new cdot transportation erosion control … in january 2015, all new bids on cdot construction...
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Starting in January 2015, ALL new bids on CDOT Construction Projects must have a Cer-
tified Transportation Erosion Control Supervisor (TECS). Your previous ECS
certification will not be valid.
The TECS certification has been implemented to improve understanding and execution of stormwater protection practices and ensure
compliance with specifications and regulatory requirements.
The TECS is the Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) Administrator on CDOT projects and is required to understand
all aspects of erosion and sediment control on site. The TECS must be certified by CDOT.
HOW CAN I LEARN MORE AND SIGN UP?
Visit http://www.
coloradodot.info/programs/
environmental/water-quality/
transportation-erosion-control
-supervisor-certification
(registration forms
available on website)
ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS?
Contact Kim
Richardson at
(303) 757-9497 or Kimber
New CDOT Transportation Erosion Control Supervisor (TECS) Certification Training
TECS Training Begins in February
What is a TECS?
How Do I Become a Certified TECS? Two-part certification: FREE for 2014!!
• One 8-hour Classroom Training that emphasizes CDOT specification compliance, TECS responsibilities and SWMP
documentation requirements.
• TECS classroom training will be offered around the state—check the website for details and locations.
• One 8-hour Field Training at the CDOT Field Training Center covering BMP selection, installation
and maintenance, sediment erosion and transport and watershed concepts.
• Students must successfully complete examinations on course content
to become certified.