Compliance Resources, Inc. helps save contractors and construction firms time and stress by simplifying the environmental permitting process to ensure your permits are right the first time and you are only spending money on Best Management Practices that require it

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) issues stormwater permits to construction firms and contractors that establishes it has correctly implemented an SWPPP (stormwater pollution prevention plan) and that it is integrating best stormwater management practices, known as BMPs, into the construction plans of the project.

Compliance Resources, Inc. (CRI) is an environmental consulting firm that helps construction firms and contractors navigate the complicated world of bureaucracies and helps them secure their SWPPPs, obtain all the necessary permits and meet their environmental compliance needs.

What Is A SWPPP Plan?
An SWPPP plan, also known as an SW3P, is a document in which contractors or construction firms develop a plan to minimize pollution and control sediment and erosion. These plans usually include various steps to be completed throughout several construction phases, and the standards for an SWPPP can vary based on industry and project location.

Along with identifying potential pollutants and how you will best mitigate those pollutants, SWPPPs also include an analysis of sensitive nearby areas and it provides information and recommended actions in the event of an accidental spill..

SWPPPs & Construction Projects
The relationship between SWPPPs and construction projects is often very intricate; many construction projects will require SWPPPs to obtain further building permits, and it is one of the most important steps in the permitting process.

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