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Once the company has determined the program level and applicable process for the facility, a Risk Management Plan (RMP) must be created and then submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) via the RMP*eSubmit software.
Required plan elements
Under the Risk Management Plan (RMP) rule, sources with a regulated substance above a threshold quantity will be required to conduct the following elements of risk management planning:
Based on their limited potential for serious offset consequences, Program 1 processes are not required to implement a prevention program, an emergency response program, or a management system. Sources with processes in Program 2 and Program 3, however, must address each of these elements.
Once the company has determined the program level and applicable process for the facility, a Risk Management Plan (RMP) must be created and then submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) via the RMP*eSubmit software.
Required plan elements
Under the Risk Management Plan (RMP) rule, sources with a regulated substance above a threshold quantity will be required to conduct the following elements of risk management planning:
Based on their limited potential for serious offset consequences, Program 1 processes are not required to implement a prevention program, an emergency response program, or a management system. Sources with processes in Program 2 and Program 3, however, must address each of these elements.