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UNIT 1
Module 3
Next Step
• Monitoring and Inspection of construction site
– Understanding the approved plan, SWPPP requirements.
– Performing Inspections
– Making necessary corrections in a timely manner.
• Monitoring Subcontractor work areas for SWPPP
compliance.
Monitoring and Inspection
Requirements
• Inspection to be documented by certified on-site representative
as listed on NOC.
– Responsible person can change throughout construction
– MSD must be notified
• On-site representative is responsible for installation &
maintenance of all BMP’s until Site Disturbance Permit (SDP) is
released.
• Inspection forms, permits, & EPSC plans must remain onsite until
SDP is released.
Monitoring and Inspection
Requirements
Step 1: Do the Homework
• Review the Project Plans
– Review the Plans in the context of storm water pollution control.
Remembering, this is a “Prevention Plan”, not a “Reaction Plan”
– Visualize storm water run-on and runoff flow patterns when reviewing
the plans. Review the general layout and existing drainage courses.
Identify potential problem areas where storm water may run onto the
site or discharge off site.
– Highlight all BMP’s shown for clarity
• Review the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
– Become familiar with BMP requirements.
– Ensure all subcontractors understand their responsibilities onsite.
Monitoring and Inspection
Requirements
Step 2: Monitor and Inspect Site
• Inspection frequency
– every 7 days and within 24-hours after each rainfall event that
produces ½-inch or more of precipitation.
• Inspection Tools Needed
– Approved Plans, SWPPP, & Inspection Form
Monitoring and Inspection
Requirements
Step 2: Monitor and Inspect Site (continued)
• Performing Inspection
• Start inspection at the lowest point, or the area with the highest potential
for discharge.
• Walk entire site, including the perimeter, especially where there is potential
for run-on or run-off.
• Inspect each BMP, evaluate, & mark results on inspection report.
– Is the BMP installed correctly per the standard details or the SWPPP?
– Does the BMP require maintenance as spelled out on the SWPPP?
– Will sediment be contained during a rain event?
• Look for changes in construction or site conditions that may require an
amendment to the SWPPP.
Monitoring and Inspection
Requirements
Step 2: Monitor and Inspect Site (continued)
• Inspect the subcontractor’s work area to ensure
SWPPP compliance.
• Plans, inspection reports, & SWPPP must match at all
times during active permit.
• Follow-up to ensure all non compliance issues are
addressed within 48hrs unless directed by MSD.
Stormwater Construction Site Inspection Report
Note:
 The General Information section (page 1) of this report is to be filled out for all construction site inspection
activities.
 All pages of this inspection report along with Site Disturbance Permit, Notice of Construction, EPSC Plans,
and Notice of Intent (if applicable) must remain on site during construction activities and made available to
the MSD inspector upon request.
 Page 2 of this report is to be used for each inspection. Each BMP shown on the Erosion Prevention & Sediment
Control Plan must be inspected and noted by the EPSC Certified Inspector every 7 calendar days & within 24
hours of a half inch or greater storm event.
 All repairs and maintenance should be completed within 48 hours from the date of inspection.
 Any BMP deletions from the approved plan must be redlined and approved by MSD Development Team.
 Adding to or extending an approved BMP must be marked on plan and shown to MSD Inspector.
 This form & MSD Rain gauge information may be downloaded from MSD’s website at www.msdlouky.org
 Refer to the “Site Inspection Guidelines” form located on MSD’s website at www.msdlouky.org for guidance
on inspecting specific BMP’s.
 Number the structural and non-structural BMP’s identified in your Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
(EPSC Plan), and list them below. Carry a copy of this report and plans with you during your inspections to
ensure that you are inspecting all required BMP’s on your site
General Information
Project Name _________________________________________________________________
Project Start Date __________________ Site Disturbance Permit No. _____________
Date of Preconstruction Meeting? ______________
Note: A Pre construction meeting is highly recommended to ensure all parties involved in the construction phasing, installation, and/or
maintenance of Erosion Prevention & Sediment Control BMP’s, etc., can be followed in the manner described on the approved plans.
