EPA Pollution Prevention Checklist for Chemical Demilitarization
During chemical demilitarization operations, impacts to the environment may be caused by the construction and decommissioning of chemical demilitarization facilities, facility maintenance operations, plant emissions from normal operations, transportation of chemical agents and munitions from storage sites to the disposal facility, and solid wastes generated from incineration of chemical agents.
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Use the app to incorporate pollution prevention into designing alternatives and avoiding and mitigating environmental effects. The app includes a detailed checklist specific to chemical demilitarization. The Pollution Prevention Act (PPA), established a national policy mandating the incorporation of pollution prevention concepts and techniques into the operations and activities of the Federal Government. Pollution should be prevented or reduced at the source. The EPA Pollution Prevention Checklist for Chemical Demilitarization mobile app allows you to replace your paper prevention checklist with a tablet or smartphone. The mobile form includes fields to document items such as date of pollution prevention check, company, the person completing the check of chemical demilitarization, title and captures a signature and records comments and corrective actions. Once the mobile app is filled out a secure PDF is generated. The PDF is easy to share, and a copy is stored in your account for your air quality control records. You can also use the App Builder to personalize and customize this mobile form.
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