Training Success, Contract Wins, Legionella Risk, CUPA Updates and More - Alta Environmental August 2018 Newsletter

Alta Stormwater Training Event Success!   Alta Environmental, together with AECOM, hosted Qualified Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan Developer (QSD) and Practitioner (QSP) training under the Construction General NPDES Permit last week at our new office in Oceanside. Look for future sessions on our website: Ontario International Airport Authority Selects Alta Environmental for Air Quality Improvement Plan   Ontario International Airport Authority (OIAA) selected Alta Environmental to develop the Airport’s Air Quality Improvement Plan.   Read More Alta Awarded Contract With California Manufacturing Technology Consulting   Alta Environmental has been awarded a master services agreement to support the California Manufacturing Technology Consulting (CMTC).   Read More New Regulations Alert - Cal/OSHA Updates   Cal/OSHA has been required by Labor Code section 6720 to propose an indoor heat regulation to the Standards Board by January 1, 2019. A draft text has been in the works since the beginning of 2017 and should be finalized soon.   Read More Congratulations to Alta’s Newest QISPs Tim Klein and Michelle Hallack, PhD   Alta experts Tim Klein and Dr. Michelle Hallack are Alta’s most recent experts to become Qualified Stormwater Practitioners (QISP).   Read More Management of Legionella Risk in Building Water Systems   The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) previously reported that the number of people diagnosed with Legionnaires’ disease increases by nearly four times between 2000 and 2014.   Read More The Five CUPA Programs and Whether or Not They Apply to Your Business   We help our clients develop and implement program requirements to comply with CUPA regulations. Here are some general guidelines for what each program regulates to help you determine whether your company falls into each program:   Read More 10 Common Things CUPA Inspectors Look For During a Facility Inspection   CUPA inspectors are responsible for the enforcement of the Unified Program, which includes the following programs:   Read More COMMENTARY: Stormwater Compliance Is Untapped Opportunity   Upcoming changes by the California State Water Board present an opportunity to help local businesses with tough new compliance standards and capture a precious resource.   Read More