- Evaluate the filing status of the state and local reports and plans including
– Section 312 Tier I & II (EPA) Inventories
– Section 313 (EPA) Form R
– AB2588 Air Toxics reports
– Waste Water Self-Monitoring Reports
– Hazardous Waste Taxes
– Hazardous Material Fees (Taxes)
– State Biennial Report
– Annual Emission Reports
– Industrial Hygiene Air Monitoring Reports
– Hazardous Waste Minimization Reports - Evaluation of all programs and methods as required by the Hazardous Material & Haz waste regulations and other related regulations.
- Training Programs
- Monitoring and Inspection Program
- Safety and Spill Equipment Methods and Schedules
- Hazard Communication Plan
- Evaluation of Emergency and Working Procedures with emphasis in the area of:
- Hazardous Materials Handling Procedures
- Emergency Procedures
- Material Separation Procedures
- Labeling Procedures
- Evaluation of the status of existing and required Permits
- Air Permits
- County Hazardous Waste Generator Permit
- Waste Water Discharge Permit
- Hazardous Material Storage Permit
- Tiered Permitting (On Site Hazardous Waste Treatment)
- Storm Water Discharge permit
- Review of Maps, Drawings, and Signs to determine the level of compliance
Environmental and Safety regulations applicable to California facilities are complex and numerous. CDMS specialists conduct site audits, interviews with personnel, as well as a thorough evaluation of all programs, plans, procedures and training documentation to identify compliance gaps and provide a detailed written report. We also assist with prioritizing the list of specific actions needed to get back into compliance, based on common violations issued by Certified Unified Program Agencies (CUPAs), the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA), the Storm Water Board, and other regulatory bodies. CDMS will conduct a Compliance Audit of the Client’s Safety Related regulatory requirements to determine the level of compliance with Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) requirements stated in Title 8. The audit will address common regulatory issues identified in Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) audits. CDMS will consider in the evaluation requirements such as the following:
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