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Key Federal Reporting Requirements
Material/
Statute
Regulations
Air Emissions
(Clean Air Act)
Air Emissions
(Clean Air Act)
Oil discharges
(Clean Water Act)
Report to/by
Reporting
40 CFR 63.10(d) Start up, shutdown
and malfunctions
not consistent with
source’s plans
EPA
Administrator by
the
owner/operator
of air emissions
source
Within 2 working
days
40 CFR 70.6
Emergency causing
exceedence of
emission limitations
of permit
Permitting
authority by
permittee
Within two
working days
Oil discharges
(film/sheen/discolo
ration) to water
surface, or shoreline
or violate water
quality standards
NRC. If not
Immediately
practical then
EPA or USCG by Follow-up not
person in charge required
of vessel or
facility
40 CFR 110.6
Incident
Follow up: within
seven working
days
Follow-up not
required
Key Federal Reporting Requirements
Material/
Statute
Regulations Incident
Report to/by
Reporting
Chemicals
(Clean Water Act)
40 CFR
117.21
Discharge of hazardous
substance (equal to or
above RQ)
Appropriate gov’t
agency by person
in charge of vessel
or facility
Immediately
Wastewater and 40 CFR
NPDES Permit
122.41
(Clean Water Act)
Noncompliance which
may endanger health
and enviro. (above
permit allowance)
Appropriate gov’t
agency by
permittee
Within 24 hours
Chemicals
(CERCLA)
40 CFR
302.6(a)
Hazardous substance
release (equal to or
greater than RQ)
NRC by person in
charge of vessel or
facility
Within 15 minutes
Follow-up not
required
Chemicals
(EPRCA)
40 CFR
355.40
Release of haz.
LEPC, SERC, or
Substance or EHS equal local emergency
to or greater than RQ response
personnel by
owner or operator
Within 15 minutes
Follow-up not
required
Follow-up
required within
five days
Follow-up within
seven calendar
days
Key Federal Reporting Requirements
Statute
Regulations
Incident
Report to/by
Reporting
Hazardous
Wastes
(RCRA)
40 CFR
262.34,
263.30,
264.56 & .196
265.56 & .196
270.14 & .30,
273.17, .37 & .54
279.43 & .53
280.50, .52, .53,
.60 & .61
Release, fire, or
facility explosion
that threatens
health outside the
facility
NRC/OSC/
State/local/EPA
Regional
Administrator by
emergency
coordinator or
owner/operator
Within 24 hours
PCBs
(TSCA)
40 CFR 761.120,
761.125
PCB Spill (equal to
or greater than 50
ppm) with release
to surface
water/drinking
water supplies/
sewers/etc.
NRC, and EPA
Within 24 hours
Regional office of
pesticides and
Follow-up: as
toxics by person in required by agency
charge
Follow-up: Varies
from 5 to 30 days
report to
OSC/NRC/EPA
Regional
Administrator
Step 1: Key Federal Reporting Standards
Statute
Regulation
Incident
Report to/by
Reporting
Underground
Storage Tanks
(RCRA)
40 CFR 280.53
UST spills or overfills;
unusual equipment
behavior; monitoring
indicating a release
Report to state
regulatory authority
(Ohio its BUSTR)
Within 24 hours
Wastewater
Discharge or
Bypass
(Section 307 of the
Clean Water Act)
40 CFR 403.16
(upset)
Upset (where unintentional POTW and control
and temporary failure to
authority
meet Pretreatment
standards)
Within 24 hours
403.17 (bypass)
Bypass (intentional
diversion of wastewater)
Transportation
and loading of
Hazardous
Materials
49 CFR 172
Subpart G
Anytime transport or
loading of hazardous
materials
Emergency contact
phone number and
info regarding
material on shipping
paper
Follow up with
specific actions taken
to contain release
For bypasses, within
five days a written
description of the
reason for the bypass;
amount; duration;
etc.
Key Federal Reporting Standards
Material/
Statute
Regulations
Incident
Report to/by
Reporting
Fire and other
emergencies
(Occupational Safety
& Health Act)
29 CFR 1910.38
(must have
Emergency
Action Plan
when required by
OSHA Standards)
Fire or other
emergencies including
plan evacuations
Plan specifies
whether to call 9-1-1
or pull internal fire
alarm or some other
procedure
Covered by plan
Chemicals or
flammable liquids
& gasses
(Occupational Safety
& Health Act)
29 CFR
1910.119(n)
Release of chemical or
flammable liquids &
gasses (above threshold
quantities in 29 CFR
1910.119 Appendix A
or defined in
.109/.119)
Requires emergency
planning and
response
Covered by plan
Hazardous
substance release
(Occupational Safety
& Health Act)
29 CFR 1910.120
(q)- OSHA
HAZWOPER
Emergency response
activities involving
hazardous substance
releases
a written safety and
Covered by plan
health program for
their employees
involved in hazardous
waste operations