EPCRA Planning and Reporting Manager™
Ensure accurate, defensible EPCRA reporting with focused training on Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) and Tier II requirements, threshold calculations, data collection strategies, and the common reporting mistakes that trigger enforcement.
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Upcoming Course Dates
The EPCRA Planning and Reporting Manager™ course is offered most often in our Annapolis, Maryland, training facility and online via live virtual attendance. All sessions run two days and the course fee is $1,115, with discounts available for early registration, groups of three or more, government employees, students, and veterans. Corporate partnership discounts are also available.
Browse upcoming dates below and register early—early bird pricing and seats are limited.
Course Description
This fully updated course prepares students to lead EPCRA reporting efforts, oversee EPCRA compliance, and validate information prior to submission. The course covers current EPCRA applicability and reporting requirements, including PFAS reporting requirements, multiple chemical lists, applicability thresholds, required reporting, deadlines, available reporting tools, and required supporting documentation.
Practical applications of the requirements for various industry sectors and for Federal agencies are explored and discussed. Illustrative scenarios are presented on industrial and Federal agency reporting under EPCRA Section 313 to provide a clear understanding of where to focus attention and how to apply the complex guidance of the Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) requirements to actual facility operations.
The annual reporting requirements of EPCRA are complex, with several sections of the law establishing different reporting threshold calculations and annual reporting requirements. Class exercises apply new information to real-life scenarios, and participants use various data sources and regulatory references to practice calculating reporting thresholds and quantities.
Topics Covered
The EPCRA Planning and Reporting Manager™ course covers EPCRA applicability, reporting requirements across all sections, threshold calculations, data collection strategies, and practical compliance strategies in focused training modules.
- EPCRA Applicability by Section
- EPCRA Sections 302 and 303 Reporting Requirements
- Spill Notification Requirements Under CERCLA and EPCRA
- EPCRA Sections 311 and 312 Reporting Requirements
- Reporting Extremely Hazardous Substances (EHSs) and the CERCLA 102(a) Hazardous Substances
- Documentation Procedures When No Reporting Is Required
- EPCRA Section 313 Thresholds and Reporting
- Responding to Changes in Reporting Requirements or Onsite Activities
- Practical Inventory and Reporting Strategies, Including the Acceptable Use of Estimates
- Current Regulatory and Compliance Management Trends
You Will Receive
Every participant leaves the EPCRA Planning and Reporting Manager™ course prepared to lead EPCRA data collection and reporting. Bound course handout materials become a useful desk book for later reference, and you will have the presenter’s contact information for any future questions.
Printed Materials
Binder of presentation materials for later reference
Reference Materials
Electronic copies of key reference materials
Notes
Your notes from class discussions
Printed Certificate
Certificate of accomplishment to display and share
Presenters
All Aarcher Institute presenters are exclusive and present Aarcher Institute proprietary course content.
The EPCRA Planning and Reporting Manager™ course is presented by presenters with extensive EPCRA compliance support, TRI reporting analysis, contingency planning, risk evaluation, and environmental compliance auditing experience across hundreds of facilities and federal agencies.
Ann Smith-Reiser
PMP
Craig Schwarze
CHMM, CPEA, CIT
Have Questions?
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