Manufacturers and plants handling listed chemicals

Where is the facility you might report?

Free check of whether your facility must file a TRI Form R by July 1: industry, 10 employees, and the 25,000 and 10,000-pound thresholds.

  • Free to read
  • No sign-up until the draft
  • Hands off to the right door
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ePlan fills in

  • EPA facility IDs
  • Past TRI reports
  • Industry code
  • Over threshold or not

How it works

TRI reporting threshold check, from one answer

  1. Enter the facility, its industry and headcount.
  2. ePlan checks each chemical against the TRI thresholds and pulls any past reports. Release math stays with your engineer.
  3. Read the check free. Need your March 1 chemical inventory? Start a Tier II report.

What you get

TRI reporting threshold check and 1 more document

The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the Tier II Report door.

The first draft

TRI reporting threshold check (free)

  1. Covered industry
  2. 10 or more full-time employees
  3. Listed chemicals on site
  4. Manufactured, processed or otherwise used amounts
  5. Form R or Form A
  6. Due date and filing in TRI-MEweb

Modeled on: EPA Toxics Release Inventory reporting forms and instructions

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EPCRA Tier II chemical inventory

  1. Facility and contacts
  2. Chemicals over threshold
  3. Amounts and locations
  4. Certification

From public data

What ePlan fills in, and from where

July 1

is the yearly deadline to submit TRI reports covering the previous calendar year
Source: 40 CFR 372.30(d), eCFR

Ready for the paperwork?

Draft your EPCRA Tier II chemical inventory with amounts, locations and contacts in your state's fields, ready to certify by March 1. Free to read.

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Questions

TRI Form R Reporting: what people ask

Which facilities must report to TRI?

A facility with 10 or more full-time employees, in an industry listed in 40 CFR 372.23, that manufactured, processed or otherwise used a listed toxic chemical above its threshold during the year. EPA can also designate a facility to report.

Source: ecfr.gov

What are the TRI thresholds?

25,000 pounds a year for a chemical manufactured (including imported) or processed, and 10,000 pounds a year for a chemical otherwise used. Sections 372.27 and 372.28 set exceptions to these amounts.

Source: ecfr.gov

When is TRI due?

TRI data are due by July 1 and cover waste management activities in the previous calendar year. EPA makes the data public, and reports are filed through EPA's TRI-MEweb.

Source: epa.gov

The rules this door follows