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EPA Form R Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) Reporting: How to Ensure Compliance

Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA) establishes the obligation for certain facilities to prepare and submit a Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) Report, aka a Form R report, if their usage of TRI-listed chemicals exceeded applicable thresholds. The deadline for Form R reports is July 1 of each year for the previous calendar year’s data. What makes these reports challenging is that EPA continually adds new hazardous chemicals to the TRI reporting list. If you’re the owner or operator of an affected facility, you need to be aware of current reporting obligations to ensure the accuracy and completeness of your upcoming TRI submissions.

In this webinar, the experts at VelocityEHS will guide you through the recent reporting changes for this year and provide a comprehensive overview of the entire reporting process to help you stay in compliance with TRI reporting requirements. There will also be a live Q&A with the presenter, and all attendees who ask questions will receive answers, either live (time permitting) or via follow-up email.

Attendees will learn:

• the main purpose of EPA’s TRI reporting.
• the applicability of TRI reporting.
• the key elements of completing a TRI report, including chemical use evaluation, threshold evaluation, qualifiers, and exemptions, estimating releases, Form R vs. Form A, submitting TRI forms, and revising/withdrawing/self-disclosure of TRI reports.
• common errors in completing Form R reports and Form A certification statements.
• recent TRI reporting changes that may apply to your organization.
• potential enforcement actions for TRI noncompliance.
• how chemical management software can simplify TRI compliance.

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