Free Texas SWPPP inspection form
A printable Texas inspection form for crews, in English and Spanish. It follows the permit.
Download the printable form (English)
Free. No account, no email. Español: formulario en PDF.
Key takeaways
- An inspection report is due within 24 hours of the inspection.
- It carries the date, major observations, actions taken and a compliance statement.
- It is signed as 30 TAC 305.128 requires.
What does the form ask?
- Disturbed areas not finally stabilized, stabilization measures and support areas
- Stormwater controls, flow paths and discharge points
- Vehicle exits for tracking, and discharge color, odor, solids, foam or sheen
What do I write?
The date, where erosion or sediment left the site, which controls need maintenance, which failed, where more are needed, and the actions taken with dates. Say whether you found noncompliance, or certify compliance.
Who can fill it in?
Anyone who knows the permit, the site and the SWP3. No license or certificate is required.
Read inspection frequency and the Spanish crew guide.
FAQ
How often do I fill it in?
Every 14 days and within 24 hours of a 0.5-inch storm, or every 7 days.
Who signs it?
The signer, or a delegate named on a TCEQ-20403 form that was sent to TCEQ (mailed for a small site, in STEERS for a large one), with a copy in the SWP3.
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