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Stormwater and Erosion Control for Construction

During a short period of time, construction sites can contribute more sediment to streams than can be deposited naturally over the course of several decades. From an average construction site, 30 tons of sediment per acre is eroded into nearby waterways. It is easy to see why it is important for you to learn stormwater and erosion control practices.

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Learning Objectives

Identify ways you can help control stormwater and erosion.
Know specific techniques for controlling stormwater and erosion in places such as construction entrances and natural areas.

Distinguish between sites with effective and ineffective stormwater and erosion control.

Course Outline

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Runoff
4. Learning Objectives
2. Construction Phasing
1. Erosion
2. Construction Phasing
3. Knowledge Check: Construction Phasing
3. Specific Control Techniques
1. Vegetative Buffers
2. Site Stabilization
3. Storm Drain Inlet Protection
4. Dirt Stockpiles
5. Slopes
6. Knowledge Check: Site Stabilization
4. Construction Entrances
1. Construction Entrances
2. Construction Exits
3. Knowledge Check: Construction Entrances

5. Protecting Natural Features
1. Silt Fencing
2. Protect Natural Features
3. Washout Areas
4. Chemicals and Waste Containers
5. Knowledge Check: Protecting Nature
6. Monitoring
1. Reporting and Inspections
2. Monitoring
3. Knowledge Check: Raising Concerns
7. Conclusion
1. Summary