Storm Water Certification 2026 – Complete Guide to Training and Exam

1. Processes of the
precipitation, evaporation, infiltration, runoff,
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2. Purpose of
Clean Water Act Eliminate the pollution problems caused by
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municipal sewage and industrial waste water
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,3. NPDES Permit A personal shall not discharge any waste or waste
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effluent into the waters of the state unless the
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person is in posses- sion of a valid permit from
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4. Goal of
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Storm Water
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-Store inventory inside
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-Use less toxic chemicals in operation
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5. First Flush
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-Roads are slick
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-Oil/grease are transported by water to drain
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-Contains highest pollutants
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, 6. Hydrocarbons -Oil, gas, grease
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-Toxic at low concentration
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7. Toxic Pollutants Solvents, paints, pesticides, corroded metals, used
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oils
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-Can contaminate drinking water or fish which
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blimit types of fish can be eaten safely
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