Industrial Stormwater Training Workshops

ECOSS presents a new series of workshops across the state
Do you have questions about the new Stormwater General Permit?

This course offers an opportunity for you to get answers from our diverse panel of experts and the chance to work hands-on in the field. In addition to discussing current regulations and recent permit changes, we will cover topics such as selecting and implementing Best Management Practices (BMPs), monitoring, reporting, and sampling techniques, and local incentive programs and resources available to your business.

This course should be at the top of your to-do list if you are an industrial stormwater permit holder.

Registration for the general public is $225 for the two-day workshop and $200 for ECOSS members. Cost also includes beverages, lunch and parking. To get the discounted member rate, become a member today. You can register quickly and securely online.

Stormwater in the Puget Sound region
Contaminated stormwater runoff is the leading cause of pollution in Puget Sound. Pollutants from cars, accidental spills, lawn care products and other sources accumulate on unpaved surfaces such as parking lots and city streets. During rain storms, these contaminants are conveyed into storm drains that flow untreated into our local rivers, lakes, and Puget Sound.

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