What is it?
Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) Tier II reporting is a law that requires
certain businesses to report their inventory of hazardous chemicals to the government. This information
is used to help communities prepare for and respond to chemical emergencies.
Am I subject to the rule?
Businesses that store or use more than a certain amount of hazardous chemicals must report under
EPCRA Tier II. The specific amount of chemicals that triggers the reporting requirement varies
depending on the type of chemical.
What happens if I don't follow the rule?
You could be fined up to $37,500 per day
What next?
Since there's several thousand chemicals that you may be required to report, we recommend contacting
a professional services company, such as PSR, to discuss your specific situation.
As a leading provider of operator qualification, EHS consulting, technology, training, and quality consulting services, PSR is committed to empowering businesses in Cushing, Oklahoma and beyond to achieve their safety, environmental, and quality goals. With a proven track record of success and a team of experienced professionals, PSR is your one-stop shop for comprehensive solutions that help you operate more efficiently, effectively, and sustainably.
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