Michigan Environmental Compliance Conference

Transcription

1 Michigan Environmental Compliance Conference June 5, 2008 Boyne Falls June 12, 2008 Kalamazoo June 17, 2008 Livonia REGISTER EARLY! It s sure to be a sell out! Michigan Department of Environmental Quality Jennifer M. Granholm, Governor Steven E. Chester, Director

2 8:15-8:45 MORNING AGENDA 2008 Michigan Environmental Compliance Conference 7:15-8:15 REGISTRATION and CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST Welcome and Keynote Speaker - Steven E. Chester, Director Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (or Designee) 9:00 9:50 Waste Basic Waste Characterization This session begins with an overview of the state s waste regulations and then explains how to characterize your waste. 9:50 10:05 BREAK 10:05 10:55 Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator (CESQG) Come to this session if your facility generates less than 220 pounds of hazardous waste in a calendar month and you need to know how to handle the waste. This session will also cover basic requirements for handling used oil and other nonhazardous liquid waste. Water and Wastewater Water Well Supply Ownership Responsibilities / Water Use Reporting and Water Withdrawal Permits Does your facility have its own water supply? If yes, come learn about ways to assure the safety of your employees and quality of your potable water. You will also learn about water use reporting and Michigan s new water withdrawal permit program for large quantity withdrawals. Wastewater Treatment Technology If you are evaluating wastewater technology for your facility, this session is for you. You will learn about wastewater treatment technology units that are commonly associated with manufacturing facilities along with common benefits and challenges associated with the design of the units. Resolving Non-compliance and Environmental Emergencies Facility Construction and Expansion Welcome to the Michigan Manufacturer s Guide to Environmental, Health, and Safety Regulations This session is for beginners and includes an introduction to the guidebook and how to use it. You will also get an overview of the DEQ Website and where to go for help with coordinating permits. The remainder of this session is dedicated to visiting the display area and meeting one-on-one with DEQ experts. Self Assessment and Environmental Audit Program Learn how to use the Facility Self Assessment in the Manufacturer s Guidebook. In addition, learn about privilege and how to file for it and immunity under the Environmental Self-Audit Privilege and Immunity Law. Brownfield Grant and Loans and Introduction to BEAs Thinking about purchasing property that may be contaminated? Attend this basic overview of Brownfield Redevelopment and hear about Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments and the Baseline Environmental Assessment Report. 10:55 11:10 BREAK 11:10 12:00 Small Quantity Generator (SQG) Attend this session to find out what is required for facilities generating 220 and less than 2200 pounds of hazardous waste in a calendar month. This session will also cover basic requirements for handling used oil and other nonhazardous liquid wastes. National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit Program Learn about the NPDES permit (wastewater discharge) program, elements of an inspection, and compliance tips. Overview of MDEQ Enforcement Policies and Procedures While we all strive for compliance, sometimes non-compliance happens. In these situations a common understanding between the parties can go a long way towards mutually acceptable resolutions. Take the fear out of the unknown and learn how fines, consent orders, supplemental environmental projects, and other tools can be used to achieve compliance. Introduction to Storage Tank Regulations The session will cover how to find and research a new station location with an emphasis on due diligence. It will also cover AST/UST facility plan reviews, certifications, fees, inspections, tank maintenance & records, closing a tank temporarily or permanently, site assessment sampling, forms & reports, contamination cleanup, and locating an environmental consultant and online guidance. 12:00 1:15 LUNCH & VISIT THE EXPERT AREA

3 AFTERNOON AGENDA 2008 Michigan Environmental Compliance Conference Waste Water and Wastewater Resolving Non-compliance and Environmental Emergencies Facility Construction and Expansion 1:15 2:05 Large Quantity Generator (LQG) for facilities generating 2200 pounds or more of non-acute hazardous waste or 2.2 pounds of acute or severely toxic waste in a calendar month will be discussed. This session will also cover basic requirements for handling used oil and other nonhazardous liquid waste. Groundwater Discharge Permit Program Is wastewater at your facility directly or indirectly discharged into the groundwater or on the ground surface? Learn about the Groundwater Discharge Permit Program, elements of an inspection, and compliance tips. Inspection Tips / MDEQ Panel Q&A Want to know what to expect during a DEQ inspection? A panel of district staff from the DEQ s Water Bureau, Air Quality Division, and Waste and Hazardous Materials Division will provide tips on how to make your next DEQ inspection go smoothly. They will also answer your questions about inspections and how to stay in compliance. SESC and the Construction Storm Water NPDES Permit Program Learn about the dual permit process for obtaining these closely-related permits and common compliance issues associated with these construction permit programs. 2:05 2:20 BREAK 2:20 3:10 DOT/MSP HazMat Transportation Do you need to know hazardous materials transporting requirements when hauling waste? Are you responsible for security planning and employee manifest training? Do you need tips on how to find the USDOT descriptions to use on waste manifests? If yes, this session is for you! Discharges to Wastewater Treatment Plants Sending industrial wastewaters to wastewater treatment plants can cause problems at the facility; learn about the differences between treatment facilities, their limitations, and your limitations. Release Reporting I There are 27 state and federal regulations with chemical release reporting requirements that apply in Michigan. How do you determine what, to whom, and how releases must be reported? This presentation will give you the tools to make those determinations and some practical advice to help you through an emergency. Do I Need a Wetlands, Lake, Stream, or Floodplains Permit? Learn about the types of projects that require a construction permit from the DEQ s Land and Water Division. Also learn about the coordination between state and federal permit programs in Michigan for construction projects in wetlands, lakes and streams under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act. 3:10 3:25 BREAK 3:25 4:15 Waste Commercial Transporter DEQ If you offer commercial services to haul nonhazardous liquid waste and/or hazardous waste you should attend this session. It will explain the DEQ uniform transporter permitting and registration and renewal process and point out common violations. Industrial Storm Water NPDES Permit Program If rain water comes into contact with industrial materials (including raw materials, waste materials, products, or equipment) and/or manufacturing processes, your facility is likely subject to regulations. Attend this session to determine if you are in compliance with them. Elements of the storm water inspection will also be discussed. Release Reporting II This session applies the tools that you learned about in the first session to real-life release scenarios. You are encouraged to bring your calculator to get the most out of these exercises. Do I Need an Air Permit? If you plan to install or modify a process that emits an air contaminant, you may need to obtain an air permit prior to doing so. Learn about what type of projects require a Permit to Install from the DEQ s Air Quality Division, which ones are exempt, and how to decide when a modification requires a permit. 4:15 ADJOURN Don t forget to visit the MECC Expert Area throughout the day! Meet one-on-one with experts from several different DEQ programs and other state and federal programs. Network and meet with representatives from associations and organizations who can help you comply with your regulatory requirements.

