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The Deadline is October 1st
No Exposure Certification
ROI Safety Services is here to certify or re-certify your company in preparation for submitting your stormwater documentation for No Exposure. Dischargers, regulators, and the public can enter, manage, and view storm water data including permit registration documents, compliance, and monitoring data associated with California’s Storm Water General Permits. We are here to help you certify your team and keep them up to date with the latest regulatory requirements. Request your quote today and make sure your company can file for NEC and your team is certified.
We are here to help you ensure stormwater compliance. Anything from planning to permits. and even helping you submit your documents.
GET CERTIFIED BEFORE OCTOBER 1!
Who is this service for?
This certification is for all persons monitoring the NEC status and submitting documents, and viewing their application/renewal fee statements through SMARTS. We’ll help you confirm you companies status and submitting your doocuments. We can also help you complete the required applications, as well as resources to make your job easier.
Does our business qualify for an NEC?
Currently, there are two options for stormwater permits in California, No Exposure Certification (NEC) or full coverage under the IGP. If your company is planning to claim an NEC, you are responsible for verifying your No Exposure status. If any level of stormwater exposure is present onsite, full permit coverage must be obtained.
To be eligible for NEC certification, a facility must verify that no
industrial products or operations are exposed to precipitation on its
premises. This conditional exclusion will not take effect until the
application and accompanying documents have been submitted, as well as the annual fee.
According to the California Water Resources Control Board, qualifications for an NEC include:
- Using, storing or cleaning industrial machinery or equipment, and areas where residuals from using, storing or cleaning industrial machinery or equipment remain and are exposed;
- Materials or residuals on the ground or in stormwater inlets from spills/leaks;
- Materials or products from past industrial activity;
- Material handling equipment (except adequately maintained vehicles);
- And more
