- The name of, and contact information for, the owner/operator;
- The name of, and contact information for, the person making the report;
- The location information and facility identifier;
- The approximate time of the accidental release;
- A brief description of the accidental release;
- An indication whether one or more of the following has occurred:
- fire;
- explosion;
- death;
- (serious injury; or
- property damage.
- The name of the material(s) involved in the accidental release, the Chemical Abstract Service (CAS) number(s), or other appropriate identifiers;
- If known, the amount of the release;
- If known, the number of fatalities;
- If known, the number of serious injuries;
- Estimated property damage at or outside the stationary source;
- Whether the accidental release has resulted in an evacuation order impacting members of the general public and others, and, if known:
- (1) the number of persons evacuated;
- (2) approximate radius of the evacuation zone;
- (3) the type of person subject to the evacuation order (i.e., employees, members of the general public, or both).
New Hazardous Materials Release Reporting Rules from the Chemical Safety Board
- February 27, 2020
- By Marketing
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