Region 10 Risk Management Program
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For technical assistance, call the RMP Hotline at 1-800-424-9346.
For other questions, contact Javier Morales (morales.javier@epa.gov) at (206) 553-1255.
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RMP Training
EPA offers free Risk Management Program training, providing information about how to comply with RMP reporting and emergency planning requirements. This is a full day class of RMP topics and discussion. Students receive a 100-page booklet of presentation slides and supplemental material. The instructors are experienced EPA staff with decades of collective inspection and auditing experience.
Upcoming Training in 2012
Portland, Oregon - September 11, 2012 - Portland Training Announcement (PDF) (1 pp, 29K)
Who should attend: Safety, Process Safety, Operations and Plant Managers; Environmental, Engineering and Maintenance Managers; RMP and PSM Coordinators; Supervisors, Operators and Maintenance Technicians; and Technical, Safety and Environmental Professionals.
What you will learn:
- General review of RMP elements, common inspection deficiencies
- Tips on using RMP*eSubmit for on-line updates/corrections to your RMP
- Answers to your questions about the Risk Management Program
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Tools and Resources
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Preparing for an Inspection
- These checklists are used by EPA inspectors during facility RMP inspections:
- Preparing for an RMP Inspection (PDF) (2pp, 16K)
- Self-Audit Enforcement Policy: Facilities that have not yet registered with the EPA’s Risk Management Program can submit information using the EPA's audit policy. This policy allows facilities to conduct self audits and self disclose their deficiencies.
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Related Programs
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About EPA's Risk Management Program
EPA's Risk Management Program (RMP) was created to prevent and prepare for releases of toxic and flammable substances that have the potential for catastrophic consequences. Read more about the Risk Management Program