These changes come at the request of state and local planning committees, to help them be better prepared to respond to incidents. Changes expected include
• Name of Parent Company , if applicable.
• Addition of Dun & Bradstreet number of facility or Parent Company
• Number of employees typically at the site
• GPS coordinates i.e. latitude and longitude
• EPA assigned facility numbers for Section 312 RMP/TRI facilities
• Management contact and contact phone
• Owner’s email address
• Facility’s emergency coordinator name and contact information
• Contact information of person preparing Tier I and/or Tier II report
• Confirm annually if “extremely hazardous substances” are on site
• Confirm annually if facility is subject to Risk Management Plan rules
• Narrower quantity range codes to report on-site chemical amounts
• Segregate reporting categories for pure substances and mixtures
• Replace storage container & condition codes with explicit data
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