Compliance services for Southern California facilities
What each service includes
Stormwater Compliance
California’s Industrial General Permit (IGP) puts a year-round calendar on every enrolled facility. We run it for you.
- Notice of Intent / No Exposure Certification enrollment in SMARTS
- Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) preparation and annual updates
- Monitoring Implementation Plan and BMP selection
- Qualifying Storm Event sampling and lab coordination
- Level 1 and Level 2 Exceedance Response Action reports
- Annual Report filed by July 1
- Pollution Prevention Team training
- SB 205 business-license compliance support
Industrial Hygiene
Know what your employees are exposed to, and have the paperwork to prove you acted on it.
- Personal air monitoring against Cal/OSHA permissible exposure limits
- Noise dosimetry and hearing-conservation program support
- Indoor air quality and VOC investigations
- Silica, heat-illness, and respiratory-protection written programs
- Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) development
- Ventilation and engineering-control recommendations
Environmental Consulting
Permits, plans, and agency letters — handled before they become problems.
- Air-district and water-board permit applications and renewals
- Hazardous Materials Business Plan (HMBP) and SPCC plans
- Inspection preparation and agency correspondence
- Phase I Environmental Site Assessment coordination
- Compliance audits and corrective-action plans
Sustainability Consulting
Turn customer questionnaires and disclosure rules into a plan you can execute.
- Greenhouse-gas inventories (Scope 1 and 2; Scope 3 where required)
- Waste-diversion and recycling programs
- Supplier sustainability questionnaires
- SB 253 / SB 261 readiness
- Reduction targets and roadmaps
What is a QISP?
A Qualified Industrial Stormwater Practitioner is someone trained and certified through the California State Water Resources Control Board to help facilities comply with the Industrial General Permit. If your site's stormwater sampling ever exceeds a Numeric Action Level, the permit requires a QISP to prepare your Exceedance Response Action reports.
What do I get from hiring a consultant?
A compliance calendar you can actually follow, documents that hold up during an agency inspection, sampling and reports filed on time, and someone to call when a regulator sends a letter. For most small facilities that costs less than one missed deadline.
What's the difference between environmental and sustainability consulting?
Environmental consulting is about meeting the rules that already apply to you — permits, monitoring, reporting. Sustainability consulting is about the commitments you choose to make — cutting emissions, waste, and water use, and proving it to customers.
Which industries do you work with?
Manufacturing, warehousing and distribution, food processing, auto and equipment yards, and other facilities covered by the Industrial General Permit or with workplace-exposure concerns.
How do you charge?
Most projects are fixed-scope with the price agreed up front; ongoing stormwater programs are billed annually. You'll always know the number before work starts.
Still have questions?
Every engagement starts with a short call to understand your site, your permit status, and what’s due next. Call (805) 612-6234 or send a note and Isabel will get back to you within one business day.