Stay on top of your Tier II compliance duties and ensure that first responders are informed and adequately equipped to face any situation at your facility.
Does your facility maintain Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for hazardous chemicals stored or used in the workplace under OSHA regulations?
Does your facility store or use chemicals in quantities equal to or exceeding the Tier II reporting thresholds?
No matter how you choose to process your data, ERA will format it and produce ready-to-submit federal and state reports for every state's reporting platform — Tier2 Submit, E-Plan, Tier II Manager, or a state-specific tool.
Tier II hazard classifications are automatically pre-selected based on Chemical/CAS and GHS regulatory settings.
Add classifications for the Safety Data Sheets (SDS) of your facility's blends and mixtures.
Include all your facility’s Tier II records and sources within a single report for a given time period.
ERA has helped dozens of companies file hundreds of Tier II submissions to the EPA. We have integrated Tier II capabilities into our state-of-the-art Environmental Software for accurate, rigorous, and always up-to-date reporting.
We review your vendors' SDS against our integrated Master Chemical and Regulatory List to guarantee your chemical data follows the most strict state, national, and international regulations.
Thanks to our product specifications library, our software automatically flags chemicals and mixtures as Tier II reportable, determines the quantities present at your facility, and performs the threshold determinations for you.
Our solution catches even the most commonly forgotten or misreported materials, including lead acid batteries in forklifts, large tanks, and wood dust.
Entering data on your Tier II reportable products into a software means saving it year over year to make future submissions much faster.
All updates to EPA regulations are implemented into our software at no extra cost.
This eBook will teach you what you need to report, how to report it, and some of the best practices you should follow to make Tier II compliance simple and straightforward.
In this ERA Software Demo Video, you'll get an exclusive overview of ERA's Tier II solution in action. Simply fill out the form at the beginning of the video and you will gain immediate access to our Tier II demo video.
A rundown of Tier II from A to Z, the pros and cons of different data calculation methods, tips for more effective reporting, and access to our pre-submission checklist.
View frequently asked questions (FAQs) about ERA's Tier II Reporting Software.
Tier II reporting thresholds are the minimum quantities of hazardous chemicals that trigger reporting requirements. For most chemicals, the threshold is 10,000 pounds, but for Extremely Hazardous Substances (EHS), the threshold is either 500 pounds or the Threshold Planning Quantity (TPQ), whichever is lower.
EPCRA stands for the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. It was enacted to help communities plan for chemical emergencies by requiring industry to report on the storage, use, and releases of hazardous chemicals. This information is crucial for emergency planning and public safety.
The EPA Reportable Quantity List is a consolidated list of chemicals that are subject to reporting requirements under various environmental laws, including EPCRA, CERCLA, and the Clean Air Act. It helps facilities determine if they need to report releases of specific hazardous substances.
SARA reporting refers to the reporting requirements under the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA), particularly Section 313. Facilities must report annually on the release of toxic chemicals listed on the SARA 313 list. This data is submitted to the EPA and state agencies to track pollution and ensure compliance.
The EPA Tier 2 reporting requirements mandate that facilities report their hazardous chemical inventories to state and local authorities. This includes information about the types, quantities, and locations of hazardous chemicals stored at the facility. The reports help emergency responders plan for and respond to chemical incidents
The Tier II Chemical List includes hazardous chemicals that must be reported under EPCRA. This list helps facilities determine which chemicals are subject to reporting requirements based on their quantities and potential hazards.
The best Tier II reporting software options, such as ERA's Tier II Reporting Software and other specialized programs, help facilities automate and streamline the reporting process. These tools ensure accurate data entry, compliance with regulations, and easy submission to the relevant authorities