Turbidity Test to Measure Compliance
How to Test Turbidity, and How to Fix It
Question: How do I make sure my construction job-site is in compliance with regulations? Our project is near a large body of water, and I want to make sure I'm creating the correct stormwater pollution prevention plans. How do I test turbidity to make sure I'm in compliance?
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Answer: You're right to be concerned. Turbid water that exceeds regulated allowances can be very costly. It can affect your firm's reputation in the field, result in regulatory fines, and cause job-site shut downs.
Rules vary from state to state, but generally speaking, anytime a construction site has a significant portion of disturbed ground exposed, a remediation plan is required to ensure that the exposed soil does not exit the property. Local, State, and even Federal inspectors can pay your site an unexpected visit. They will conduct a turbidity test to ensure compliance. To avoid any resulting and unwanted surprises, you'll want to make sure your SWPPP is in order and working as it should. (Learn more about SWPPP requirements) We offer a wide selection of solutions for your SWPPP needs. Call us, we can help!
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GEI Works is a long-time & premier USA manufacturer of affordable and dependable turbidity control products. We make the best priced and most effective turbidity control products on the market (including contractor grade, DOT grade, and Heavy Duty grade products).
We also specialize in providing quick turn-time on custom solutions. If one of our stock solutions doesn't fit your site's needs, we'll work with you to find the solution that will work. If you're not sure which product you need, our customer service experts are happy to help.
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