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Faster Construction Site Inspections. Better Results.

Construction stormwater management and inspections are an essential part of any construction job. CloudCompli’s stormwater compliance software creates confidence for construction managers that their site is in compliance with all regional and site-specific requirements.

Why CloudCompli Construction?

Ensuring that your construction projects comply with local and state stormwater regulations can be time consuming and overwhelming. CloudCompli reduces time spent on inspections with custom, digital SWPPP construction inspection forms and gives more oversight into open action-items to ensure compliance is being met in a timely manner.

Custom SWPPP Construction Inspection Forms

Locally-compliant inspections configurable to match your construction stormwater general permit, including time and weather requirements

Weather alerts and rain-logging based on NOAA and on-site weather stations

Workflows with integrated deficiency and task tracking all in one convenient stormwater inspection tracking software

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About

When Granite, one of the nation’s largest diversified infrastructure providers and construction materials producers, was in need of an environmental compliance management software they contacted us for our SWPPP construction compliance expertise.

The Challenge

With a focus on sustainability and a commitment to reducing their environmental impact, Granite was in search of a management tool that would ensure strict stormwater compliance at their 150+ construction worksites throughout the region. With so many sites, they needed a platform that could be accessible by managers and inspectors working in the field. Granite needed to ensure their workflows were captured in the digital environment and that their forms were exactly replicated. Lastly, Granite needed a platform that would service construction sites and fixed industrial sites.

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The Solution

Granite adopted CloudCompli and quickly saw how the digital workflows enhanced the efficiency and accuracy of their construction stormwater compliance. They were able to save time and money and in 2013 were recognized with the Regional Water Quality Control Board and Caltrans Excellence in Stormwater award. Granite now creates hundreds of inspection reports a year on CloudCompli’s stormwater construction software. They can complete annual reports on time and within compliance regulations, and their records are safely backed-up on cloud-based servers.

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2022 Construction General Permit (CGP) Requirements

On January 18, 2022 EPA signed its 2022 Construction General Permit (CGP), effective on February 17, 2022, replacing the 2017 CGP. The 2022 CGP provides permit coverage for construction stormwater discharges from construction activities in the State of California. The key requirements of the stormwater construction general permit are as follows:

Develop and keep your Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) up to date.
Submit a Notice of Intent (NOI) to EPA via the NPDES eReporting Tool (NeT).
Throughout the entire construction project implement erosion and sediment controls and pollution prevention practices.
Conduct required inspections by a qualified person who has either: (1) completed the EPA construction inspection course and passed the exam, or (2) holds a current construction inspection certification or license from a program that covers the same core material as EPA’s inspection course.
Conduct routine maintenance and take corrective action to fix problems with controls or discharges.
Collect and document all site inspections and corrective actions.
Comply with turbidity monitoring requirements for dewatering discharges to sensitive waters (if applicable).
Based on Part 9, meet compliance with your State, Tribal, or territory-specific requirements.

See referenced information on the construction stormwater general permit. If you have more questions on the CGP requirements, visit the EPA’s Construction General Permit (CGP) Frequently Asked Questions.

what our customers have to say

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In 2016, the City and County of Honolulu was required to implement a new 3rd Party Construction inspections program. We were fortunate to come across CloudCompli and were immediately attracted to its focus on helping municipalities with MS4 compliance in a cost-effective manner. Access to centralized data has helped management meet requirements and we couldn’t be more pleased with the support that they provide to our program.

Randall Wakumoto, City and County of Honolulu