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Objective
IAEG has developed this overview of the TSCA Inventory Notification Rule
in order to assist the Aerospace & Defense industry. The TSCA Inventory is
an EPA list of ~85,000 chemicals (public and confidential) that, at one time,
were or are in commerce in the United States. The Inventory Notification
Rule is intended to identify those chemicals on the Inventory that are
“active” (i.e., that are still in commerce in the United States).
This overview is intended to only address chemical substances already on
the EPA TSCA Inventory (Section 8b). Introduction of new chemicals is not
within the scope of this overview.
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Table of Contents
Content Description Slide #
I. Roles, Responsibilities & Reporting Requirements 4
II. Reporting Exemptions 7
III. USEPA Central Data Exchange Reporting Requirements 10
IV. Confidential Business Information (CBI) Claims 11
V. Potential Risks 13
VI. Definitions 15
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Roles, Responsibilities & Reporting
Requirements
Retrospective Reporting Forward Looking Reporting
Manufacturers/importers of chemical substances in US After EPA issues the Final Inventory, manufacturers,
commerce between June 21, 2006 and June 21, 2016 must importers, and processors are strongly encouraged
review the Interim List of Active Substances. to review the Final Inventory to verify status of
If chemical substances are on the Interim List of Active chemical substances in US commerce.
Substances or “otherwise exempt,” no further action is Note: Once a chemical substance is on the
required. Final Inventory, it cannot be removed. Its
If chemical substances are not on the Interim List of Active designation (active/inactive) can only be
Substances, manufacturers and importers must submit a changed. Periodic Final Inventory reviews may
Notice of Activity (NOA) Form A to EPA by February 7, 2018. be needed.
Within approximately 60 days after the manufacturer/importer
reporting ends, EPA will publish a Draft Inventory (est. April 90 days after publication of the Final Inventory,
2018). manufacturers, importers, and processors may no
Processors of chemical substances in US commerce should longer use chemical substances designated as
review the Draft Inventory and may submit a NOA Form A by inactive; however, those that intend to manufacture,
October 5, 2018 to report chemicals that are not listed as import or process an inactive substance for non-
active. exempt commercial purposes must submit a NOA
Chemical substances that are not designated as active at the Form B to EPA. This is required within 90 days of the
end of the processor reporting period will be identified as anticipated date of commercial activity.
inactive by the EPA.
EPA will update to a Final Inventory (active and inactive
chemical substances) “as soon as practicable” after the
processor reporting deadline (est. December 2018).
Note: This U.S. regulation might require reporting by non-U.S. suppliers.
Note: This U.S. regulation might require reporting by non-U.S. suppliers.
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Reporting Sequence & Timeline
Retrospective reporting Forward Looking reporting
Retrospective reporting EPA Review Forward Looking reporting
EPA review
NOA- Form A EPA review NOA- Form B
NOA- Form A NOA- Form B
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Roles, Responsibilities & Reporting
Requirements (conclusion)
The NOA Form A and B information is to be included “to the extent that such
information is known to or reasonably ascertainable by that person.” The forms
must be certified under penalty of law by an “Authorized Official”, a person who is
in a position to sign the statement that appears in 40 CFR 710.29 (d)(5). As
applicable (), NOA Form A and/or B information shall include:
Information NOA Form A NOA Form B
Company Name
Authorized Official
Technical Contact
Chemical Specific Information
Certification Statement, under penalty of law, by the
Authorized Official, as it appears in 40 CFR 710.29(d)(5)
Intent to maintain/claim chemical identity is confidential
business information (CBI)
Intended date of manufacture, import, or process for an
inactive chemical substance
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