New facilities, equipment and process changes

Environmental Compliance for Facility Expansions & Capital Projects

New facilities, equipment installations, and process changes can create overlapping environmental, hazardous-material, fire-code, and safety requirements. ACP helps industrial project teams identify applicable requirements, document decisions, and establish a practical compliance path before operations begin.

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Practical facility support

Understand what the project changes.

Start with the process, location, equipment, chemicals, utilities, wastes, emissions, and operating schedule. ACP screens the relevant programs together so the project team can plan for approvals and operating obligations.

  • Air permitting and emissions applicability
  • Industrial wastewater permits and discharge requirements
  • Hazardous waste / RCRA and waste determinations
  • HMIS / HMMP and hazardous-material / fire-code requirements
  • Tier II and TRI reporting applicability
  • SPCC and stormwater requirements
  • OSHA and exposure implications
  • Environmental sampling and agency notifications

Practical facility support

Regulatory Applicability Matrix

A concise, project-specific assessment gives the owner and project team a documented basis for decisions and a practical sequence of next steps.

  • Applicable programs and the basis for each determination
  • Required compliance actions
  • Permits and agency notifications
  • Responsible parties
  • Timing, dependencies and operating milestones
  • Recommended next steps and information still needed

Practical facility support

Environmental support alongside your project team.

ACP works with facility owners, architects, engineers, contractors, and industrial project teams on environmental permitting, hazardous-material documentation, regulatory records, and owner compliance support. ACP contributes environmental and EHS expertise within the project team’s established design and construction responsibilities.

Start with the situation

Tell us what’s happening
at your facility.

A brief description is fine. You do not need to know which requirements apply before contacting ACP.

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