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FAQ

What standard would require the placement of spill plates under oil drums, grease cans etc.?

How are notifications handled when a contractor brings extremely hazardous substances (EHSs) onsite over the threshold planning quantity or causes a reportable quantity release of an EHS?

If an extremely hazardous substance is not stored onsite but is produced in a process such as incineration, is it exempt from both threshold planning quantity calculation and release reporting if the release is covered by a Clean Air Act (CAA) permit?

What are the differences between CERCLA and EPCRA requirements for reporting an emergency release?

What is the difference between hazardous chemicals, hazardous substances, hazardous materials, and hazardous wastes?

What are the differences between the requirement to report to the CSB and the NRC?

What must be reported to the National Response Center (NRC) under 40 CFR 302.6?

What are CSB recommendations?

How does the CSB evaluate responses from recommendations recipients?

Who are the recipients of CSB recommendations?

What do the status designations for each recommendation mean?

Do recipients follow CSB recommendations?

What is the difference between reportable quantities (RQs) and threshold planning quantities (TPQs)?

How do I determine whether my release of a mixture exceeds a reportable quantity?