicated to hiring team members committed to grow and develop in their knowledge and support the active pursuit of educational opportunities and certifications. Having a diversified, educated staff allows us to provide a depth of service for our clients that is unequaled in the industry.
CESSWIs are being recognized throughout the United States as individuals who have demonstrated the proficiencies needed to provide nationally consistent inspections of erosion, sediment, and stormwater management practices for compliance with an approved site plan/Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), including compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
A CPESC is a recognized specialist in soil erosion and sediment control. CPESCs have educational training, demonstrated expertise, experience in controlling erosion and sedimentation, and meet certification standards.
The CPESC Approved Instructor designation, like the CPESC Program, is based on scholarly preparation, knowledge and experience. CPESC Approved Instructors are approved to present courses developed by the CPESC Council. Candidates requesting approval to teach these courses must meet rigorous requirements. Approved Instructors are listed on a registry and meet the standards defined for work experience, educational background, practical instructor/trainer experience, presentation quality/capability and must subscribe to the CPESC Code of Conduct and Ethics.
Inspect and investigate sources of pollution to protect the public and environment and ensure conformance with federal, state and local regulations and ordinances. The inspector has the legal authority to enter a facility or private property to conduct an inspection to determine compliance with NC environmental laws, rules and regulations.
Certificants have demonstrated an understanding of the function and proper installation of best management practices (BMPs) used by NCDOT to minimize or control erosion and sedimentation. They have also gained in-depth knowledge of soil erosion, vegetation establishment, and borrow pit dewatering procedures, as well as implementation of erosion/sediment control plans, requirements of various regulatory agencies, and consequences of permit violations.
Certificants have demonstrated knowledge of Best Management Practices (BMPs) in erosion and sediment control, along with knowledge of permit requirements. Erosion and Sediment Control Certification became a requirement for workers on NCDOT projects in 2007, and certificate holders must be recertified every three years.
Achieving certification as an NPDES Inspector requires in-depth training on permit compliance as the key to avoiding stormwater fines and penalties, and an understanding of the role of the municipal stormwater inspector who must ensure that all control measures are in place and functional.
The licensed contractor is primarily responsible for the supervision of an entire construction project. In the State of North Carolina, a contractor must go through rigorous testing to become a licensed contractor, as well as demonstrate financial and business management competency, and more.
A Stormwater BMP Inspector is knowledgeable of understands stormwater and how it affects water quality, stormwater management devices used in North Carolina and how they function, as well as the inspection and maintenance requirements of each stormwater practice.
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