Designed for Safety: How to Work Safety into Your Retail Design Plans
Workplace safety is often treated as an afterthought by retail site owners. For many, it's a matter of modifying the site to satisfy minimum requirements for environmental and health safety. However, retail operators have a lot to gain by following the principles of...
read moreThe Costly Price of EHS Noncompliance
The price of complying with environmental health and safety (EHS) regulations can be high for some businesses, but it's nothing compared to the potential price of non-compliance. Ignoring EHS requirements is not an option for any company that takes its long-term...
read moreGet Ready for Electronic Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifests
A key component of hazardous waste management is the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest. The manifest is a specialized shipping paper required by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the US Department of Transportation (DOT) for all generators who transport...
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Weathering the Storm: Hurricane Preparedness and Remediation
Hurricanes may not strike as suddenly as earthquakes or tornadoes, but they are still unpredictable and can cause an unparalleled amount of damage to infrastructure, property and human life. Damage to commercial real estate (CRE) is a serious financial concern for...
read moreHas Your Organization Updated to ISO 45001?
Thousands of people in the United States die every year from injuries or illnesses directly related to their occupation, with many more non-fatal incidents reported across the nation. Many government agencies and organizations around the world continue to revise and...
read moreDoes Your Facility Need a New or Updated SPCC Plan?
SPCC Plan Applicability The Oil Pollution Prevention Regulation, which is documented in Title 40, Part 112 of the Code of Federal Regulations (40 CFR Part 112), was initially promulgated in 1973 under the authority of the Clean Water Act and became...
read moreFatigue Risk Management: What You Need to Know
Despite what we may see in our work culture today, humans are not designed for working shift work. However, advances in technology and the desire for more production has driven our culture to working around the clock, resulting in unforeseen wear and tear...
read moreRestoring Life to Communities: Brownfields to Healthfields Project
ATC is pleased to be a part of the City of Phoenix, Arizona’s Brownfields to Healthfields (B2H) project in an effort to transform community health through sustainable development. ATC assisted the City of Phoenix’s Office of Environmental Programs (OEP)...
read moreRoad-map to Successful Retail Petroleum Site Remediation
Retail petroleum sites are a common fixture across every part of the United States, serving as both an accessible fuel source for motorists and convenience shopping. These establishments face several distinct challenges that most other retail destinations don’t,...
read moreNew Massachusetts Law Extends OSHA Safety Standards to Municipal Workers
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sets standards to protect workers from mechanical and chemical dangers in the workplace; however, the OSHA regulations only apply to workers in the private sector. Massachusetts recently...
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