| Product Information: EPA’s Chemical Emergency Preparedness and Prevention Office (CEPPO), has created RMP Submit. This is a free software package for facilities to use in submitting Risk Management Plans (RMP). It consists of a set of four diskettes that must be loaded to the library’s hard drive and the user must also temporarily store the material on the library’s hard drive. Requires an IBM-compatible PC with a 486 DX2 or higher CPU, . (SVGA is recommended), with Windows 3.1 or Windows 95, and a monitor with a Video Graphics Adapter (VGA) or a compatible display.
Background
The Clean Air Act §112(r) required EPA to publish regulations focusing on
the prevention of chemical accidents. On June 20, 1996, EPA published the final
rule for Risk Management Programs. An estimated 66,000 facilities are subject
to this regulation based on the quantity of regulated substances they have on
site. These facilities will be required to implement a Risk Management Program
and submit a summary of the program (the Risk Management Plan, or RMP) to EPA,
by June 21, 1999.
EPA created RMP*Submit, a free software package for facilities to use in
submitting Risk Management Plans (RMP). RMP*Submit helps submitters avoid
common reporting errors by verifying that all required data elements are
completed; allows errors to be corrected before submitting an RMP; and provides
on-line help. The software comes in a set of four diskettes
that must be loaded to your hard drive to utilize. You will need an
IBM-compatible PC with a 486 DX2 or higher Central Processing Unit (CPU)
(Pentium is recommended) to run RMP*Submit. Your monitor must be a Video
Graphics Adapter (VGA) or a compatible display (SVGA is recommended).
RMP*Submit needs Windows Version 3.1 or Windows 95; although it will also run
under Windows 98.
EPA is strongly encouraging electronic submission of RMPs. To help assist
the regulated community who may not have a computer on-site, we would like to
offer the RMP*Submit software at Federal Depository Libraries to give them an
opportunity to report on diskette. To use RMP*Submit at a FDL the user would
have to temporarily store their data on the libraries hard drive.
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