Environmental and Safety Compliance Audits
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 a prioritizing the list of specific actions needed to get back into compliance based on the common violations that are issued by Certified Unified Program Association (CUPAs), Occupational Safety & Health Association (OSHA), the Storm water board and other regulatory bodies.
CDMS Environmental Audits include topics such as:
- 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
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Safety Compliance Audit
CDMS will conduct a Compliance Audit of the Client’s Safety Related regulatory requirements to determine the level of compliance with Occupational Safety & Health Association (OSHA) requirements stated in Title 8. The audit will address common regulatory issues identified in Occupational Safety & Health Association (OSHA) audits. CDMS will consider in the evaluation requirements such as the following:
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Electrical Safety
- Occupational Safety & Health Association (OSHA) Required Labeling
- Storage of Compressed Gas Cylinders
- Eye Safety
- Hearing Safety
- Machine Guards
- Hazard Communication Plan
- Fire Extinguishers
- Eye Washes
- Ergonomics
- Injury and Illness Prevention Plan
- Employee Training
- Lockout/Tagout
- Ventilation
- Hazardous Managerial Storage
- Toxic Gases
- Exits, Access, Egress from Elevated Areas and Guard Rails
- Bloodborne Pathogens
- Record Keeping
- Occupational Safety & Health Association (OSHA) Postings
- Forklift Program
- Noise Monitoring
- Confined Space
- Air Monitoring
- House Keeping
- Compressors and Compressed Air
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