This whitepaper, authored by Dr. Gayle Nicoll, provides a comprehensive analysis of the 2024 revisions to the EPA Risk Management Program. These amendments introduce stricter requirements for facilities engaging in regulated processes under NAICS codes 324 and 325 or those with recent reportable releases. It outlines compliance timelines, practical implementation strategies, and the broader implications for safety, transparency, and emergency preparedness in affected industries. It also includes references to the regulatory framework and resources for further guidance.
Overview of Changes to the EPA Risk Management Program Rule
Gayle Nicoll
Jan 21, 2025
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Gayle Nicoll
Dr. Nicoll is an EHS and process safety expert with global experience in regulatory compliance, hazardous material management, and safety training. She excels in PSM, RMP programs, and EHS audits.
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