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Eros Environmental services

Routine Inspections Services

Routine inspections for the site are required to ensure that the SWPPP is working and that the operators are not polluting “Waters of the US”. Nevada Department of Environmental Protection (NDEP) requires that inspections for the project be conducted every seven (7) days and within twenty-four (24) hours of a half inch or more rain event. Inspections allow you to know if your program is working and, if there are weaknesses, give you some direction to correct those problems. Inspections are an integral part of the SWPPP, as well. A SWPPP is created to outline what is “expected” to happen on site. What actually happens and what was “expected” are commonly different. The inspection allows you to regularly check for differences and update the SWPPP accordingly.

Dust Monitoring Services

Regulations in Clark County call for any project that disturbs 50 acres or more must have a full-time Certified Dust Monitor on site during all soil disturbing activities. This Dust Monitor must constantly observe the site looking for air quality problems and thoroughly document the findings. In addition, the Dust Monitor many times acts as the liaison between contractors and the owner and between the regulators and the owner. In addition to stormwater compliance services, Eros Environmental also offers our clients Dust Monitoring Services.