Facilities in Mexico that emit pollutants to the air, discharge wastewater, and/or handle or generate hazardous waste will benefit from a centralized software with the reporting tools to fulfill every requirement for every subsection of the COA.
We track applicable COA regulations and maintain a built-in list for you to query against and find reportable chemicals/products at your facility
Input your setup and equipment configurations once and let the software perform standard and comprehensive calculations for you
The ERA system offers extensive QA/QC tools and transparent calculations to ensure accurate and timely data for your report
If your facility falls under one of the five types of establishments listed below, you must submit a COA report in the government of Mexico's SEMARNAT website by June 30th of each year.
Qualifying establishments:
Our tried-and-tested, robust environmental reporting software keeps track of all regulatory requirements and all moving parts (usage records, SDS data, emission factors, etc.)
Data collected throughout your facility is standardized into a common unit (mass to mass, or based on material density for volume to mass conversions)
Our system identifies reportable chemicals and whether they have exceeded emission thresholds or manufacturing, processing, or otherwise use thresholds
Built-in GWP values and data from refrigerant, combustion, and volatile chemical destruction processes at your facility paint a true picture of all GHG emissions
The ERA reporting engine covers the three bases of environmental management—air, water, and waste—by offering a specific report for each table in the online COA form. This level of detail guarantees full traceability and proof of due diligence, essential for any audits your facility may face in the future.
Keep a complete and accurate model of GHGs and other pollutants (HAPS, VOCs, VHAPs, etc.) released (or controlled) by all processes and sources at your facility.
Input sampling data, lab analytical results, and discharge quantities (volume), the software calculates the discharge per chemical or per effluent parameter (temperature, pH, suspended, solids, etc.).
Measure the total quantity shipped offsite for treatment for all waste streams in your facility, speciated by profile (known composition) or by quantity (unknown composition), based on your usage records, manifest data, and internal tracking logs.
ERA's COA Reporting software, as part of our Environmental suite, integrates with other key management tools to facilitate centralized recordkeeping and expedite the preparation of various reports.
***Other modules must be purchased separately***
Keeping an accessible library of all Safety Data Sheets onsite also allows pulling accurate chemical data into your COA submission.
Reminders for data entry and upcoming deadlines (external and internal) also ensure business continuity during staff turnover.
An up-to-date record of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions at your facility also prepares you for the GHG reporting section of the COA.
Understanding your obligations to the Clean Air Act can be complicated. We are here to help.
National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPs) were created as an extension of the CAA to monitor the amount of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) from stationary sources—factories, refineries, boilers, power plants, etc.
EPA auditors regularly conduct inspections on regulated facilities to evaluate compliance and identify and address excess emissions. Inspectors may engage in one or several of the following:
Our software ensures adherence to NESHAP rules and EPA NESHAP standards, covering all aspects of the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants. Whether you’re dealing with NESHAP 6H or other NESHAP regulations, our platform simplifies compliance with NSPS and NESHAP requirements.
With our NESHAP permit management features, you can easily navigate the complexities of CAA Section 112 and other NESHAP EPA mandates.
Our software supports NESHAP notifications and helps you stay compliant with area source NESHAPs and 6H NESHAP standards.