Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead
CESCL Course Description
BIAW’s class provides the attendee with a clear understanding of the erosion process,
correct measures to control erosion and sediment; proper installation of different
stormwater control devices called BMPs or Best Management Practices and how to inspect
and maintain them. In addition, the course identifies regulations, compliance, responsibility
and liability.
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Don't Let Your CESCL Designation Expire
Is your Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL) designation about to
expire? The Department of Ecology requires a CESCL on all stormwater permitted construction
sites over an acre, and CESCL certifications must be renewed every three years with
a one-day class. Designed for residential builders, BIAW’s CESCL recertification
course will answer the most-asked builder questions, including what BMPs perform
best on construction sites, how to keep those BMPs working, what red flags signal
erosion problems, and how to effectively work with local and state inspectors. This
course will also walk you through the planning and execution of erosion control
in a subdivision.
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Alert Regarding Construction Stormwater General Permit Requirements
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How to Find Qualified CESCL Workers
The Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL) is trained to inspect, install,
and manage stormwater controls on your site. Because Ecology requires the CESCL
to be on-call or on-site at all times, most companies will need more than one certified
employee or may hire a CESCL to assist with specific projects. BIAW has compiled
a list of Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Leads that are available for hire.
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