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Environmental Reporting Requirements in Washington

Environmental Reporting Requirements in Washington

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Course Details

Classroom 1.6 CEUs OnDemand courses are not eligible for CEU credit.

This course provides an overview of the environmental reporting fundamentals and requirements during a typical calendar year for the state in which the course is being presented. The course addresses major environmental reports required during a calendar year through the implementation of practical work exercises that cover program applicability through completion of required forms. A discussion of best practices, or compliance techniques, is also provided. Attendees learn to:

  • Prepare standard federal/state reports including Tier II, Toxic Release Inventory (TRI), annual air emissions inventory, Title V Annual Compliance Certification and Semiannual Monitoring Reports
  • Prepare incident and other site-specific reports including spill or release reports, excess air emissions, deviation, and SSM reports, and more
  • Apply best practice compliance techniques to reporting tasks

    • Course Topics

    • Annual Environmental Reports
      • Tier II Report
        • Applicability
        • Report Contents
        • Submittal Deadline
        • Report Recipients
        • Examples
      • Annual Emissions Inventory
        • Applicability
        • Emission Calculations
        • Emission Factor Resources
        • Examples
      • Toxic Release Inventory (TRI)
        • Applicability
        • Definitions
          • Manufacture, Process, Otherwise Use, Persistent Bioaccumulative Toxic Chemicals
        • Exemptions
        • Calculations
        • Form A
        • Form R
      • Other Site-Specific Reports
        • Excess Air Emissions Reporting
          • When and who to report to
        • Biennial Hazardous Waste Reports
          • Applicability
          • Report Contents
        • Spill Reporting
          • When and who to report to
        • Semi-Annual Monitoring Reports (Title V)
          • Contents and Deadlines
          • Deviation Reporting
          • Strategies
          • Examples
        • Annual Compliance Certifications (Title V)
          • Title V vs. Voluntary – Contents
          • Strategies
          • Examples
        • NSPS
          • Deviation Reporting
          • CGA/RATA
          • CEMs
        • MACT Reporting
          • Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction Reports
          • Deviation Reporting
        • Risk Management Plan Update Reports
        • Annual Hazardous Waste Fee
        • TSCA Inventory Updates
        • NPDES Reports

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    • 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.

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