hazardous materials regulation Applications

Related terms for "hazardous materials regulation ": hazardous materials applications

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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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  Sustainable solutions for electronics industry

  Get the power tools to create sustainable success. We have worked with some of the leading technology companies in the world. In fact, thinkstep has completed hundreds of projects with ICT companies, including ecodesign assessments and programs for mobile phones, printers, computers, servers, semiconductors, car electric and electronic systems, e-motors, transformers, and many more products. With 20 years of global sustainability experience, we are deeply engaged in addressing the growing disclosure expectations on product carbon footprints, materials of concern, and labor practices in the supply chain, plus regulations on hazardous materials, toxicity, and end of life management. We don’t merely identify what you need to eliminate; we strategise with you to increase revenue, strengthen supply partnerships, and enhance your brand profile.

  By thinkstep based in Leinfelden-Echterdingen, GERMANY.

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  Weather Monitoring Systems for industrial and utility sector

  The weather can have a major impact on many industrial processes and operations, both from an operational efficiency and/or safety standpoint. For example, real-time information about ambient atmospheric conditions provides the necessary input data required to make the proper decisions during an industrial emergency involving any type of hazardous material. Depending on the plant type, size and age, the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), as well as municipal and state environmental regulatory organizations, also require that a number of basic meteorological variables are measured and recorded on site to ensure compliance with environmental regulations.

  By Climatronics Corporation based in Bohemia, NEW YORK (USA).

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  X-ray fluorescence XRF analysis for environmental protection and waste management

  To meet the requirements of new regulations and to protect the environment effectively, industries need techniques that enable the analysis of elements at lowest concentration levels. Bruker X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis is the most suitable analytical technique for handling different kinds of materials. Bruker’s XRF, ICP-MS, GC, TOF-MS, FT-IR, CBRNE products and applications help you to monitor contaminated land efficiently and quickly, to determine hazardous elements in the air and water, as well as to classify waste material and to specify products for recycling and disposal. Whether solids, sludge, filters, liquids or powders: there is a fast and simple sample preparation technique for every material type.

  By Bruker Corporation based in Billerica, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).