Appraise the contractor's program(s) and/or permits to assess compliance with the requirements

DOE-STD-1156-2002

Discuss the cross-connection identification/elimination and back-flow prevention

regulations described in the Safe Drinking Water Act.

Describe the groundwater protection requirements applicable to interim status

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act's (RCRA) facilities in RCRA's

implementing regulations, Subpart F of 40 CFR 265.

Describe the groundwater protection requirements applicable to permitted Resource

Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) facilities in RCRA's implementing

regulations, Subpart F of 40 CFR 264 and in the facility's permit.

Discuss the potential liabilities of the Department of Energy and its contractors

inherent in the enforcement of environmental regulations (i.e., compliance orders,

enforcement actions, fines and penalties, and provisions for civil suits).

Discuss the storm water management aspects of the National Pollutant Discharge

Elimination Standard (NPDES).

Describe the radiological liquid effluent requirements established in DOE O 5400.5,

Radiation Protection of the Public and the Environment, and 10 CFR Part 834,

Radiation Protection of the Public and Environment.

Explain the spill prevention and control requirements of the Clean Water Act

(40 CFR 109-114).

25. Environmental compliance personnel shall demonstrate the ability to appraise the

contractor's program(s) and/or permits to assess compliance with the requirements

for the environmental medium of water.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

Given a proposed permit, verify that the Water Quality Criteria and Stream Use

Classification as identified in the Clean Water Act has been correctly applied.

Review the contractor's program for compliance with the Clean Water Act's reporting

requirements.

During an assessment of an existing facility, verify that the pre-treatment standards

contained in the Clean Water Act are being met.

During an assessment of the contractor's sampling and monitoring program, verify

that the standards for maximum contaminant levels (primary and secondary)

provided by the Safe Drinking Water Act are being met.

Conduct an assessment of the contractor's program to verify that the Safe Drinking

Water Act provisions for notification to consumers have been established.

Perform an assessment of underground injection procedures and monitoring, and

assess for compliance with the restrictions and controls provided by the Safe

Drinking Water Act.