Process Safety Management (PSM) and Risk Management Planning (RMP) programs are made up of fourteen elements. Some of the elements are very complex and require a lot of labor to compile and manage, while some elements can refer to other regulatory programs. This webinar will address finer points and experiences [...]
Are you considering purchasing a commercial or industrial property that may have environmental contamination? It is critical to consult with a qualified team that can provide you with a full evaluation of risks that typically accompany the purchase and redevelopment or reuse of the contaminated property. Learning the difference between [...]
While ASTM defines Business Environmental Risk (BERs) specifically, all conditions identified in environmental due diligence could be characterized as Business Risks with potential time, cost, stigma, and other obstacles to completing a transaction or preserving a real estate asset. This webinar will address examples of conditions encountered and the art [...]
Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) is a powerful tool required for Process Safety Management (PSM) found at 29 Code of Federal Regulations 1910.119 (e). The objective of a PHA is an analysis of hazards following a formalized approach including the team organizational structure. The art and science include selecting the level [...]
To improve our understanding of environmental ethics we will explore some of the deeper ethical concerns with Risk-Based decision-making that drives a majority of federal and state environmental regulatory decisions. We will briefly discuss some moral philosophies that form a basis for the way western civilization views environmental values. We [...]
To improve our understanding of environmental ethics we will explore some of the deeper ethical concerns with Risk-Based decision-making that drives a majority of federal and state environmental regulatory decisions. We will briefly discuss some moral philosophies that form a basis for the way western civilization views environmental values. We [...]
Remediation techniques designed to clean-up contaminated soil and groundwater have evolved since promulgation of regulations associated with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) in the 1970s and 1980s. There are now so many choices to consider when determining the [...]
