VANGUARD manages regulatory compliance for more companies than any other organization in North America.
With 300+ combined years expertise on over 60 laws imposed upon Industry by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Department of Transportation (DOT) and Homeland Security (DHS) (plus regulations from state, county and local agencies), Vanguard maintains departments in Environmental Science/Technology, Environmental Engineering, OSHA/DOT Training (onsite) and Regulatory Specialists.
With 300+ combined years expertise on over 60 laws imposed upon Industry by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Department of Transportation (DOT) and Homeland Security (DHS) (plus regulations from state, county and local agencies), Vanguard maintains departments in Environmental Science/Technology, Environmental Engineering, OSHA/DOT Training (onsite) and Regulatory Specialists.
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Thousands of companies must comply annually with 60+ environmental, health, & safety (EHS) compliance laws throughout U.S. and Canada. Laws carry stiff CIVIL penalties starting at $56,000 per day. Digital compliance documentation produced by Team Vanguard s departments in Environmental Engineering, OSHA Education, Environmental Science/Technology, and Regulatory Specialists.
Vanguard's Environmental Management System (EMS) features three $25,000,000 intellectual properties unique to the field of regulatory compliance management, assuring that each client meets the Government's mandate for site-specific compliance. With precision due diligence as the starting point, Vanguard pursues its mission of Destination Total Compliance, determining which laws require compliance and which ones don't.
Reports and performance criteria are mandated under Sections 302, 304, 311, 312 and 313. SARA Title III was enacted for two categorical reasons: 1) Ever-increasing needs for emergency response to industrial accidents with heightened regularity; 2) The government's concern with an overwhelming problem, the release of toxic chemicals by Industry to the environment through standard operating procedures.
In 1976, President Gerald Ford signed into law the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), to be overseen by the U.S. EPA. This was a means for controlling pollution to the environment - air, soil and water - often caused by the generation, mismanagement and improper disposal of hazardous waste material by Industry in the U.S. RCRA is a "cradle to grave" system for managing hazardous waste.
Under its provisions, the EPA has compiled a list of over 78,000 regulated chemicals. That list increases, on average, by about 1,000 chemicals each year. The scope of Vanguard's work in behalf Industry centers on number one above: the Control of Toxic Substances.
TSCA requires manufacturers to provide data on the health and environmental effects of chemical substances and mixtures and gives EPA comprehensive authority to regulate the manufacture, use, distribution in commerce and disposal of chemical substances.TSCA defines "manufacture" as not only the traditional notions of manufacturing, processing and production, but also the distribution and importation of regulated chemical substances or mixtures.
TSCA requires manufacturers to provide data on the health and environmental effects of chemical substances and mixtures and gives EPA comprehensive authority to regulate the manufacture, use, distribution in commerce and disposal of chemical substances.TSCA defines "manufacture" as not only the traditional notions of manufacturing, processing and production, but also the distribution and importation of regulated chemical substances or mixtures.
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