New Jersey A3763 mandates contractors to use containment devices to prevent pollutant release from worksites.

New Jersey A3763, known as the "Construction Containment and Pollution Prevention Act," requires contractors to use containment devices to prevent the release of pollutants like dust, debris, and microplastics from worksites. Contractors must employ physical barriers, vacuum or wet-cutting systems, tarps, enclosures, and inlet filters to contain pollutants. They must also perform daily cleanup and maintain records of their containment practices. Contractors are prohibited from discharging pollutants into public streets, storm drains, waterways, or other drainage infrastructure.

New Jersey A3763 mandates contractors to use containment devices to prevent pollutant release from worksites.

New Jersey A3763, known as the "Construction Containment and Pollution Prevention Act," requires contractors to use containment devices to prevent the release of pollutants like dust, debris, and microplastics from worksites. Contractors must employ physical barriers, vacuum or wet-cutting systems, tarps, enclosures, and inlet filters to contain pollutants. They must also perform daily cleanup and maintain records of their containment practices. Contractors are prohibited from discharging pollutants into public streets, storm drains, waterways, or other drainage infrastructure.