Detailed Toxic Release Inventory Reporting

Toxic Release Inventory r eporting, also known as Form R reporting is required by the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. More facilities than ever are reaching out to learn what it is or if their facility should be reporting. Most importantly, they’re asking what kind of trouble they could be facing for not reporting.

Data from the TRI reports are published in a publicly available database to provide communities with information on the hazardous chemicals that are released in their community. Facilities that manufacture or use greater than a threshold quantity of reportable chemicals are required to report by July 1 of each year. AG Consulting provides a threshold analysis and completion of required reports for its clients.

The EPA has actively enforced compliance with this program and fines can be assessed for non-reporting. Most instances of non-reporting are caused by an incomplete threshold analysis. Fines can be avoided if companies complete the required report and self-disclose the violation to the EPA. Contact AG Consulting to ensure you remain in compliance with TRI reporting and recordkeeping requirements.

You might not know if you have any toxic chemicals at your facility. Here at AG Consulting, LLC, Anthony can go through your inventory and let you know what needs to be reported. There are so many that you might not even know which should be listed.

Even in the reporting, thresholds are not exceeded, the law requires that documentation of the threshold analysis be maintained at your facility for three years. As your environmental consultant, AG Consulting can provide you with the records required to prove compliance. The inventory reporting is done annually, and it’s due July 1st of every year. Anthony will do it for you utilizing the EPA software and ensure that the reporting to the State is also completed. You will be provided with a customized documentation package to comply with the recordkeeping requirements.