Stefan,

I am not up to date with the list of chemicals we report, but my
recollection is that includes petroleum products of various types,
sulfuric acid and "others". We don't report sand piles or rock salt.

With respect to your other questions, EHS prepares and signs the forms
that are submitted to the State--we don't report to EPA.

Our LEPC is fairly active and we have a representative on it. A number
of my staff have been able to arrange for the LEPC to cover the costs of
HAZWOPER training and there is talk of arranging a hazmat experience on
campus with LEPC involvement later this year.

--Peter

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To all:

This is the time of year when I start to prepare my Tier 2 reports, and,
this being the Northeast, Region 1 EPA tends to be strict about what is
being reported, so I include sand piles & rock salt because of the
10,000 lb rule, as well as ammonia, gasoline, & fuel oil, and others.

First question:  Is anyone willing to share their list of "chemicals"
they are reporting under Tier 2?

Second: In your Research Institution, who prepares the Tier 2?

Third:  How active is your LEPC, and is your institution represented?

Last:  Who signs the Tier 2, if different from the preparer?


Thank you .....

-Stefan Wawzyniecki, CIH, CHMM
   NRCC  CHO

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