Reporting Toxic Releases to the EPA
The EPA's Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) Program requires that industries report annually on the release of over 600 toxic chemicals. These chemicals are released to the air, land, and/or water. The reports are posted online for the public to view so that communities can see what is being released into their environments. To learn more about reporting or viewing TRI data, visit the EPA's TRI Program webpage by clicking here.
Benefits of eCAP
- File organization
- Fixed cost structure
- Technical expertise
- Institutional knowledge
To learn more about eCAP, visit http://www.ecapsolution.com/ or call August Mack at 317.916.8000.
Upcoming Webinar on Material Safety Data Sheet Management Systems
Safety Never Rests: Is Your LO/TO Program Still Effective?
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Environmental Compliance Solutions
eCAP Overview
Any company using eCAP® can feel confident knowing that the following is occurring:
- Consistent and proactive environmental, health and safety program inspections
- Collect and maintain all pertinent corporate environmental compliance data
- Processes are reviewed
- Reporting is conducted
- Electronic repository of all environmental, health and safety compliance records
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Safety Audit: Is It Time?
When was the last time you had a safety audit to verify your facility’s compliance with all the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements? I guess a better question is… have you ever completed an audit to determine your facility’s adherence to all of the regulations? If not, “there is no time like the present” to move forward with this proactive compliance activity. And that is exactly what an audit allows you to be… proactive! For most people, being prepared...
Let Us Join Your Compliance Team
August Mack's Compliance Assurance Program (eCAP®) provides facilities with a team of environmental compliance consultants with expertise in all areas of environmental, health and safety (EH&S) regulatory compliance. This team will implement, review and maintain the EH&S management system that ensures compliance with current and future regulations. You need a team! Have us join your team.
August Mack specializes in environmental, health and safety compliance; environmental due diligence;...
Read More »What Does eCAP Provide?
During the years, eCAP® has achieved many benefits for clients using the system:
- Helped facilities get up-to-speed and into regulatory compliance
- Maintained institutional knowledge
- Transitioned environmental, health and safety functions during change
- Increased regulatory expertise
- Improved environmental compliance programs at the facility
- Eliminated regulatory deficiencies and penalties
- Provided corporate consistencies
- Ensured regulatory maintenance
- Eliminated tasks for plant engineers, human resource...
Upcoming Webinar on PSM: The 14 Elements and How They Apply to You
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eCAP: OSHA Maintenance Module
The purpose of the OSHA Maintenance Module was established for three areas of facility
operation that
almost exclusively relate to maintenance personnel. These
areas include confined space entry, lockout/tagout and hot works
permitting. Each of these module programs has the compliance
monitoring, program development, program implementation and
personnel training options available.
To learn more about the OSHA Maintenance Module of eCAP,
contact a Health & Safety Compliance technical expert at...
EH&S Compliance Services
A partial list of August Mack Environmental's Environmental, Health and Safety compliance services include:
- Environmental Compliance Auditing
- MSDS Database Development and Maintenance
- Litigation Support
- Air Permits
- Dispersion Modeling
- Tier II/Form R Reporting
- Health & Safety Compliance Programs
- ISO 14001
- SPCC Requirement Implementation
- Storm Water Permitting
- Air Monitoring
- Air Emission Inventory
- Health & Safety Training
- Wastewater Treatment Plant Operation
- Landfill Design & Permitting
- Landfill Construction
- Air...
August Mack Webinars
Upcoming October Webinars
Tuesday, October 5th - 10 a.m.
House Enrollment Act (HEA) 1162 requires the Indiana Department of Environmental management to consider risk based solutions to environmental impacts. An important part of risk based thinking is the use of “Multiple Lines of Evidence”. This Webinar with summarize risk based closure thinking and explain how “Lines of Evidence” are used in the process of obtaining environmental closure. You will learn what...Read More »
Confined Space: Authorized Entrant Responsibilities
The responsibilities of an authorized entrant for a confined space are:
- Know space hazards, including information on the means of exposure such as inhalation or adsorption, signs and symptoms of exposure
- Use personal protective equipment properly
- Maintain communication with attendants
- Alert attendant when a prohibited condition exists or when warning signs/symptoms of exposure exist
- Evacuate the space as soon as
possible when
- Ordered by the authorized person
- Recognize the warning signs or symptoms of...
Combustible Dust and the National Emphasis Program
According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), there are approximately 30,000 industrial facilities in the United States at risk for dust explosions due to the materials they utilize and the processes they operate. OSHA states there have been in excess of 350 dust explosions resulting in more than 100 fatalities and numerous injuries since 1980. There were 15 fatalities in 2003 alone including the dust explosion at Hayes Lemmerz, a plastic dust explosion at a...
Read More »Autumn is Arriving
At the beginning of the year, many people make a list of things they want to get done. Well the year is 3/4 of the way over and how are you doing on your list? One way to reflect on the progress of your EH&S programs is to perform a compliance audit. Call us if you need help or want a third party to audit your EH&S systems.