The EPA’s Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) has certain reporting requirements that are applicable to asphalt plants — knowing which ones matter and which ones aren’t applicable can save you significant time. And you need to know what, and/or if, you need to file these reports in time for the EPA’s Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) reporting deadline July 1.
In this webinar Environmental Compliance Manager Bob Beyke with Milestone Contractors, Operations Manager Jon Callahan with Palmer Paving Corp., and NAPA Vice President of Environment, Health and Safety Dr. Howard Marks, will review compliance obligations for EPCRA reporting. The webinar will introduce Hazardous Chemical Storage Reporting Requirements (Sections 311-312), then will focus on the TRI (Section 313) reporting requirements, including determining your establishment’s NAICS/SIC code as well as reporting thresholds for polyaromatic compounds (PACs) and hydrogen sulfide (H2S). Effective for 2014, reporting facilities must submit their information through EPA’s TRI-MEweb (with some exceptions).
This webinar is targeted for environmental managers from asphalt pavement production companies and provides the following takeaways:
• Developing your facility’s hazardous chemicals inventory
• Reporting hazardous chemicals under EPCRA (Sections 311-312)
• Determining whether your facility needs to report under EPCRA Section 313, EPA’s TRI Program
• Identifying TRI applicability; NAICS/SIC code determination; workplace hours threshold; PAC and hydrogen sulfide reporting
Click here to register.
Cost: $50 members/gov.; $90 non-members *You must be logged in to see the member discount code
Please contact Nancy Lawler at nlawler@asphaltpavement.org or 888.468.6499 if you need assistance.
