New Jersey S4058 mandates contractors to use containment devices to prevent pollutant release from worksites.
New Jersey S4058, the "Construction Containment and Pollution Prevention Act," requires contractors to use containment devices to prevent the release of pollutants from construction, renovation, demolition, or maintenance worksites. Contractors must use physical barriers, vacuum or wet-cutting systems, tarps, enclosures, and inlet filters to contain dust, debris, microplastics, and other pollutants. Contractors must also perform daily cleanup of all generated waste and ensure no pollutants are discharged into public streets, storm drains, waterways, or other drainage infrastructure.
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