Boilers and Pressure Vessels
Registration of newly installed boilers and pressure vessels that serve the public Boilers and pressure vessels that are in locations that serve the public have to be registered and inspected every two years to prevent explosions from occurring. More Information https://dnrec.alpha.delaware.gov/waste-hazardous/boiler-safety/ Department: DNREC Division: Waste and Hazardous Substances Office: Emergency Response & Strategic Services Term […]
Read MoreAccidental Release Prevention: Chemicals Posing Hazards
Risk Management Plan (RMP) must be submitted to DNREC for approval The Accidental Release Prevention (ARP) program requires Risk Management Plans from facilities with certain chemicals, and the ARP inspects chemical facilities subject to its regulations once every three years. The Federal Regulations specify the chemicals and the amounts to be regulated; the State of […]
Read MoreEmergency Release Notification
Reporting of chemical releases/spills Emergency release of a listed chemical above its designated Reportable Quantity requires immediate notification to DNREC and others, and possibly a written follow-up release report. More Information https://dnrec.alpha.delaware.gov/waste-hazardous/emergency-response/community-right-to-know/reporting-requirements/ Department: DNREC Division: Waste and Hazardous Substances Office: Emergency Response & Strategic Services Term Any spilling, leaking, pumping, pouring, emitting, emptying, discharging, injecting, escaping, […]
Read MoreHazardous Chemical Inventory (Initial, Annual Tier II, and Updates)
Reporting for businesses that use or store specific chemicals Businesses having certain chemicals on-site above specified threshold levels are required to report on identity, amount, locations, storage containers, hazards, etc. for each chemical. Also provide emergency contact information, site plot plan, etc. Information is made available to emergency planning and response organizations. Fees submitted with […]
Read MoreManufacturing in Delaware’s Coastal Zone
Coastal Zone Act Permit The Coastal Zone Act (CZA) Program regulates existing non-conforming uses already in the Coastal Zone and new manufacturing uses proposing to locate within Delaware’s Coastal Zone. A Coastal Zone Status Decision can help determine whether a proposed activity is considered heavy industry, or to determine if the proposed activity is exempt […]
Read MoreManufacture/Sale of Mattresses, Pillows and Bedding
The Bedding Program within Health Systems Protection is responsible for regulatory oversight and permitting of bedding manufacturers, distributors and sterilization plants. Operations that manufacture or distribute new or used mattresses, pillows and bedding within the State of Delaware are required to submit to the permitting process. More Information http://dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/dph/hsp/bed.html Department: Health and Social Services Division: […]
Read MoreNonalcoholic Beverage Manufacture
For manufacturers and bottlers of non-alcoholic beverages for sale No person shall manufacture for sale in bottles or jugs any soft drink or other nonalcoholic beverage (except apple cider) within this State without having first applied for and having received a license from the Department of Health and Social Services. Milk production is a separate […]
Read MoreToxics Release Inventory (TRI) Reporting
For larger facilities manufacturing/processing/using certain toxic chemicals Certain larger industrial facilities manufacturing, processing, or using listed toxic chemicals above annual threshold amounts are required to report on-site releases, off-site transfers, and waste management activities for each covered chemical. Data are compiled into annual Statewide TRI report released publicly, as somewhat of an annual “report card” […]
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