Ground Control: Storm Water Pollution Prevention for Construction Sites

There can be serious impacts on the environment if storm water runoff pollutes waterways with waste from a construction site. Therefore, construction sites need to have a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan to help mitigate runoff. This video explains how to prevent storm water runoff from polluting streams and rivers at construction sites.

This training gives examples of the Best Management Practices (BMPs) to control the various pollutants at a construction site. Viewers learn about the importance of following correct storm water pollution procedures at construction sites. The course demonstrates erosion prevention, sediment control, and materials and waste management BMPs specific to a construction site.

Educate workers on the proper procedures to follow to prevent construction site water pollution, comply with storm water regulations, and maintain an environmentally-friendly jobsite.

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All construction employees

• Introduction
• The Regulations
• The Best Management Practices
• The Erosion Prevention BMP’s
• The Sediment Control BMP’s
• The Materials & Waste Management BMP’s
• The Jobsite
• Summary

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