4 June 5, 2008 Boyne Falls Boyne Mountain Resort 1 Boyne Mountain Road Boyne Falls, Michigan DATES & LOCATIONS June 12, 2008 Kalamazoo Radisson Plaza Hotel Kalamazoo 100 W. Michigan Avenue Kalamazoo, Michigan Mention the DEQ Environmental Conference when booking overnight rooms. Quick and Easy Registration! Register and Pay with Credit Card On-line! Go to June 17, 2008 Livonia Laurel Manor Schoolcraft Road Livonia, Michigan OTHER REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT OPTIONS: (Make $100 check payable to STATE OF MICHIGAN) 1) Register on-line and print two copies of your confirmation. Keep one copy and mail the other with a check to: - OR - 2) Complete this form and make a copy for your records. Mail the original with a check to: REGISTRAR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND SERVICES DIVISION MICH DEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY PO BOX LANSING MI REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Environmental Assistance Center For local hotel information and driving directions, see registration website. QUESTIONS? For program information contact James Ostrowski, Michigan Department of Environmental Quality at or at ostrowsj@michigan.gov CANCELLATION POLICY: If you do not cancel by 5:00 p.m. four business days before the workshop, you are responsible for the registration fee. Name Michigan Environmental Compliance Conference Registration = $100 Registration Fee includes refreshments, lunch and workshop materials. Please type or print clearly. Company Mailing Address City/State/Zip Code Daytime Phone ( ) Address Confirmations will be sent 1 week prior to the workshop only to those providing an address. I WILL ATTEND (check one box below): 6/5/08 Boyne Falls 6/12/08 Kalamazoo 6/17/08 Livonia PLEASE CHECK ALL BOXES THAT APPLY: Attorney Government Consultant Utility Industry-SIC Code Other COMPANY SIZE: Less than 100 employees employees Over 500 mployees For mobility, visual, hearing, special dietary needs, or other assistance, contact Mary Goodhall at Please check here if you would like to be notified of future training via . For maps and directions, go to the facility web site or to click on Upcoming DEQ Workshops, scroll down to The Michigan Environmental Compliance Conference, and click on the facility map. If you would like a map ed to you, contact the Registrar at

5 CONFERENCE OVERVIEW The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is pleased to offer this comprehensive training opportunity designed to help you comply with your environmental requirements. Whether you are new to the environmental field or an experienced veteran, the Michigan Environmental Compliance Conference (MECC) has something for you. Four concurrent tracks include 23 sessions on waste management, water and wastewater management, facility construction and expansion, release reporting, and more! This means that you can tailor your learning experience by attending the sessions that are of importance to you and your job. All presentations will be given by experienced DEQ staff. If you don t get your questions answered during the sessions, visit the Expert Area. This area is devoted to one-on-one assistance and will provide you with an opportunity to network with DEQ staff and others who can help you comply with your environmental requirements. Still not sure if the MECC is right for you? Call us at or send an to ostrowsj@michigan.gov. We will be happy to provide more details and even help you select which sessions to attend. Keeping up-to-date on the environmental regulations that affect your business is a tough job. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Those responsible for making sure their company, municipality, or institution is in compliance with Michigan s environmental regulations Environmental consultants State and local officials Anyone else interested in learning about Michigan s environmental regulations and how to comply Certified Hazardous Materials Managers earn 0.25 Certification Maintenance Points (CMPs) for each four hours of attendance at this conference. In addition to a full day of training, all conference attendees will receive the brand new 5 th Edition of the Michigan Manufacturers Guide to Environmental, Health, and Safety Regulations developed by the DEQ and the Department of Labor and Economic Growth. This plain-english guide provides a comprehensive overview of the environmental, health, and safety regulations that affect businesses in Michigan. Revised! Don t miss this opportunity to stay informed and learn more! CO-SPONSORS

6 MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND SERVICES DIVISION P.O. BOX LANSING, MI presorted STANDARD u.s. postage paid lansing mi permit no Michigan Environmental Compliance Conference Presented by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality June 5, 2008 Boyne Falls June 12, 2008 Kalamazoo June 17, 2008 Livonia Receive the 5 th Edition of the Michigan Manufacturers Guide to Environmental, Health, and Safety Regulations The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) will not discriminate against any individual or group on the basis of race, sex, religion, age, national origin, color, marital status, disability, or political beliefs. Questions or concerns should be directed to the MDEQ Office of Human Resources, PO Box 30473, Lansing, MI AUTHORITY: PA 451 of 1994, as amended Michigan Department of Environmental Quality TOTAL COPIES: 12,000 TOTAL COST: $2, COST PER COPY: $0.221 Printed on recycled paper using soy-based ink.