How Do I Get Certified?
Attend a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Certified Site Inspector (CMCSI) Training Seminar. This is a soil erosion and sedimentation control overview and certification preparation seminar for interested participants. Upon completion, an optional certification test will be administered for those interested in becoming a certified Charlotte-Mecklenburg Certified Site Inspector.
Seminar Topics Include:
- Sediment and turbidity water quality impact;
- Soil erosion and sedimentation control principles;
- Conventional and innovative Best Management Practices (BMP) installation and maintenance;
- Problem identification and proactive solutions;
- Local ordinances and State regulations; and
- Erosion control self-inspection logbook maintenance.
For accreditation Professional Development Hours (PDH), this seminar is valued at four (4) hours. Submit the Seminar Outline and Lesson Summary to your professional association for credit.
Seminar Information: A $25.00 Registration Fee per person is due with registration and includes the Educational Booklet and a catered lunch, which will be provided for all participants. Make checks out to "Mecklenburg County." Registration fee is non-refundable. Please complete and mail the registration form to the address listed on the form. (forms below)
(OPEN) - May 13th, 2008 @ SMS Service - 1764 Norland Road, Charlotte, NC 28205 - 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
How Do I Maintain My CMCSI Certification?
CMCSI is a two-year certification which must be renewed ONLY by:
- Attend a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Soil Erosion & Sedimentation Control Training Seminar; and
- Pass the CMCSI certification test.
View the current Active CMCSI Certificate Reports to find out your certification status and when you need to recertify. Use the Search Tool (Binoculars) in Adobe Acrobat to locate your name anywhere in these reports!
