Which of the following is NOT a focus area of routine inspections?

Routine inspections are a critical component of managing industrial stormwater to ensure compliance with regulations and to minimize environmental impact. One of the key focuses during these inspections is to assess the effectiveness of stormwater management practices, evaluate the conditions of material storage, and ensure overall operational compliance.

While employee training sessions are crucial for informing personnel about proper procedures and best practices related to stormwater management, these sessions themselves are not directly the focus of routine inspections. Inspections are primarily concerned with examining physical aspects of stormwater management, such as the integrity of control measures and the conditions under which materials are stored, rather than evaluating whether training has been conducted or its effectiveness. Therefore, the correct answer indicates a distinction between what is actively observed and measured during routine inspections and what is part of the broader training program that supports those activities.