Prepare your facility and your frontline personnel to deal with conducting self-inspections, preparing for and handling visits from agency inspectors, responding to violation notices, and more. Contains checklists and tables for easy use.
FREE Environmental Special Reports
Get your FREE copies of these Environmental Special Reports covering critical compliance and training topics. These topics include: Recordkeeping, Hazardous Waste, Chemical Regulations, MSDS, Global Environmental Challenges, Environmental Crisis Communication, and much more...
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Tips from the Enviro Manager’s Corner
Environmental managers are faced with complex decisions involving operations, permits, and regulatory compliance issues every day. Some wear many different hats at their facilities and are also in charge of employee safety and training. In addition, corporate pressure to meet the bottom line often leads to significant cuts to the environmental manager’s budget. How can environmental managers actually manage these myriad responsibilities and growing demands? This report contains selected tips from the Manager’s Corner, a regular feature of BLR’s Environmental Manager’s Compliance Advisor newsletter.
Global Environmental Challenges for U.S. Business: Are You Ready?
New international laws now target companies that are part of the supply chain that ultimately sell products globally. Read about these laws and the effect they can have on your operation in this special report.
Environmental Crisis Communication: The 10 Most Common Mistakes
This report will help you avoid the 10 most common mistakes made by environmental managers in communicating with the public in the event of an environmental incident.
Stormwater Management for Industrial Activities
This downloadable 61-page special report’s primary focus is on the operations and processes that take place at industrial facilities. These include materials that are often exposed to stormwater during raw material handling and storage, shipping and receiving, and waste treatment, storage, and disposal.
The ROI of EHS
The report describes the barriers between EHS performance and business value, and offers innovative and practical tools and techniques for selling EHS initiatives to management.
Hazardous Waste Generators: 35 Questions Answered for You!
Under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) states are empowered to develop and enforce their own waste management programs – but only if their regs are more stringent than the federal rules. Confusing – Complicated – most definitely! With over 30 years of experience BLR has earned the distinction of being a leader in providing state and federal analysis and guidance to our customers.
Hazwaste Container Management: Where EPA Inspectors Look First
This special report will explain the federal container management rules applicable to both TSDF owners and operators storing hazardous waste in containers and to generators accumulating hazardous waste on-site in containers. The report will address how to determine if a container is empty, the applicability of the air emissions control standards, and satellite accumulation by generators. Included also are compliance tips, questions asked of EPA and the agency’s answers, and a container management quiz.
Proven Strategies To Increase the Value of EHS
This report will help EHS professionals enhance the value of their programs and performance in the eyes of executive management. In addition, it identifies and links key EHS functions and associated business values, outlines existing methods for enhancing the business value of EHS, and offers practical tools and techniques for selling EHS initiatives to management.
Recordkeeping for EHS Managers
This special report informs you what records must be kept on hand and how long these records must be kept! Compiled in this report are the 3 critical areas of compliance: Environmental Requirements, Safety Requirements, and DHS and DOT Requirements. Also included in this report are recordkeeping checklists to help you keep track of your records for major environmental laws and OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard.
