Stormwater Workshops
Upcoming Stormwater INspection and Maintenance workshops
SCM Inspection & Maintenance Certification
SCMs must have annual, and sometimes more frequent, inspection and maintenance to perform as intended. Maintenance includes hydrologic and water quality function, landscape functions, and consideration of impacts on human health and safety. Many communities across North Carolina are now requiring annual inspection, and if called for, maintenance of SCMs.
Attendees will become certified in SCM Inspection & Maintenance. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
SCM Inspection & Maintenance Certification
SCMs must have annual, and sometimes more frequent, inspection and maintenance to perform as intended. Maintenance includes hydrologic and water quality function, landscape functions, and consideration of impacts on human health and safety. Many communities across North Carolina are now requiring annual inspection, and if called for, maintenance of SCMs.
Attendees will become certified in SCM Inspection & Maintenance. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
SCM Inspection & Maintenance Certification
SCMs must have annual, and sometimes more frequent, inspection and maintenance to perform as intended. Maintenance includes hydrologic and water quality function, landscape functions, and consideration of impacts on human health and safety. Many communities across North Carolina are now requiring annual inspection, and if called for, maintenance of SCMs.
Attendees will become certified in SCM Inspection & Maintenance. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
SCM Inspection & Maintenance Update (Recertification)
This workshop is offered in person in Wilson, NC as well as virtually via Zoom.
The Stormwater SCM Inspection & Maintenance Update (Recertification) workshop is intended to allow certified stormwater inspection and maintenance professionals to maintain their certification with an update on the changes to regulations, maintenance requirements, inspection criteria, as well as new technologies available in the past three years. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Upcoming Stormwater design workshops
Minimum Design Criteria (MDC) for Stormwater Design
The state of North Carolina has redone design standards for every single stormwater control measure (SCM), aka Best Management Practice (BMP). The changes are based upon an NCDEQ-led work team consisting of researchers, local municipalities, and consultants to develop Minimum Design Criteria (MDCs) and establish pollutant removal credits for SCMs in North Carolina. Faculty from NC State along with NCDEQ personnel have teamed up to provide this workshop. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Regenerative Stormwater Conveyance (RSC) Webinar
Regenerative Stormwater Conveyance (RSC) is an “up and coming” Stormwater Control Measure (SCM) that has been installed, albeit sparingly, across North Carolina. Please join NC State and NCDEQ personnel as we discuss what RSC’s are and how exactly they function among various design iterations. From NC State monitoring of several RSC’s and by synthesizing out-of-state design standards, an up-to-date, North Carolina-centric RSC design standard has been proposed for NC. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Stormwater Nitrogen and Phosphorus (SNAP) Tool Webinar
This workshop will provide fundamental background information on the NC DEQ Stormwater Nitrogen and Phosphorus (SNAP) Version 4.2 tool. Attendees will learn how to use the tool to design stormwater control measures (SCMs) to meet nutrient regulations, estimate nutrient runoff from sites with and without SCMs, evaluate the development of stormwater treatment alternatives. Demonstrations of the model will be given, and attendees will also participate in hands-on design exercises. It is strongly encouraged that attendees use an excel-friendly laptop for the workshop. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Minimum Design Criteria (MDC) for Stormwater Design
The state of North Carolina has redone design standards for every single stormwater control measure (SCM), aka Best Management Practice (BMP). The changes are based upon an NCDEQ-led work team consisting of researchers, local municipalities, and consultants to develop Minimum Design Criteria (MDCs) and establish pollutant removal credits for SCMs in North Carolina. Faculty from NC State along with NCDEQ personnel have teamed up to provide this workshop. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