Who attended? (Check all that apply) Owner Contractor MSD Inspector MSD Plan Reviewer
Were changes made to EPSC Plan? Yes No
Inspection Report
Stormwater Construction Site Inspection Report
Project Name: _______________________________ Date of Inspection: ____________ Inspected By: _________________________
EPSC Certification #: __________________ Expiration Date: _________________ Mobile #: ____________________________
Type of Inspection: Weekly Post-storm event (greater than 0.5 inches in 24hr. period)
Date of storm event _____________ Amount of Rain ________ Inches Stage of Construction (% complete) __________%
BMP # & Description
(List all BMP’s on plan)
BMP
Installed &
Operating
properly?
Corrective Action Needed?
(If No is checked, specify action needed in space
provided)
Date of corrective
action/responsible
person
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Comments:__________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Construction Entrance
Reinforced Silt Fence #1
Reinforced Silt Fence #9
Reinforced Silt Fence #13
Inlet Protection –Line 6
Inlet Protection –Line 6-1
Reinforced Silt Fence #14
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Remove sediment and repair Today/ bes
Remove sediment
Today/ bes
BMP not installed per detail Today/ bes
EPSC Module 3 Unit 1
Rainfall Monitoring
www.msdlouky.org
Rainfall Monitoring
www.msdlouky.org
Onsite Rainfall Monitoring
• Placed out in open, accessible area
• Read, record and empty on daily basis.
• Document rainfall amounts on inspection report.
Being Proactive:
Assess Site Prior to Storm Events
• BMP’s may be damaged and require reinstallation.
• BMP’s may need to be cleaned of sediment to handle
next rain event.
• Additional BMP’s may be required for current
conditions.
Adjustment of the SWPPP
• An effective SWPPP should be modified as site construction
progresses.
• SWPPP, Inspection Report, and Field BMP’s must match each
other at all times until permit is released.
• BMP’s added or extended on a site, must be installed correctly,
marked on SWPPP, added to the Inspection Report, and
maintained until SDP is released and does not need MSD
approval.
• Selecting a different BMP other than specified on SWPPP must
be approved by MSD prior to installation.

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EPSC Module 3 Unit 1

  • 2. Next Step • Monitoring and Inspection of construction site – Understanding the approved plan, SWPPP requirements. – Performing Inspections – Making necessary corrections in a timely manner. • Monitoring Subcontractor work areas for SWPPP compliance.
  • 3. Monitoring and Inspection Requirements • Inspection to be documented by certified on-site representative as listed on NOC. – Responsible person can change throughout construction – MSD must be notified • On-site representative is responsible for installation & maintenance of all BMP’s until Site Disturbance Permit (SDP) is released. • Inspection forms, permits, & EPSC plans must remain onsite until SDP is released.
  • 4. Monitoring and Inspection Requirements Step 1: Do the Homework • Review the Project Plans – Review the Plans in the context of storm water pollution control. Remembering, this is a “Prevention Plan”, not a “Reaction Plan” – Visualize storm water run-on and runoff flow patterns when reviewing the plans. Review the general layout and existing drainage courses. Identify potential problem areas where storm water may run onto the site or discharge off site. – Highlight all BMP’s shown for clarity • Review the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan – Become familiar with BMP requirements. – Ensure all subcontractors understand their responsibilities onsite.
  • 5. Monitoring and Inspection Requirements Step 2: Monitor and Inspect Site • Inspection frequency – every 7 days and within 24-hours after each rainfall event that produces ½-inch or more of precipitation. • Inspection Tools Needed – Approved Plans, SWPPP, & Inspection Form
  • 6. Monitoring and Inspection Requirements Step 2: Monitor and Inspect Site (continued) • Performing Inspection • Start inspection at the lowest point, or the area with the highest potential for discharge. • Walk entire site, including the perimeter, especially where there is potential for run-on or run-off. • Inspect each BMP, evaluate, & mark results on inspection report. – Is the BMP installed correctly per the standard details or the SWPPP? – Does the BMP require maintenance as spelled out on the SWPPP? – Will sediment be contained during a rain event? • Look for changes in construction or site conditions that may require an amendment to the SWPPP.
