15-Picatinny Guidelines-Environmental Checklist.pdf
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WELCOME: HUGGAN, JASON Employee ID:0 EMS - ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS PORTAL v3
AM I REGULATED ? Home
The purpose of this page is to determine if you are required to fill out an environmental checklist Below is a list of actions that require permits or prior approval before you purchase equipment or start a project. If you are doing any of these activities contact the Environmental Affairs Office at x5818 / x5957 or fill out the new project checklist. In most cases you will be directed to fill out the checklist. Failure to follow these directions may result in Picatinny and your organization being held liable for all environmental violations and fines.
WILL YOUR PROJECT INVOLVE ?
1. Installation of any equipment that will emit an air contaminant
2. Modification of any existing air contaminant emitting source
3. Replacement of any existing air contaminant emitting equipment(even if new equipment is identical to old)
4. Reconfiguration of any existing air contaminant emitting exhaust stack (change in height, diameter, or location)
5. Installation of any fuel burning equipment such as boilers, hot water heaters, internal combustion engines or process heaters
6. Installation of any tanks for the storage of materials such as fuel oil, propane or any process raw material or waste material
7. Installation of any manufacturing equipment such as mixers, extruders, conveyors or kettles
8. Installation of any surface coating equipment such as spray booths or any type of surface coating process
9. Installation of any surface cleaning equipment such as spray or dip type degreasers or involve any surface cleaning process
10. Putting anything into the sewer system besides domestic waste
11. Connecting to any existing potable or non-potable water sources (within or outside of the building)
12. Installation of any wells
13. New Water or waste water discharges to ground, floor drains, or body of water
14. Installation of any septic systems
15. Installation of any water or wastewater treatment equipment
16. Outside storage of any materials such as metals or drums
17. Outdoor/exterior construction and/or additions
18. Indoor construction or renovation
19. Generation of outdoor sound levels exceeding 65 decibels (continuous) or 80 decibels (impulsive)
20. Installation of any tanks for the storage of waste water or pink water
21. Use/storage/shipment of chemicals or hazardous materials that require a Material Safety Data Sheet.
22. Generation of any waste chemicals, oils, paints, etc
23. Generation of any waste fluorescent light bulbs or batteries
24. Equipment containing halons, chlorofluorocarbons, hydrochlorofluorocarbons or solvents
25. Servicing of any refrigeration equipment
26. Servicing of any comfort cooling systems
27. Contractors interacting with ODCs or ODC equipment
28. Cutting of any trees or clearing of any land
29. New or post construction landscaping (perennial ground covers, lawns, shrubs, trees, annual or biennial flowers, mulch.)
30. Any new outdoor testing or field training not covered by a SOP or NEPA documentation
31. Disturbance, bringing on or removal of soil or fill material.
32. Installation of any temporary roads
33. Covering of any land surface with materials such as asphalt or concrete
34. Disturbance of any painted surface
35. Real estate transactions
36. Private company or other entity performing work physically on the installation
37. Installation of storm drainage inlets as part of new development and redevelopment projects that disturbs one acre or more
38. direct contact with repaving, repairing (excluding repair of individual potholes), reconstruction, alterations, or retrofitting of existing storm drainage inlets
GO TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST
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