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Hello fellow environmental professionals!
June is almost half over! The teachers have let the monkeys out and life is great!
Every once in a while I receive information from test firms and other consultants-- if I come across a service that I think will benefit you, I will include it in my newsletters... such as this tidbit:
If you have a CEM, Air Compliance Testing can help you improve data and decrease downtime. Check out their website at http://www.aircomp.com for more information!
If anyone has a good reference for burner tuning (asphalt plant), please let me know and I'll get the word out. Ditto for any other services. We need to work together-- saves time!
I'll post information like the above on my website too at http://www.endlish.com. Maybe I'll start "Tammy's List"! The dream lives on!
I hope the summer maintenance and construction season is going well and that you were not personally affected by the tornados. My prayers go out to the folks in Millbury and Lake Twp.
Enjoy the warm, sunny weather!
~Tammy |
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Reminders Ohio EPA Reports
06/20/2010: Monthly (May) DSW discharge monitoring reports are due.
07/01/2010: Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) reports are due. Remember CDX? Has it been a year already?
Worried that you missed a report deadline? Check out our website at http://www.endlish.com for a list of past due reports. |
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Environmental Compliance Assessment (ECA)
The purpose of the ECA is to ascertain the Air, Water, Hazardous Waste, and Solid Waste permitting and operating requirements for the client, to evaluate the client's current compliance status, and to provide (and help implement) recommendations to achieve and maximize compliance. The annual follow-up ECA provides an opportunity to assess the environmental compliance program and to update the primary ECA report, as needed.
If you are interested in a quote, please contact us. |
Energy Audit
Let's get "squiggy" with it!
Whether you are a homeowner or business owner, I can help you find ways to improve energy efficiency and save money!
This is not geared toward my industrial clients as most can get a free assessment from the utility company.
If you are interested in a quote, please contact us. |
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Safety Audit
OSHA or MSHA
Some companies have expressed interest in having a third party conduct a periodic evaluation of the facility for the basic OSHA and MSHA hit list. Those who work there every day sometimes cannot see the trees for the forest (sorry, I had to) but sometimes a fresh set of eyes can spot problems potentially saving your company from some fines. Because of the diversity of facilities and the fact that I would have no control over actually resolving the problems identified, this cannot be a "guaranteed no fines" service but is rather intended to provide another level of review. If you are interested in a quote, please contact us. | |
Retainers Available
Small companies often do not have the luxury of having a full-time environmental professional. Environmental professionals at large companies are often spread too thin. Endlish Environmental & Energy can fit into your company's organization (and budget) with ease!
My retainer clients and I maintain a regular and consistent relationship ensuring the best possible service!
If your company would like to retain the services of Endlish Environmental & Energy, please contact us for a quote!
Companies may instead continue to contract Endlish on a project-by-project basis at the regular rates. |
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By remaining a subscriber of my e-newsletter, you will be kept informed about changes in environmental & energy regulations, environmental & energy news, upcoming deadlines, and more.
If you have any questions about Endlish Environmental & Energy, would like a quote, or need technical support, please contact us!
Thank you for the opportunity to serve you and your company!
Sincerely, |
Tammy Endlish, Owner/Consultant
Endlish Environmental & Energy,
A Division of Endlish Enterprises LLC
Certified Energy Consultant
In support of our paper industry, please print out this newsletter a whole bunch of times... remember, kill a tree = save a job! |
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