ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING

Environmental Consulting

A Valuable and Affordable Option

We have found that several of our clients have been able to use Basin Environmental & Safety Technologies as their EHS or compliance department. This affords the client the ability to focus on the day-to-day operations of the company while having the peace of mind to know that their regulatory compliance needs are being met. We stay in contact with our clients and keep them informed of any potential needs they may have in order to maintain a constant state of compliance.

BEST Environmental Consulting Services

The various plans and reporting Basin offers are required by the Environmental Protection Agency. Plans that are compliant based on current regulations can save companies large amounts of money by avoiding potential fines. We strive to bridge the gap between the regulating agencies and always act in our client’s best interest. Facilities kept in compliance run more efficiently for a longer period of time.

Compliance Management Program

Many independent operators have reduced costs and frustrations related to environmental compliance with our Compliance Management Program (CMP).

For only $20 per month per tank battery, Basin Environmental will develop all of your SPCC Plans, complete the annual SPCC inspection and complete the annual Tier II filings.

Other environmental service companies typically charge $500 upfront for each SPCC Plan, which is often cost prohibitive for independent operators. In contrast, CMP provides multiple services for a low monthly fee.

Basin Environmental has developed systems and processes to manage environmental compliance efficiently, allowing us to pass along cost savings to our clients.

If you had been hesitant to outsource environmental compliance because it was too expensive, maybe it's time to talk with Basin about our affordable Compliance Management Program. You'll free up your time and gain peace of mind by knowing that you have a team of experts managing the risk for you.

Hundreds of companies turn to Basin Environmental for help with spcc plans and annual inspections

SPCC Plans/Annual Inspections

The purpose of the Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) rule is to help facilities prevent a discharge of oil into navigable waters or adjoining shorelines. This rule is part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s oil spill prevention program and was published under the authority of Section 311(j)(1)(C) of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (Clean Water Act) in 1974. The rule may be found at Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 112.

Onsite facility inspection

SPCC Plan development with photographs and CAD diagrams

Certified by Registered Professional Engineer

Plans stored digitally to be available anytime, anywhere

Annual Inspections performed and SPCC Plan updated with new regulatory requirements to maintain compliance

Learn more about Basin's Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure Plan Services.

phase one environmental site assessments from Basin Environmental can provide peace of mind

Phase I Environmental Site Assessments

A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is a report that summarizes a site visit and records review of a property and its surrounding area to determine if any additional environmental investigation is warranted to understand the liability and risks associated with the identified property. A Phase I is usually associated with the buying and selling of various oil and gas or industrial facilities.

Site visit, investigation of potential environmental concerns

Aerial Photographs, historical records review

Phase I ESA development including site photographs and assessment findings

Acquisition Due Diligence

Learn more about Basin's Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Services.

Tier II Chemical Reporting

A Tier II is an annual report submitted by any company that handles chemicals—Oil and Gas companies, Hospitals, Maintenance, Construction, etc. Tier II is a system of reporting administered through the state where the facility is located to satisfy the requirements of the Community Right-To-Know Acts (CRAs) and the Hazard Communication Act (HCA). These laws are designed to protect employees, emergency responders, and the public by informing them of what hazardous chemicals exist in a given place.