Penalty for Late Right To Know Filing
WARNING: Submitting your Right to Know filing late can be hazardous to your health, causing insomnia, stomach aches, headaches, an overwhelming sense of guilt, fear and self-loathing. OK, we may be exaggerating a bit here, but not necessarily by much. Health-related...
Right To Know Filing 2013 Guidelines
It’s almost that time again. If you own or operate any facility in New York City that uses or stores hazardous substances you must submit an annual report to the NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). It’s part of the Community Right-to-Know filing program...
NYC Community Right-To-Know Filing: Sara Title III Requirements
To help ensure the safety of employees and the public and safeguard the environment, NYC Community Right-To-Know Filing and SARA Title III require that certain commercial, industrial and even public facilities fulfill these obligations: Annual Inventory Your facility...
Community Right-to-Know vs Hazardous Communication
The details of Community Right-to-Know (RTK) and Hazardous Communication (HAZCOM) both affect how your facility functions. HAZCOM is one of OSHA’s most important compliance requirements. Its education, training, chemical labeling and safety programs are all designed...