Most Storm Water Pollution and Prevention Plans require inspections of the site during construction. These inspections can be the source of a majority of the potential environmental liability that the owner/developer/contractor will have during and after the construction. A carefully developed and implemented inspection plan can protect you from this liability and insure that the approved SWPPP is implemented.Case studies of various developers with be used to demonstrate:What are the different methods of selecting inspectors? Some of the various possibilities include contractor inspections, hiring a sub-consultant for inspections, owner/developer inspections.What are the pros and cons of each method? Who is liable, or will "hold harmless" language keep you out of jail.Selecting the correct inspector for you. Depending on your individual role in the construction process and the requirements of the state and local regulators, you may be able to use any or all of these options. We will discuss the one that is best for your unique situation.Methods to document the inspections and subsequent corrective actions will be discussed and a recommended process presented..Marketing Paragraph - Most Storm Water Pollution and Prevention Plans require inspections of the site during construction. These inspections can be the source of a majority of the potential environmental liability that the owner/developer/contractor will have during and after the construction. A carefully developed and implemented inspection plan can protect you from this liability and insure that the approved SWPPP is implemented.
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