FDEP FSESCI (Stormwater) (ONLINE)

$200.00

The FSESCI program offers classes that follow the curriculum provided in the Florida Stormwater, Erosion and Sedimentation Control Inspectors Manual (Tier I, and Tier II). The classes will help develop a better knowledge of how to properly manage the impacts from solids (TSS), turbidity (NTUs), and nutrients (i.e., nitrogen and phosphorus) and other surface water contaminates. Florida’s stormwater program is technology based, using performance standards and BMP design criteria.

$200.00/person | Online 16-hours

Online classes may be registered and paid for at eventbrite.

Description

FDEP FSESCI (Stormwater) (ONLINE)

The Water Restoration Program is currently conducting the Florida Stormwater, Erosion and Sediment Control Inspector (FSESCI) Certification Program.

The purpose of this program is to better educate installers and inspectors in selecting, installing, layering, and maintaining the correct Best Management Practices (BMPs). We also train and qualify our inspectors to properly inspect her BMPs for use during and after construction to minimize the effects of uncontrolled erosion and deposition on site.

Tampa Bay Training is one of the long term trainers in the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Florida Stormwater, Erosion, and Sedimentation Control Inspectors in the State.  In fact, Peter Cavalli, is Instructor #15.  We are authorized to provide Onsite and Online Training and are also allowed to provide PDH/CEU within the guidelines of the program.  Feel free to contact us at service@trainingbypete.com to discuss further or the schedule training.

 The objectives of this training and certification program is to:

  • To ensure that both the public and private sectors have sufficient numbers of inspectors trained in the proper installation and maintenance of his BMP during and after construction.
  • Ensure a consistent level of technical expertise and professional demeanor for all individuals responsible for inspecting erosion, sediment control and stormwater management systems.Benefits of Ethics Training for Employees
  • Ensure that the desired benefits of the stormwater management system are achieved.

A certificate of completion will be provided to the successful student from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP).

Requirements

Minimum of 5 registered.  Contact customer service at service@trainingbypete.com to schedule a training or visit tampabaytraining.evenbtrite.com for open online classes. 

Online classes require each participant to have their own computer with camera, microphone and speakers.  No sharing is allowed.  Classes are held over Zoom and Examinations use SurveyMonkey.

Supporting Documents

Florida Stormwater, Erosion and Sedimentation Control Inspector Tier I and Tier II Manual can be downloaded from the URL below:

https://www.fsesci.com/downloads/

Course Length

12-16 hours

Scheduling

The class is taught ONLINE at your location with a minimum of 5 registered.  Depending on location, there may be a travel charge assessed.

Classes can be scheduled by calling our offices at 813.420.5891.  Our administrative staff will send you an estimate within 24 hours and will assist in scheduling your class with the next available open access class as well as a private class specifically for your employees at your location (5 student minimum).

Road Construction FSESCI
Public Works Employee

 

The Florida Stormwater, Erosion, and Sedimentation Control Inspector Training & Certification Program – below is available at https://floridadep.gov/dear/florida-stormwater-erosion

 

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The Water Quality Restoration Program is currently implementing the Florida Stormwater, Erosion, and Sedimentation Control Inspector (FSESCI) Qualification Program. The goals of this program are to better educate installers and inspectors on proper Best Management Practice (BMP) selection, installation, layering, and maintenance; and to train and qualify inspectors to correctly inspect BMPs for use during and after construction so that impacts from uncontrolled erosion and sedimentation on the construction site are minimized.

For a list of upcoming classes, or for general questions, please visit our external program website at www.fsesci.com

To request a replacement certificate, please visit www.fsesci.com.

You may also verify qualification status at www.fsesci.com/verify/.

The Inspector’s Training Program

This program is a two-day class that follows the curriculum provided in the Florida Stormwater, Erosion and Sedimentation Control Inspector’s Manual Tier I, and Tier II. Upon the completion of the class, a proctored examination is administered and approximately 1 hour is given to complete the exam. In order to obtain the DEP qualification certificate, a minimum passing grade of 70 percent must be made on the exam.
The objectives of this training and qualification program are:
  • To ensure that the desired benefits of stormwater management systems are being achieved.
  • To ensure that both the public and private sectors have enough inspectors trained in the proper installation and maintenance of BMPs during and after construction.
  • To ensure a consistent level of technical expertise and professional conduct for all individuals responsible for inspecting erosion and sediment controls, and stormwater management systems.
The program curriculum was originally developed and the training program began in late 1997. In 2018, the curriculum and training manual were divided into two tiers to cover material for installers and inspectors in sequence. To date, there are approximately 40,000 inspectors qualified under the educational program throughout the state of Florida. DEP-approved instructors voluntarily teach the installer and inspector training classes throughout the year. This allows the instructors flexibility to arrange classes around their schedules.

The Installer and Inspector Training Program Classes

This program offers classes that follow the curriculum provided in the Florida Stormwater, Erosion and Sedimentation Control Inspectors Manual (Tier I, and Tier II). The classes will help develop a better knowledge of how to properly manage the impacts from solids (TSS), turbidity (NTUs), and nutrients (i.e., nitrogen and phosphorus) and other surface water contaminates. Florida’s stormwater program is technology based, using performance standards and BMP design criteria. The use of innovative techniques and specifically designed erosion control systems are encouraged in order to prevent or limit erosion and sedimentation problems during and after land disturbance and construction activities.

 

The Tier I class provides an introduction to stormwater and erosion and sedimentation control, and teaches BMP installers and operators how to properly select, install, and maintain BMPs. This class is a pre-requisite to the Tier II class.

 

The Tier II class provides additional details on information introduced in the Tier I class, and trains BMP inspectors on the applicable regulations, inspection forms, and enforcement procedures necessary for proper inspection of BMPs. Upon the completion of the Tier II class, a proctored examination is administered, and a minimum passing grade of 70 percent must be made to obtain the DEP qualification certificate shown below.

FSESCI Certificate
FSESCI Certificate

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