HRP Associates, Inc. services

Whether modifying operations, opening a new facility, or re-permitting an existing one, HRP’s environmental consulting engineers have assisted companies throughout the U.S. in identifying and complying with federal, state and local requirements to keep their facilities operational.   Our team of consulting engineer professionals possesses the technical expertise, experience, innovative problem solving skills, and in-depth regulatory knowledge needed to tackle the complex issues raised by air regulations.

HRP provides a wide range of hazardous waste management and consulting services to help you comply with complex hazardous waste regulations.

Whether your need is OSHA compliance assistance, on-site or off-site OSHA 10-hour training, or outsourcing of noise and hazard assessments, HRP has the expertise to help your organization operate safely. We understand that workplace accidents impact production, profitability, and employee morale, and can lead to costly fines and litigation. Our staff of Certified Safety Professionals (CSPs), Certified Industrial Hygienists (CIHs), Certified Hazardous Material Managers (CHMMs), and consulting engineers are trained to recognize hazards arising from the work environment, and to develop safety programs and OSHA 10-hour training plans to effectively reduce identified risks.

The Clean Air Act requires the preparation of Risk Management Plans (RMPs) for facilities that maintain certain flammable or toxic materials above threshold quantities. The purpose of RMP is to reduce the likelihood and severity of accidental releases, and to establish appropriate responses if a release does occur. HRP`s professional environmental engineering consultants have helped many manufacturers in the hot water heater, chemical, form board, food storage container, and food processing sectors meet RMP requirements both domestically and internationally.

Over the last three decades, HRP`s environmental engineering expertise has helped hundreds of clients assess, remediate and redevelop contaminated real estate. The successful transition of a Brownfield property to a renovated enterprise requires the creative coordination of many of HRP’s core services.