QSP Practice Problems Part X
Practice Questions
| Answers: |
Name some of the reports required by the CGP. |
Routine Site Inspections, Storm Event Inspections, Exceedence Reports, REAPs, Quarterly reports, Annual Reports |
Who should identify the visual monitoring locations for the CSMP and M&RP? |
QSP |
What three places should be considered for monitoring locations? |
Where activity occurs, where run-on enters the site, where discharge leaves the site |
Where in the water flow is best for sampling? | In the main flow away from a bank/turn. |
Turbidity is measured in what units? |
NTUs |
What does NTU stand for? |
Nephelometric Turbidity Units |
Where in the permit can you find the Sampling Test Method Table? |
Attachment E |
What units is SSC (Suspended Sediment Concentration) measured in? |
Milligrams of dry sediment per liter of sample |
What units is SSC (Suspended Sediment Concentration) measured in? |
Milligrams of dry sediment per liter of sample |
What is TSS? | Total Suspended Solids
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What does TSS measure? |
TSS measures the dry weight of sediment from a known volume of sample. |
What is the difference between TSS and SSC? |
SSC used the full volume of the sample and doesn't really account for smaller particulates. |
If you are a Risk Level 1 project and have a fuel spill, are you obligated to collect samples for lab analysis? |
Yes, you may be in violation of your permit. |
If you are a Risk Level 1 project and have a fuel spill, are you obligated to collect samples for lab analysis? |
Yes, you may be in violation of your permit. |
T or F: Discharge samples should be taken upstream and downstream of receiving waters. |
True |
At what depth belwo the water surface must you immerse your sample container? |
0.1 m (4 inches) |
Samples should be taken upstream or downstream of the a bridge? |
Upstream |
Why should containers with preservatives should not be used as dip contrainers. |
Perservatives in the containers will be washed away when immersed in water. |
How long do you have to sumbit samplings results to the State Water Board if you are not in volation?
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5 days |
Where can the QSP get a copy of the forecast? |
National Weather Service |
Where can the QSP get a copy of the forecast? |
National Weather Service |
Who must certify Exceedance Reports? |
LRPs or AS |
Who is an AS? |
Approved Signatory - Another employee designated to certify documents on behalf of the LRP. |
When you exceed an NEL, how soon must the Violation report be submitted to the State Board? |
24 hours |
What happens when you exceed your NEL but the storm event is equal or great than a 5-year, 24-hour event? |
You may qualify for a Compliance Storm Excemption. |
What happens when you exceed your NEL but the storm event is equal or great than a 5-year, 24-hour event? |
You may qualify for a Compliance Storm Excemption. |
How often do quarterly reports need to be submitted? |
Annually |
What should you document on quarterly reports? |
Presenses of non-stormwater discharge, and Pollutant characteristics (color, odor, floating, suspended) |
When is the annual report due each year? |
September 1st |
From what dates does your annual report start and end? |
July 1st of the previous year to June 30 of the present year. |
How does one become an Approved Signatory? |
A copy of a written agreement from the authority of the LRP should be kept in the SWPPP. |
From what dates does your annual report start and end? |
July 1st of the previous year to June 30 of the present year. |
How does one become a Data Submitter? |
He needs to be assigned by the Project's LRP or AS |
If your project's total disturbed area has increased or decreased, how long do you have to resubmit your PRDs (Permit Required Document)? |
30 days |



2 Comments:
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. HARD TO FIND SOMETHING LIKE THIS.
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