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SUMMARY:LIVE ICCSPPI Training in Marion
DESCRIPTION:The Iowa Certified Construction Site Pollution Prevention Inspector (ICCSPPI) training is an affordable\, efficient certification opportunity for construction site inspectors who are responsible for weekly construction site or quarterly MS-4 inspections. \nProgram Topics:\n• Erosion process\, soils and basic hydrology\n• General Permit #2 regulatory requirements\n• On-site required documents\n• Best management practices for erosion\, sediment\, velocity control\, and good housekeeping\n• Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPPs)\n• Site inspection procedures\n• Issues an inspector may face \nCertification Process:\nAttend ICCSPPI training\, pass the written exam and sign the Code of Ethics to become certified. Those that are certified are recognized statewide for their credentials to conduct pollution prevention inspections at construction sites. Your name will also be added to the Certified ICCSPPI database located at IowaStormwater.org.\n \nRecertification Process:\nThe recertification process is easy\, attend the first half of an ICCSPPI training event every 3 years to remain in good standing with the ICCSPPI Program (No exam). \nREGISTER HERE \nFLYER HERE
URL:https://iowastormwater.org/event/live-iccsppi-training-in-marion/
LOCATION:Lowe Park Arts & Environment Center\, 4500 10th St\, Marion\, IA\, 52302\, United States
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SUMMARY:ISALT Marion 11-17-22
DESCRIPTION:November 17\, 2022 – 8:00am-Noon\nLowe Park Arts & Environment Center\n4500 10th St\nMarion\, IA 52302 \nRegistration FREE thanks to a sponsorship from the City of Marion! \n  \nRegulations\, Environmental Impacts\, & Contracts\nCities with regulated stormwater programs in Iowa are required to prevent contaminants from entering waterways. Learn about the impacts of salt and recommendations aimed at reducing stormwater pollution. Get recommendations for crafting contracts that meet deicing objectives and client needs for safe conditions. \nHow Salt and Deicers Work\nPavement temperatures\, weather\, and the chemical makeup of various commercial salts and deicer liquids play a role in the success of using salt for deicing. A quick lesson on the basics of salt can go a long way in knowing when and how much salt to apply. \nDry and Liquid Salt Storage and Handling\nTraining experts will teach applicators about best management practices for storing and transfer of salt and liquid deicers such as secondary containment and recommended loading/unloading procedures. \nEquipment\, Calibration\, and Application Rates\nFrom augers to hand spreaders\, the equipment for salt application is diverse. Learn how to properly calibrate using various tools and learn the rates at which salt should be applied to avoid over-salting\, which can generate polluted stormwater runoff. \nWeather and Monitoring Pavement Temperatures\nResources are available to track weather conditions and monitor pavement temperatures. \nREGISTER HERE \nFLYER
URL:https://iowastormwater.org/event/isalt-marion-11-17-22/
LOCATION:Lowe Park Arts & Environment Center\, 4500 10th St\, Marion\, IA\, 52302\, United States
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