Private Sector Local Emergency Planning Committee
Enhance your preparedness posture and your public sector coordination
Recent incidents involving Ammonium Nitrate fertilizer, crude oil and process safety have highlighted the need for collaborative planning between the private and public sectors. While the EPA requires facilities that store extremely hazardous substances to appoint an emergency coordinator and participate in planning, many companies lack the resources and expertise to engage in a meaningful way.
ASG has worked worldwide with small, medium, and large companies in the oil and gas, chemical, energy, medical, defense, and manufacturing sectors to enhance their preparedness posture. We can help you properly plan, train, and conduct exercises so that you can meet your regulatory obligations and, in case there’s an incident at your facility, coordinate effectively with public safety responders.
ASG can help businesses navigate the myriad of EPA and OSHA emergency preparedness requirements and coordinate effectively with the public sector. Browse some of our programs:
ASG can enhance your emergency planning with:
- Tier II report and Toxic Release Inventory preparation
- OSHA Hazmat Plan development, training, and program implementation
- Risk Management Plan development, analysis, and exercises
- Public-private exercises to enhance interoperability and build confidence in local capabilities
- LEPCs consultation and training to facilitate emergency response planning, vulnerability analysis, and outreach
