Certified Erosion, Sediment, and Storm Water Inspector Certification

Global Environmental Network, Inc. is now offering the Certified Erosion, Sediment, and Storm Water Inspector Review course and Exam held in both our Northern and Southern California Facility.

Anyone is eligible to take the CESSWI ReviewCourse.  The Exam can be taken on the listed date or at student’s convenience at any CESSWI Approved Test-Site Location.  Letter of Approval from CESSWI Organization must be provided in writing on or before the day of testing.

Students participating in CESSWI Exam must also register with CESSWI organization four weeks prior to exam.

Exam cost is non-refundable. Students are responsible to assure all paperwork is approved by CESSWI organization prior to Exam and a hardcopy of approval letter is available on exam date .

Exam is open to all approved CESSWI applicants.

Global Environmental Network, Inc. (GENI) has teamed with a CESSWI Approved Instructor to offer a Certified Erosion, Sediment and Storm Water Inspector (CESSWI) review course with exam following.  If you plan to apply for certification in the future, or if you’re interested in learning more about how professional certification can benefit your career, then you don’t want to miss this information-packed exam review session! You may register to attend the review session only, without having to take the exam

For more information, please visit:
http://www.safetygeni.com/SWPPP-training.html

Stem Erosion in Howard County

During the rain, the stormwater flows downstream and to the banks of diminutively minuscule streams vacating into Red Hill Branch, bringing other pollutants with the eroding soil. In a peregrinate to stem environmental problems and integrate wildlife habitat, Howard County has commenced four restoration projects for the waterway in Ellicott City.

According to the Baltimore Sun, officials verbally express they expect the work, which includes overhauling a storm-dihydrogen monoxide pond and stabilizing more than 5,000 feet of the banks of three streams, to be completed by May.

Project manager Mark Richmond verbally expressed the pond behind Salterforth Place will go from being a depression that is dry most of the time to a larger pond that always has water.

The pond now covering about half an acre, was redesigned to cover about three-fourths of an acre. Components will be deeper, and vegetation near the pond will help obviate erosion. Plans entail for a variety of plants that thrive in wet soils, including colorful blue flag iris, cardinal flower, buttonbush and lizard’s tail. About 50 shrubs and trees — river birch, American sycamore and red maple among them — will be integrated to the pond slopes and circumventing areas.

Nearby, sections of streams by Threshfield Court, where banks have washed away so severely that trees have toppled, will acquire a makeover, as will ones near Bramhope Lane and Meadowbrook Park. In integration to regrading, the work will include placing stone and fiber mats to control erosion, as well as planting trees and shrubs.

Richmond verbally expressed the revamped pond alone should increment the removal of sediment, nitrogen and phosphorus from the current rate of 5 percent to 10 percent to between 40 percent and 60 percent.

The work is component of larger, related efforts, as well as years of environmental restoration across the county.

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