compliance assessment Applications

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  Assessing underground infrastructure for aviation industry

  The average airport facility in the United States is more than 40 years old, and our newest major airport is 20 years old, so many of the nation’s airport facilities are coming to the end of their useful lives or need to be rehabilitated. Aviation infrastructure needs have to be addressed in order to ensure passenger safety, prevent flight delays, meet population travel needs and move goods more efficiently. Commercial enplanements keep rising on an annual basis, more flights mean constant maintenance of aviation infrastructure (i.e. jet fuel pipelines, runways, and parking lots). Having a non-destructive means of inspecting aviation infrastructure will give airport owners valuable information to make critical repair/replace decisions, increase efficiency during work-flow management, and prioritize budgets. EnTech^®`s data will help your airports run smoothly.

  By EnTech Engineering Company based in Saint Louis, MISSOURI (USA).

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  XRF analysis for WEEE compliance & RoHS

  Niton instruments offer unprecedented performance for a variety of mining and metals exploration applications, all in the palm of your hand. Examples include: Geo-Chemical Exploration. Metal exploration and assessment. Survey & Ore-Body Assessment. Mine Mapping, Development & Grade Control. Mill Heads & Tailings. Smelter Operations. Environmental Monitoring. Mining & Mineral Assessment.

  By Niton UK Limited based in Woodmancott, Winchester, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Environmental Reporting

  The Q EHS Environmental Reporting suite provides key tools for compliance with environmental legislation pertaining to the management, storage, use release, and disposal of hazardous materials. The software was developed to produce a variety of practical reports such as: • Performance and compliance assessments • Regulatory report submittals • Metrics and trend analyses for facility, divisional, and corporate management • On-site environmental incident occurrences Q EHS Air - Q EHS Waste - Q EHS Water - Q EHS Hazardous Materials Allow you to: • Associate and roll up usage data to appropriate unit - Business - Group - Sector - Division - Geographic - User-defined parameter • Estimate expected and potential emissions from various sources • Establish operating limits for automated checks and warning messages

  By Quantum Compliance based in Ann Arbor, MICHIGAN (USA).

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  Intelligent compliance solutions for flavor, food & beverage industry

  For manufacturers in the flavor, food and beverage industries, changing market dynamics dictate the need for flexibility in meeting complex regulatory and market-driven requirements. Issues range from ensuring ingredient compliance with global regulatory requirements and safety standards, labeling products in diverse markets, generating supplier suitability assessments and collecting information from various stakeholders in the supply chain. Managing these issues while delivering quality products in record time is critical, as are optimizing business processes across your enterprise and global supply chain.

  By Verisk 3E based in Carlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA).

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  Assessing underground infrastructure for wastewater industry

  Sewer management is crucial to the sustainability of life. It is necessary to properly discharge wastewater clinically and efficiently. Failure in wastewater systems will cause major implications in the future. The population is increasing, and larger volumes of wastewater put additional strain on existing sewer infrastructure. Each year there are nearly 75,000 such overflows in the United States, discharging approximately 900 billion gallons of untreated sewage into lakes, streams, and rivers. This affects our drinking water which, in turn, affects human habitation. The Clean Water Act of 1972 is a Federal Law that regulates and governs water pollution in the United States. It expects public utilities to properly treat and discharge water. Sewer owners need a reliable and cost-effective way of inspecting wastewater systems to make sure they are in compliance with federal regulations. EnTech improves the integrity of your wastewater collection systems.

  By EnTech Engineering Company based in Saint Louis, MISSOURI (USA).

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  EHS & sustainability solutions for the energy oil & gas industry

  For many organizations effective EHS and sustainability management are central components of strategic planning, resource management and regulatory compliance. IHS combines software, data and expertise into a comprehensive suite of sustainability management solutions to help you assess and respond to emerging issues, meet your company`s global compliance obligations and convert business risk to opportunity.

  By IHS Markit based in Englewood, COLORADO (USA).

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  Activity Management

  Managing tasks associated with compliance (regulatory, ISO, customer, auditing) requires tremendous oversight. Companies often become reactive to organizational incidents, spending precious time and resources “managing” through a resolution rather than proactively addressing issues before they become problems. Q EHS Activity Management reverses the cycle with a comprehensive tool set to improve processes related to tasks, audits, inspections, incidents, and spills. It provides a means to rapidly assess and respond to operational, regulatory, maintenance, safety, audit tasks, and ISO procedures. These tools can run on browsers, tablets, and smart phones, giving you and your staff maximum flexibility. With Q EHS Activity Management you will: • Accelerate proactive responses to potential compliance issues • Streamline the process of tracking EHS tasks and documenting non-conformance • Standardize procedures and data across the organization • Eliminate redundant activities

  By Quantum Compliance based in Ann Arbor, MICHIGAN (USA).

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  EPR waste minimisation monitoring for wastewater treatment industry

  The EPR regulations have replaced the IPPC regulations and are effective from May 2009 for qualifying companies within the industrial sector and October 2009 within the water sector. They will progressively require industry to minimise waste, reduce product loss and implement improved process control. The legislation will require the operator to self monitor processes and discharges, to demonstrate effective control with particular emphasis on EPR compliance and prevention. The regulating Agency will operate a point scoring system to assess operators under the OMA-3 program and this will be used to identify how well a company is managing their processes and possibly identify areas for improvement. The Environmental Permitting Regulations require industry to install instrumentation (MCERTS approved where available) to report water quality. EPR compliance monitoring may include automatic water sampling, flow measurement, pH, turbidity and TOC water analysis. Industry will need to identify point of source emissions, take steps to correct inefficient control and alarm unacceptable process deviations. Although the legislation focuses on environmental improvement, good housing keeping also makes a lot of sense. Optimisation of process control minimises waste, reduces treatment costs and ultimately saves money.

  By Pollution & Process Monitoring Ltd based in Sevenoaks, UNITED KINGDOM.