Classroom
0.8 CEUs
OnDemand courses are not eligible for CEU credit.
This intensive 1-day course is intended for environmental professionals responsible for air quality permitting and compliance management for their facilities. Each course is focused on state and/or district requirements for the location of the course. A brief overview of federal requirements and detailed information on state/local regulations provide the information needed to prepare or manage the air permit application process for new or modified sources. Common reporting and compliance management tasks are reviewed, and recent and ongoing regulatory developments are discussed.
Topics include:
Key Clean Air Act and state/district regulatory requirements
Air permitting concepts and processes for construction and operating permits
Streamlining compliance management tasks
Course Topics
Federal Air Quality Regulations
Overview of the Regulatory Process
1970 Clean Air Act Amendments
National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS)
National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPs)
New Source Performance Standards (NSPS)
1977 Clean Air Act Amendments
Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD)
Major Source/Major Modification concepts
Emissions netting and PSD applicability
BACT control technology analyses
Air Quality Analyses
Dispersion modeling concepts and requirements
PSD Increments
Class I Areas
Nonattainment New Source Review (NA NSR)
1990 Clean Air Act Amendments
Title I - Nonattainment
Title III - Hazardous Air Pollutants/MACT
112(r) - Accidental release prevention program
Title V - Operating Permits
Virginia Air Quality Regulations
Virginia’s Air Quality Programs
Overview of Virginia’s Air Division
Structure of Virginia’s air regulations
Important regulatory definitions
Virginia Construction Permits
Basic permit application format
Permit application preparation
Permit applicability concepts
Permit exemptions/general permits
Permit review and approval process – Recent Changes
Synthetic Minor/Title V Operating Permits
Negotiating and reviewing Title V permits
Permit renewals and revisions
Periodic Monitoring and Compliance Assurance Monitoring guidance
Updates on Current Regulatory Issues
New Source Review (NSR) Reform Status and Update
MACT Update (including the Miscellaneous Organic NESHAP [MON] Rule)
MACT Hammer/112(j) Requirements and Triggers
Regional Transport of Ozone and Virginia’s ozone nonattainment status
Air Quality Standard Revisions (PM2.5/Ozone)
Regional Haze Rule and Clean Air Act Reauthorization
Training Course Policy
Course fees are payable upon registration.
Only one discount can be applied to your purchase.
The course fee is per attendee. Recording our courses is strictly prohibited.
Recordings of paid, virtual courses will not be provided.
Cancellations received more than 72 hours prior to a course are eligible for a full refund or transfer to another course. Cancellations received less than 72 hours prior to a course may be transferred to another course; however, no refund will be provided. If Trinity Consultants cancels a course, full refunds will be provided.
Trinity Consultants assumes no responsibility for participants’ travel expenses including, in the case of course cancellation, reimbursement for non-refundable reservations.
These courses are intended primarily for environmental professionals from industry and government agencies. Trinity Consultants reserves the right to decline registrations at its discretion to persons for whom its courses may not be intended.