TRI Reporting

Here's how we help with TRI Reporting.

We find organizations across the US struggle to understand and comply with the regulations because they're pretty complex. What needs to be reported? Should you be doing Form A or Form R Reporting? What about releases to the environment?  We understand you've got better things to do than sit around and try to understand these bewildering regulations, and that's why we take the guesswork out of the whole process.

The team at RMA identifies what you have on-site, digs through reporting requirements, and confirms whether you have to do a report or not. If you don't meet reporting thresholds, then you don't have to do Form A or Form R Reporting, and you're not covered under the regulations. Additionally, we can determine if your materials on-site trigger the need to do annual Tier II Community Right to Know Reporting.

If you're thinking you don't have toxic chemicals onsite, think again. With over hundreds of regulated chemicals listed by the USEPA, chances are good you have material on-site which would trigger the need to conduct TRI Reporting. Part of annual Toxic Release Inventory Reporting is identifying and quantifying the releases to the environment of toxic chemicals. Using a variety of techniques, we'll determine the amount of chemical releases that require reporting. Our team will take the guesswork out of where and how to conduct TRI Reporting. We'll do the annual reporting of releases and all findings to the appropriate agencies so you're completely covered. 

Your previous reports could come back to hurt you if they were filed incorrectly. We can review past filings and make corrections in a manner that protects your interests. Sometimes there's even more chemical release reporting you might not know about. Additional state regulations can be similar to TRI Reporting. We are able to review your operations and determine if additional state or local regulations apply to your facility.