Navigating NJPDES CPM Stormwater Permit for Concrete Producers

Concrete producers in New Jersey, encompassing ready mix, precast, and manufacturers of brick, block, pipe, and more, operate under the NJPDES Concrete Products Manufacturing (CPM) Stormwater Permit. Despite its expiration on October 31, 2013, many existing and new concrete facilities grapple with how to remain or become compliant. If you're wondering how to navigate the complexities of an expired stormwater permit, RMA is here to guide you.

Expertise in Concrete Industry Compliance

At RMA, our familiarity with the concrete sector is unparalleled. With extensive on-site experience at numerous concrete plants nationwide—from small-scale operations to large precast manufacturers—we bring a wealth of knowledge to every project. Our experts are not only active in the New Jersey Concrete & Aggregates Association but also educate others through NRMCA's Environmental Short Course and provide consulting services across the construction materials industry, including hot-mix asphalt, aggregate mines, quarries, and recycling facilities.

Comprehensive Environmental Solutions for Concrete Producers

Our goal is to simplify compliance for concrete producers faced with complex state-level regulations like the New Jersey concrete stormwater permit. Whether your needs include obtaining coverage under the expired CPM permit, updating your SWPPP, or navigating the requirements of NRMCA’s Green-Star EMS, RMA provides tailored environmental strategies. Our expertise ensures that your concrete plant not only meets regulatory standards but also advances toward broader environmental management and sustainability goals.