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The annual training consists of a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation. PECM and their
stormwater consultants developed a web-accessible stormwater training program to
increase the dissemination of stormwater compliance information directly to tenant
employees. Co-permittee employees are able to access the training program through the
stormwater website (http://skyharbor.com/stormwater) and print individual
Certificates of Completion when they complete the training to document training was
completed. PECM encourages co-permittees to use the online training to train their
employees. If the online training is not used, co-permittees’ employee training must
cover the same material covered in the online training and co-permittees must provide
PECM with a copy of the training used. Co-permittee employee training attendance is
verified during annual Comprehensive Facility Inspections (CFIs) (see Section 6.3).
Annual training covers the components and goals of the SWPPP (including the CMs in
Attachment 3), new SWPPP requirements, visual monitoring, preparation for the annual
CFIs, and a summary of the most prevalent issues of concern during the previous year’s
inspections. In addition, PECM selects a special topic to be covered each year such as
oil/water separator maintenance or SPCC plans. The 2013 training included an
interactive visual monitoring exercise, examining samples and filling in a visual
monitoring form, and a scavenger hunt to locate information in the SWPPP.
Training sessions are generally conducted prior to annual CFIs to refresh co-permittees
on the SWPPP requirements. The training sessions last approximately two hours and
typically, multiple training sessions are offered at different times over the course of
several days to accommodate shift workers.
PPT Members /COPAD department representatives are notified by phone or e-mail of
the training dates and location. The Annual Training Attendance Form provided in
Attachment 7 is used to document attendance. COPAD’s training attendance sheets are
uploaded to the Stormwater Database.
6.2 Monitoring
Analytical monitoring (MSGP-2010 Part 6.0) is not required because PHX deicing
operations use less than the threshold quantities of deicing chemicals (see Section 1.3).
Since no monitoring is required, there is no requirement for a Sampling and Analysis
Plan.
6.3 Inspections
As required by MSGP-2010, PECM or its stormwater consultant conducts routine facility
inspections, visual assessments, annual CFIs, and deicing inspections for all copermittees
accompanied by each co-permittee PPT member. As required by MSGP-2010
Part 4.3, the CFIs are generally conducted in the winter, which is the period when
deicing is most likely to occur at PHX. The MSGP-2010 Part 8.S.6.1 requires monthly
inspections during the deicing season (generally November – February).
PECM maintains all inspection data in the Stormwater Database. The database includes
contact information for each co-permittee in addition to a list of the activities conducted
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