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Pinal County Air Quality Workshop: Compliance Reporting and Inspections Overview

Join us for the Pinal County Air Quality Workshop on February 1, 2012, led by Environmental Engineer Bob Farrell. This session covers essential compliance reporting and inspection requirements for air quality management. Learn about the due dates for Appendix “A” reports, including quarterly, semi-annual, and annual submissions. Gain insights on what to expect during inspections, such as record reviews and site tours, and understand the critical elements of emission inventories and opacity tests. For questions, contact Bob at (520) 866-6949 or bob.farrell@pinalcountyaz.gov.

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Pinal County Air Quality Workshop: Compliance Reporting and Inspections Overview

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  1. Pinal County Air Quality Workshop Compliance Reporting And Inspections Casa Grande – February 01, 2012 Bob Farrell Environmental Engineer

  2. Compliance Reporting Reports you need to submit to PCACQD on a periodic basis

  3. Quarterly/Semi-Annual/Annual Appendix “A” Reports • Semi-Annual - Due on/by Jan 30th and July 30th • Annual – Due Jan 30th • Quarterly – 30 Days After each Quarter

  4. Example of Appendix “A” Report

  5. Annual Certifications Due on/by Jan 30th of each year

  6. Emission Inventory • Due 90 days after receipt of EI Package from PCAQCD, usually due late spring of each year.

  7. Example of An Emission Inventory Form For a Large Source

  8. Inspections

  9. What To Expect • Unannounced Visit • Presentation of a PCAQCD entry form. • Record Review (site specific) Examples: Production Reports Inspection of Baghouse Logs Water Logs • Tour of Site • Conduct EPA Method 9 Opacities of Stacks and Vents

  10. PCAQCD Entry Statement

  11. Inspection Checklist

  12. Permit Posted? • Annual regular compliance/compliance report submitted? • Semi-Annual or annual compliance report submitted? • Emissions inventory report submitted? • Meet opacity threshold? • Source performance testing conducted? • Record keeping complete? • Any new or non-permitted equipment? • Emissions control equipment operating efficiently? • Any abnormal operations, shutdowns, or malfunctions? • Any CEM equipment?

  13. Inspection Report Submitted to facility within 30 working days of inspection.

  14. Questions

  15. Who To Call? Bob Farrell, Environmental Engineer (520) 866-6949 Bob.Farrell@pinalcountyaz.gov

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