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i ame INDUSTRIAL /COMMERCIAL INSPECTOR TRAINING OUTLINE North Orange County MS4 Permit Prepared by: AMEC Required Background Training /Education ❑ 40 -Hour HAZWOPER Training ❑ Must be proficient with Microsoft Access and Excel (internal training provided) General Background Materials /Resources to be Reviewed (provided on CD) • County of Orange MS4 NPDES Permit (R8- 2009 -0009) Review entire permit, with focus on Section 1X and X. • Drainage Area Management Plan, Section 9 and 10 (Existing Development and ID /IC) • Model Investigative Guidance for the Orange County ID /IC Program • NPDES General Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial Activity Inspector must have an understanding of the requirements of this permit and how they relate to the MS4 permit and the inspections/IDlIC investigations performed, inspector must also be able to identify whether a facility appears to require coverage under the Permit. • NPDES General Permit for Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Construction Activity Inspector must have a general understanding of the requirements of this permit and how they relate to the MS4 permit and the inspectionsllD /IC investigations performed. • County of Orange Enforcement Consistency Guide (only if assisting City with enforcement activities) ❑ CASQA industrial /Commercial BMP Handbook All inspectors should have a box of BMP materials for distribution as necessary when performing field inspections. BMP materials will be composed of CASQA BMPs, County BMP handouts and City - speck BMPs. DAMP Section 9 refers to BMP associated with specific industriallcommercial operations. ❑ Standard Industrial Classification Manual (1987) and OSHA SIC Code web -site http://Www.osha.gov/pls/imis/sicsearch.htmi Inspector must be able to identify whether a facilities existing SIC appears correct and suggestlnote what SiC may be more appropriate. City Specific Background Materials • Database Training Training includes data entry, synchronization, and any other information that is necessary to efciently use the tracking database. These databases are developed based on each city's inspection form and program requirements. • Local Implementation Plan for City, Section 9 and 10 • Local Water Quality Ordinance Review applicable ordinance and understand what type of release constitutes a violation under the ordinance. • Internal City Procedures /Documents If the City has developed procedures or guidance materials for enforcement, investigation, etc. (these would be aside from the LiP), the Inspector should read and be familiar with these Page 1 of 3