Be sure and
register here for the August Mack webinar on March 2, 2012
titled "How Do You Manage Your Safety Risk in Environmental
Remediation Projects?" When you have an environmental remediation
project, there are many aspects that you need to consider. For
example, what technologies or approach will you be utilizing?
Regardless of the answer, safety should always be an important
component of any project. This webinar, which will be co-presented
by August Mack and EFS (Environmental Field...Read More »
Don't forget about
tomorrow's webinar "The EH&S Compliance Cycle: Audits,
Development, Implementation, and Maintenance." Be sure to register
in advance for the 10:00 a.m. webinar by visiting the
registration form on the August Mack website to
sign up.
Be sure to register in
advance for the August Mack webinar on Thursday,
February 23rd titled "Environmental Due Diligence for
Commercial Property Transaction." You can visit the
registration form on the August
Mack website to sign up for this free webinar. Environmental Due
Diligence is a must as a buyer, seller, or lender in a commercial
real estate transaction. Learn what common types of environmental
due diligence assessments are conducted, the differences between
them, and what type of...
Read More »The August Mack Environmental newsletter will be issued in the next
few days. If you do not regularly receive this newsletter, click on
the banner at the top of the blog to get signed up!
Don't forget to attend the webinar tomorrow on oil-water separators
and the related wastewater issues. If you have not already
registered, visit the
registration page of the August Mack website to sign up for
this free webinar.
August Mack is proud to be a silver sponsor of the 2012 Indiana Safety &
Health Conference & Expo March 12-14 in Indianapolis,
Indiana. "Safety Gets the Checkered Flag" is the theme for this
year's event, and from looking at the agenda, there
will be no shortage of interesting and informative topics
covered.
In additional to August Mack's participation as an exhibitor, August Mack's Principal Engineer for Compliance Services, Chuck Staehler, will be speaking on "What Safety Professionals Should...Read More »
In additional to August Mack's participation as an exhibitor, August Mack's Principal Engineer for Compliance Services, Chuck Staehler, will be speaking on "What Safety Professionals Should...Read More »
Be sure to register in
advance for the August Mack webinar on Tuesday,
February 21st titled "IDEM Rule 6 Storm Water Permits." You
can visit the
registration form on the August
Mack website to sign up for this free webinar. This training covers
many of the basic elements associated with IDEM’s National
Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Rule 6 General
Permit for Storm Water Discharges Associated with Industrial
Activities. Topics include applying for the permit with a Notice...
Read More »Be sure to register in
advance for the August Mack webinar on Thursday,
February 16th titled "Background Contaminants." You can visit
the
registration form on the August
Mack website to sign up for this free webinar. Background levels of
certain contaminants, particularly metals and some organic
constituents, can play a significant role when evaluating
subsurface data collected from a site. Some constituents, such as
arsenic, are very common in native soil and groundwater and are
also common...
Read More »Be sure to register in advance for the August
Mack webinar on Thursday, February 9th titled
"Supplemental Environmental Project (SEP) & August Mack’s eCAP
Program." You can visit the
registration form on the August
Mack website to sign up for this free webinar. Recently August
Mack’s eCAP program was approved as a Supplemental Environmental
Project (SEP) by the EPA. This allowed our client to utilize eCAP
as an Environmental Management System (EMS) as part of an agreed
order. A SEP is an...
Read More »Be sure to register in
advance for the August Mack webinar on Thursday, February 2nd
titled "The EH&S Compliance Cycle: Audits, Development,
Implementation, and Maintenance." You can visit the
registration form on the August
Mack website to sign up for this free webinar. This webinar will
cover the broader aspects of EH&S compliance. A 50,000 foot
overview which includes common mistakes, tips, best management
practices, and advantages of the four areas of the EH&S
compliance cycle (audits,...
Read More »Don't forget about the August Mack webinar tomorrow. If you haven't already done so, visit the Registration Form to sign up. This webinar will review of the reporting requirements of Pennsylvania’s residual waste regulations including the Generator’s Residual Waste Biennial Report (Form 330/330-GM), Chemical Analysis of Residual Waste Annual Report by the Generator (Form 26R), and Source Reduction Strategy (Form 25R).
Be sure to register in advance for the AME webinar on January 26,
titled "Recent EH&S Trends Based on 2011 Data." You can
visit the
registration form on the August Mack website to sign up for
this free webinar. Although the recent past is not always
predictive of the future, it does effectively provide the most
recent data for future trends. Reflecting on August Mack’s work in
2011, this webinar will explore and analyze different projects and
project types. Not only will the information...Read More »
On January 24th at 10 am, August Mack will offer a webinar on
oil-water separators and the related wastewater issues. Visit the
registration page of the August Mack website to sign up for
this free webinar. For many industries, the contamination of
wastewater by the infiltration of oil and grease is a problem that
must be dealt with before state and federal regulatory compliance
can be achieved. Untreated oil and grease in wastewater discharges
can result in potential safety hazards, as well as...Read More »
If you haven't already done so, visit the Registration Form to sign up for the free August Mack webinar which will be held on Thursday, January 19, 2012 at 10:00 am. This webinar will discuss Trichloroethylene (TCE), which is used as a degreasing and cleaning solvent, has played an important role in the industrialization of this country. However, the prevalent use of TCE has also left its fingerprint upon our environment making it a common soil and groundwater contaminant at environmentally...
Can
you believe tomorrow is New Year's Eve? Happy New Year to you and
your family from August Mack Environmental! Thanks for all your
support and business in 2011. We are looking forward a great year
in 2012.If you haven't already done so, visit the Registration Form to sign up for the free August Mack webinar which will be held on Thursday, January 12, 2012 at 10:00 am. This webinar will discuss Residual Waste Reporting Requirements, specifically in Pennsylvania. Residual waste material, which can be solid, liquid or gas in form, is a byproduct of many different types of operations. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, “Pennsylvania business and industries generate...
Merry
Christmas and Happy Holidays from the August Mack team! We
sincerely hope that you have a safe and memorable holiday with your
loved ones. We appreciate our faithful blog readers who continually
follow our posts and look forward to another great year connecting
with you online.In order to successfully fulfill our mission of providing expertise, innovation and commitment, we are always looking for ways to engage and inform our clients. In 2005 we started our free webinar program as a new avenue for sharing the valuable expertise of August Mack employees to the public. Over the years we have presented hundreds of webinars to thousands of attendees. In fact, in October we celebrated our 6th anniversary of providing educational webinars on a variety of...
Read More »With only three days until Christmas, we'd like to share another
graphic created by one of our talented high school interns.
August Mack employees continue to actively participate in the 1st & Green Challenge by recording their sustainability efforts online. Check out this creative and entertaining weekly warm-up video created by the 1st & Green Subcommittee of the Super Bowl Host Committee.
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