Stormwater Certifications

Altitude Training manages the Colorado Department of Transportation's (CDOT) Erosion Control Supervisor (ECS) Certification program. We developed the training program for CDOT, deliver the training at various training hubs, that include the Rocky Mountain Education Center (RMEC) located at Red Rocks Community College in Lakewood, Colorado and issue the ECS Certification cards on behalf of CDOT. You may visit CDOT's website to learn more about this certification. Nebraska Department of Roads (NDOR) has a certification requirement and has granted reciprocity to the CDOT ECS certification program.

There is also a Stormwater Specialist Certificate program that the RMEC has introduced. Here are the course requirements for this certificated program:

 

Stormwater Specialist Certificate Program

The Rocky Mountain Education Center (RMEC) is now offering a specialist certificate in the area of Stormwater Management.

Certificate requirements are:

The following core courses must be completed:
CETC 130 – CDOT BMP Field Academy
CETC 150 - Erosion Control Supervisor Certification (CDOT Erosion Control Supervisor)
CETC 151 - Developing & Implementing Stormwater Management Plans
CETC 152 - Conducting Stormwater Compliance Inspections
CETC 153 - Maintenance Practices for Permanent Stormwater BMPs
CETC 154 - Construction Dewatering


2 Electives from the following must be completed:
CETC 155- Introduction to Environmental Law
CETC 156-Successful Environmental Management
CETC 157- BMPs for Construction In Waterways
CETC 158- Health Safety & Environmental Auditing
RMEC 313- Hazardous Waste Site Safety, 40-Hour HAZWOPER

Note: 3 classes taken at another location may be used to satisfy the requirements. All other courses must be taken at RMEC.


Contact a RMEC representative for additional information:
(303) 914-6420 or (800) 933-8394

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