BMPs
To prevent the storm water runoff to pick pollutants like chemicals, oils and sediments, Integra Environmental uses storm water controls known as best management practices (BMPs).
Integra Environmental assists owners and operators of industrial facilities comply with the NPDES permitting process. To comply with the NPDES permitting process, Integra Environmental has become familiar with the requirements including the NPDES storm water program.
Regulatory Context
The Clean Water Act (CWA) prohibits a point source from discharging any pollutant to waters of the United States unless authorized by a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit.
EPA authorizes states, tribes and territorial governments to administer, permit and enforce NPDES; permits license facilities to discharge specified pollutant amounts under conditions as individual, group or general permits.
To prevent the storm water runoff to pick pollutants like chemicals, oils and sediments, Integra Environmental uses storm water controls known as best management practices (BMPs).
Depending on the type of industry activity, a sampling and laboratory analysis plan is prepared and implemented to determine the conditions of the storm water.
Additionally, Integra Environmental offers routine training of personnel involved with the implementation of the SWPPP.