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Code of conduct and Ethics Article V - ANSWERduty to the profession Code of conduct and Ethics Article V-duty to the profession - ANSWER-do not agree to be a reference for those who do not follow the code of conduct and ethics Code of conduct and Ethics Article V-duty to the profession - ANSWER-reort to CESSWI, Inc. the actions of another who violates the code of conduct and ethics Code of Conduct and Ethics Article I - ANSWERGeneral Principles Code of Conduct and Ethics Article I-Ge...

What does this permit regulate? - ANSWERDischarges of pollutants in storm water associated with construction activity (storm water discharges) to waters of the united states from construction site that disturb one or more acres of land surface, or that are part of a common plan of development or sale that disturbs more than one acre of land surface. The person in charge of the utility company, municipality, or other public or private company or agency that owns or operates the __________ may ...

Although the City of Toledo, OH has a long history of glass manufacturing, the project illustrated above required a special type of glass which had to be produced and processed elsewhere (low-iron glass for extreme clarity, as well as exceptionally large, curved, and laminated sheets for uninterrupted, transparent facade). a) State where the glass came from and describe the key stages of its production - ANSWER- The glass is from Saarbrucken Germany - It is raw float glass - Then shipped to...

Existing vegetation - ANSWER-designed to stabilize soil and to remove suspended particles from sheet flow runoff Limitations= some regions may not have vegetation to work with Scheduling - ANSWER-involves creating a written plan to address necessary BMPs and sequencing of construction events -must take into account local considerations such as rainfall, wind, soil types -overall purpose is to minimize the amount and duration of exposed soil Tree protection - ANSWER-protecting trees so ...

5 fundamental principles of being an ECI - ANSWER1. integrity 2. objectivity 3. confidentiality 4. competence 5. professionalism Oil Pollution Act of 1924 - ANSWER- addresses intentional dumping into U.S. coastal waters - act expanded in 1966 - amended CWA in 1990 to strengthen EPA's ability to prevent and respond to catastrophic oil spills Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act - ANSWER- coincides with creation of the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) within the U.S. Departme...

Qualified Personnel - ANSWERa person knowledgeable in the principles and practice of erosion and sediment controls who possesses the skills to assess conditions at the construction site that could impact storm water quality and to assess the effectiveness of any sediment and erosion control measures selected to control the quality of storm water discharges from the construction acitivities How must the inspector act? - ANSWERprofessional, impartial, courteous, consistent in every situation, h...

Read before beginning: Cesswi Exam Content- from Gen. Principals Rev. Manual Nov 2023: *see G.P.R.M Vol. 1 pgs 52-60 for more details* - Management Practices (BMPs): 32-39% - Documentation, Communication, & Safety: 22-27% - Inspection Fundamentals and Duties: 12-15% - Plan & Site Management: 9-11% - Inspection Elements for Construction: 7-9% - General Permits: 4-6% - Stormwater Monitoring & Sampling: 1-3% - Hydrology & Drainage Principals: 1-2% - Rules & Regs, Soil Mechanics & Soil Sc...

Temporary stabilization - ANSWERstone or plastic as a BMP to reduce erosion by stabilizing areas that will lay bare for an extended amount of time. EX. stockpiles, dikes, dams 5 types of plans - ANSWER1. SWPPP 2. erosion and sed. plan (ESCP) 3. drainage plan/grading plan 4. spill prevention control and countermeasure plan (SPCC) 5. MS4 stormwater management plan/program (SWMP) SWPPP - ANSWER-required by NPDES for industrial, multi sector, and construction general permits -addresses op...

Best Management Practices (BMPs) - ANSWERcover a wide range of measures that are used to reduce or control sediment, stormwater, and other pollutants within a specified area. The CESSWI will need to know: - Objectives and Targeted Pollutants - Applications/Limitations - Implementation Considerations - Inspecting - Maintenance - Potentially Associated BMPs The Clean Water Act - ANSWERThe fundamental purpose of the Clean Water act is to protect the beneficial uses of surface waters. Origi...

SWMP - ANSWERStormwater Management Plan ESCP - ANSWERErosion and Sediment Control Plan 1948 Federal Water Pollution Control Act (FWPCA) - ANSWERFirst significant water pollution act. Focused primarily on two items: 1. Gave the Surgeon General of the Public Health Service authority to prepare programs for reducing interstate water pollution and improve the sanitary condition of surface and underground waters. 2. Gave the Federal Works Agency (FWA) authority to assist states, municipali...