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What this service is:
Managers responsible for handling community right-to-know issues for their facilities will find no better source for concise, results-oriented information on federal and state compliance.
What it helps you do:
- Comply with federal and state right-to-know laws and regulations more efficiently and cost-effectively. Focus on issues that have a direct impact on your company and industry.
- Keep up with changes in rules and regulations, and stay informed of key related issues. Prepare your operations for what's coming.
- Take an in-depth look at how agency rules and actions affect stakeholders. Learn how other companies handle the kinds of problems you face.
- Save time and money. Have the information you need to avoid violations that result in liability and fines.
- Benefit from practical, easy-to-use guidance, written in plain English, for meeting your obligations under EPCRA, SARA, and other provisions. Every topic features an overview and describes application of policy.
- Understand the roles of local emergency planning committees and state emergency response commissions.
- Get names, telephone numbers, and addresses of relevant officials for submitting documents and requesting information.
- Monitor currently listed chemicals and threshold quantities.
- Prepare MSDSs, inventory emissions, and pollution control reports.
- Plan and implement a legally sound emergency response program.
- Develop risk management plans for chemical emergencies.
- Train employees on right-to-know responsibilities.
- Interact effectively with government, industry, the media, and the community.
Product Structure
Reference: analysis, guidance and primary source material
Notification: current reports providing news and developments
Formats and Frequency
Print reference (Right-To-Know Planning Guide) material is updated monthly.
Print notification (Right-To-Know Planning Guide Report) is issued bi-weekly.
Web reference (Right-To-Know Planning Guide) material is updated weekly and available as a component of the Environment & Safety Library.
Web notification (Right-To-Know Planning Guide Report) is available bi-weekly and archived to 2/04/1999. E-mail summaries, providing the highlights and table of contents for each report, with URLs to full text articles and documents are also available.
SEE ALSO Environment and Safety Library