  • 7. Monitoring and Inspection Requirements Step 2: Monitor and Inspect Site (continued) • Inspect the subcontractor’s work area to ensure SWPPP compliance. • Plans, inspection reports, & SWPPP must match at all times during active permit. • Follow-up to ensure all non compliance issues are addressed within 48hrs unless directed by MSD.
  • 8. Stormwater Construction Site Inspection Report Note:  The General Information section (page 1) of this report is to be filled out for all construction site inspection activities.  All pages of this inspection report along with Site Disturbance Permit, Notice of Construction, EPSC Plans, and Notice of Intent (if applicable) must remain on site during construction activities and made available to the MSD inspector upon request.  Page 2 of this report is to be used for each inspection. Each BMP shown on the Erosion Prevention & Sediment Control Plan must be inspected and noted by the EPSC Certified Inspector every 7 calendar days & within 24 hours of a half inch or greater storm event.  All repairs and maintenance should be completed within 48 hours from the date of inspection.  Any BMP deletions from the approved plan must be redlined and approved by MSD Development Team.  Adding to or extending an approved BMP must be marked on plan and shown to MSD Inspector.  This form & MSD Rain gauge information may be downloaded from MSD’s website at www.msdlouky.org  Refer to the “Site Inspection Guidelines” form located on MSD’s website at www.msdlouky.org for guidance on inspecting specific BMP’s.  Number the structural and non-structural BMP’s identified in your Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (EPSC Plan), and list them below. Carry a copy of this report and plans with you during your inspections to ensure that you are inspecting all required BMP’s on your site General Information Project Name _________________________________________________________________ Project Start Date __________________ Site Disturbance Permit No. _____________ Date of Preconstruction Meeting? ______________ Note: A Pre construction meeting is highly recommended to ensure all parties involved in the construction phasing, installation, and/or maintenance of Erosion Prevention & Sediment Control BMP’s, etc., can be followed in the manner described on the approved plans. Who attended? (Check all that apply) Owner Contractor MSD Inspector MSD Plan Reviewer Were changes made to EPSC Plan? Yes No Inspection Report
  • 9. Stormwater Construction Site Inspection Report Project Name: _______________________________ Date of Inspection: ____________ Inspected By: _________________________ EPSC Certification #: __________________ Expiration Date: _________________ Mobile #: ____________________________ Type of Inspection: Weekly Post-storm event (greater than 0.5 inches in 24hr. period) Date of storm event _____________ Amount of Rain ________ Inches Stage of Construction (% complete) __________% BMP # & Description (List all BMP’s on plan) BMP Installed & Operating properly? Corrective Action Needed? (If No is checked, specify action needed in space provided) Date of corrective action/responsible person Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Comments:__________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Construction Entrance Reinforced Silt Fence #1 Reinforced Silt Fence #9 Reinforced Silt Fence #13 Inlet Protection –Line 6 Inlet Protection –Line 6-1 Reinforced Silt Fence #14 X X X X X X X Remove sediment and repair Today/ bes Remove sediment Today/ bes BMP not installed per detail Today/ bes
  • 13. Onsite Rainfall Monitoring • Placed out in open, accessible area • Read, record and empty on daily basis. • Document rainfall amounts on inspection report.
  • 14. Being Proactive: Assess Site Prior to Storm Events • BMP’s may be damaged and require reinstallation. • BMP’s may need to be cleaned of sediment to handle next rain event. • Additional BMP’s may be required for current conditions.
  • 15. Adjustment of the SWPPP • An effective SWPPP should be modified as site construction progresses. • SWPPP, Inspection Report, and Field BMP’s must match each other at all times until permit is released. • BMP’s added or extended on a site, must be installed correctly, marked on SWPPP, added to the Inspection Report, and maintained until SDP is released and does not need MSD approval. • Selecting a different BMP other than specified on SWPPP must be approved by MSD prior to installation.