Erosion Certification Courses
EM
2001 Erosion/Sediment Control Site Management
$240 8:00 a.m. -
4:30 p.m. Includes Written Exam
$215 Earlybird discount - register by
1 week in advance
This two-day course is designed for those who supervise, run,
or direct grading work, culvert replacement work, and bridge construction
work. This course will cover permit requirements, roles and responsibilities,
applicable specifications, how to use a SWPPP, and best management
practices to reduce or control erosion and sedimentation. Other
topics include soil erodibility, turf establishment techniques,
grading techniques to minimize erosion, timing of installations,
and proper installation of best management practices. Also covered
will be implementation of the erosion/sediment control plan, requirements
of various regulatory agencies, and consequences of permit violations.
This course is taught entirely in the classroom. (12 PDH)
Who should attend:
Agency: Personnel acting as project engineer, project supervisors,
and chief inspectors on grading projects, culvert replacement
projects, bridge construction projects, and projects near lakes
and streams. Standard provisions require a minimum of one certified
individual per project.
Contractor: Personnel (Superintendent/foreman) in charge of grading
activities, bridge and culvert activities over rivers and streams,
turf establishment/seeding contractor, utility contractors, bridge
construction personnel directing river pier construction, channel
work, approach embankment construction, riprap placement, and related
construction activities over rivers and streams. Grading and bridge
contractor personnel assigned to conduct NPDES sites inspections
and fill out NPDES weekly log. Standard provisions require a minimum
of one certified individual for each type of work, i.e. grading,
bridge construction, turf establishment, culvert replacement, and
utility construction.
See schedule for a list of dates and
locations for this course.
Contact us: 612-625-9733 or 800-646-2282
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