Environmental services
EPCRA / SARA Reporting
The Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act sets reporting requirements so communities and responders know which chemicals are on site and what gets released.
The four major provisions of EPCRA
- 01Emergency planning (Sections 301 to 303)
- 02Emergency release notification (Section 304)
- 03Hazardous chemical storage reporting (Sections 311 and 312)
- 04Toxic Chemical Release Inventory (Section 313)
EH&S Consulting can keep your facility compliant across all EPCRA reporting, from the annual chemical inventory to release notifications.
Common questions
- Is my facility subject to EPCRA reporting?
- In general, yes if your site has 10,000 pounds of any chemical on hand at any time, or 500 pounds (or the threshold planning quantity, whichever is less) of an extremely hazardous substance. We can review your inventory and tell you plainly.
Tell us what you are up against.
Waste manifest questions, an OSHA letter, a training deadline, or a program that needs to exist by next quarter. Send it over and we will point you the right way.