Does your facility conduct periodic stormwater visual inspections and visual assessments during stormwater events? The EHSTracks Stormwater product streamlines these requirements by enabling users to perform routine stormwater inspections to identify potential pollutant sources, evaluate stormwater controls, and inspect outfalls. Our patented mapping feature guides inspectors to each stormwater inspection point and standardizes inspection questions to ensure consistency, accuracy, and completeness across all inspections.

For facilities required to conduct post-storm event inspections, EHSTracks allows users to complete inspections following rainfall events directly within the system. Any findings identified during routine or post-storm inspections can be documented with photos of the deficiency and managed through the EHSTracks Repairs feature. Corrective actions can be assigned, tracked, documented, and monitored through completion, helping ensure issues are addressed promptly and in accordance with regulatory requirements.

Inspection types, frequencies, and required repair timeframes are fully customizable for each facility, and inspection questions are configured to align with individual state stormwater inspection and corrective action requirements. This flexibility supports consistent compliance across single or multi-state operations.

Managers responsible for multiple facilities benefit from centralized access to site-level inspection records, corrective actions, reports, and compliance dashboards through the EHSTracks web application, providing clear visibility into stormwater performance across their entire organization.

Best of all, the Stormwater product’s mapping, inspection, repairs, and reporting workflows are consistent with other user-friendly EHSTracks modules—including SPCC, Waste, Safety, LDAR, and Preventive Maintenance (PM). As a result, users already familiar with EHSTracks can perform stormwater inspections and manage findings without additional training, reducing onboarding time and improving user adoption.