Managing R4 NJPDES Stormwater Permits for Asphalt Plants in New Jersey

Do you operate an asphalt plant in New Jersey and find yourself puzzled by the R4 NJPDES stormwater permit? You're not alone. With the complexities of running an asphalt operation, it's easy for stormwater permit compliance to fall by the wayside, especially with a permit that expired on April 30, 2014. Navigating what compliance currently entails or understanding how a new asphalt plant can utilize this industry-specific general stormwater permit can be daunting.

Expertise in Asphalt Industry Compliance

At Resource Management Associates, we specialize in the asphalt industry. Since 1992, we've supported asphalt producers and recyclers, visiting hundreds of sites across the U.S., including numerous facilities in New Jersey. Our team brings extensive experience from other sectors like concrete production, mining, and recycling, offering a comprehensive perspective on environmental compliance for construction materials industries.

Tailored Environmental Solutions for Asphalt Operations

Whether you're looking to bring your asphalt plant into compliance with the expired R4 NJPDES stormwater permit, need to update your Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP), or require training on managing the R4 permit's requirements, RMA is equipped to assist. We understand the specific challenges faced by asphalt plants and offer tailored solutions to ensure your operations meet New Jersey’s environmental standards without disrupting your business flow.