Tier II Community Right-to-Know Reporting

Here's how we help with Tier II Reporting.

Tier II Reporting of hazardous materials can differ from city to city, county to county, and state to state. This can get especially confusing when you run operations across various areas and have different agencies to report to. We know you have more pressing issues to worry about than where your information correctly goes to, so we strive to simplify and streamline your reporting process however possible.

We analyze your facility and operation in full, to determine just what you have on-site that needs to be reported. We evaluate your operation and compare the results against reporting thresholds to determine whether or not you need to conduct Tier II Reporting. Additionally, we can determine if your hazardous materials may trigger the need to conduct TRI Reporting.

If you think your facility doesn't fall under CRTK Reporting of hazardous materials guidelines? Think again. Most facilities, whether they know it or not, keep hundreds of hazardous materials on-site that might require reporting.

Your Community Right-to-Know Reporting has to be submitted by USEPA-mandated deadlines, so getting your information submitted accurately the first time is of great importance. We've conducted Tier II Community Right to Know Reporting all across the US, and have lots of experience with using various local and state reporting methods.

Occasionally Tier II Reporting requirements overlap or supersede one another, and you might have to submit the same information to multiple agencies in different ways. We'll determine if your facility falls under additional state and local reporting requirements.

At Resource Management Associates, we have the expertise and experience needed to correctly conduct CRTK Reporting at your facility or operation, regardless of where you're located.