Operating a concrete facility in Virginia and struggling with your VAG11 stormwater permit? You're not alone. When it comes to regulations concrete producers in Virginia need to focus on, the VPDES Concrete Products Stormwater Permit can be one of the trickier ones to stay in compliance with. With concrete producers inherently using a vast amount of water on-site for various processes, managing stormwater discharges can be a real challenge.

Here at Resource Management Associates, we get the concrete industry. Ready mix, precast, brick, block, pipe, you name it, our experts have been on-site at hundreds of concrete plants across the United States (and internationally). We've been dealing extensively with the concrete industry since we opened our doors back in 1992, and have been actively involved in state-level trade groups, NRMCA, NPCA, and other various industry groups. On top of that, Doug Ruhlin of Resource Management Associates has been NRMCA's Environmental Short Course instructor since day 1, meaning not only have we been to more concrete plants than any of our competitors, we are THE experts on the environmental regulations impacting concrete producers across the country. We also have extensive experience working in similar industries, such as aggregates mines & quarries, recycling facilities, hot mix asphalt, and other construction material industries.

So when it comes to helping concrete producers get into compliance with tough regulations, such as Virginia's VPDES Concrete Products (VAG11) Stormwater Permit, you've come to the right place. Whether that's helping existing operators get into compliance, assisting new producers opening up new concrete plants, updating SWPPPs, conducting Stormwater Training, or even bigger goals such as NRMCA's Green-Star EMS, our concrete industry experts can help make thing environmental stuff easier to deal with.