The Indiana Excess Liability Trust Fund (ELTF) Has Changed – Learn How and Why
Thursday, July 14, 2011 10:00 am EST
Many underground storage tank (UST) owners and operators rely on the Indiana Excess Liability Trust Fund (ELTF) as their required financial assurance related to USTs. Cleanup and closure of release incidents can be expensive. The ELTF has changed recently. Do not jeopardize your financial assurance should you have a release from a UST. This Webinar will present a brief background on ELTF and important information on the recent changes as well as how they can impact you. Learn why the changes were deemed necessary and how to ensure you maintain your financial assurance.
The Cost of Compliance
Thursday, July 21, 2011 10:00 am EST
The cost of ensuring environmental compliance often goes un-appreciated, but the cost of non-compliance can have significant impacts on a business’ continued operation and bottom line. We will look at the results of environmental non-compliance and why it is better for a facility to pay the upfront costs associated with being proactive in achieving and maintaining compliance versus the backend costs of not complying with applicable rules and regulations.
Using a Compliance Assistance Program to Manage Personnel Changes
Tuesday, July 26, 2011 10:00 am EST
A valued member of your environmental, health and safety (EH&S) team is out for extended leave, leaves unexpectedly or their position is eliminated as part of a company-wide reorganization/downsizing initiative. How well are you and your company prepared to deal with personnel changes affecting the facility’s EH&S compliance? This webinar will provide information on utilizing August Mack Environmental, Inc.’s Compliance Assurance Program (eCAP®) to manage personnel changes at a facility.
What the Construction Industry Should Know About Changes to the Storm Water Regulation
Thursday, July 28, 2011 10:00 am EST
Under the new construction and development rule for storm water discharge, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Construction General Permit (CGP) is to be changed, and EPA has recently issued a draft. It incorporates a range of sediment and erosion controls and pollution prevention measures (authorized states will make similar changes). The final CGP is expected by January 2012, and may include additional sampling and testing requirements.
Additionally, EPA expects to issue another draft construction storm water rule by the end of the year. The draft rule may expand the storm water program by including post-construction storm water controls in the CGP, and requiring owners to retrofit the controls in existing development. EPA sent out questionnaires over the summer and fall regarding this proposed rule.
This webinar will concisely inform attendees with essential information regarding the coming changes, and highlight developments since our March construction storm water webinar.
To see a full list of upcoming Environmental Health and Safety webinars, click here.
Thursday, July 14, 2011 10:00 am EST
Many underground storage tank (UST) owners and operators rely on the Indiana Excess Liability Trust Fund (ELTF) as their required financial assurance related to USTs. Cleanup and closure of release incidents can be expensive. The ELTF has changed recently. Do not jeopardize your financial assurance should you have a release from a UST. This Webinar will present a brief background on ELTF and important information on the recent changes as well as how they can impact you. Learn why the changes were deemed necessary and how to ensure you maintain your financial assurance.
The Cost of Compliance
Thursday, July 21, 2011 10:00 am EST
The cost of ensuring environmental compliance often goes un-appreciated, but the cost of non-compliance can have significant impacts on a business’ continued operation and bottom line. We will look at the results of environmental non-compliance and why it is better for a facility to pay the upfront costs associated with being proactive in achieving and maintaining compliance versus the backend costs of not complying with applicable rules and regulations.
Using a Compliance Assistance Program to Manage Personnel Changes
Tuesday, July 26, 2011 10:00 am EST
A valued member of your environmental, health and safety (EH&S) team is out for extended leave, leaves unexpectedly or their position is eliminated as part of a company-wide reorganization/downsizing initiative. How well are you and your company prepared to deal with personnel changes affecting the facility’s EH&S compliance? This webinar will provide information on utilizing August Mack Environmental, Inc.’s Compliance Assurance Program (eCAP®) to manage personnel changes at a facility.
What the Construction Industry Should Know About Changes to the Storm Water Regulation
Thursday, July 28, 2011 10:00 am EST
Under the new construction and development rule for storm water discharge, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Construction General Permit (CGP) is to be changed, and EPA has recently issued a draft. It incorporates a range of sediment and erosion controls and pollution prevention measures (authorized states will make similar changes). The final CGP is expected by January 2012, and may include additional sampling and testing requirements.
Additionally, EPA expects to issue another draft construction storm water rule by the end of the year. The draft rule may expand the storm water program by including post-construction storm water controls in the CGP, and requiring owners to retrofit the controls in existing development. EPA sent out questionnaires over the summer and fall regarding this proposed rule.
This webinar will concisely inform attendees with essential information regarding the coming changes, and highlight developments since our March construction storm water webinar.
To see a full list of upcoming Environmental Health and Safety webinars, click here.
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