Tier II · EPCRA section 312
Do you have to file Tier II this year?
Tell us what you keep on site. We check the EPA rules, show our reasoning, and hand you what your state takes.
Ten minutes later, you know.
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Tell us what you keep
Address, kind of site, what is there, how much.
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We check every EPA rule
The List of Lists, each threshold, each exemption. We show which ones we used.
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You get the answer, and the filing
Whether you file, why, and what your state takes — the Tier II file, or the worksheet where it types.
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Store oil or fuel? A second rule applies above 1,320 gallons, if a spill could reach water. Check the spill plan, free.
The filing, laid out
Reading it is free. You pay for the file and the worksheet you hand over.
- Facility
- Wasatch Auto Service
- Address
- 1840 S 300 W, Salt Lake City UT 84115
- 24-hour contact
- R. Hartley · (801) 555-0142
| Chemical | Max on hand | Threshold | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Propane 74-98-6 | 18,000 lb | Tank, above ground | Yard cage | 10,000 |
Diesel fuel1 mixture | 13,135 lb | Tank, above ground | North lot | 10,000 |
Ethylene glycol2 107-21-1 | 12,400 lb | Drum | Bay 2 | 10,000 |
Gasoline mixture | 11,800 lb | Tank, underground | North lot | 10,000 |
Motor oil mixture | 11,200 lb | Tote | Lube room | 10,000 |
Oxygen not listed | 10,600 lb | Cylinder | Weld bay | 10,000 |
Sulfuric acid3 7664-93-9 | 2,840 lb | Battery | Forklift charging | 500 |
Hydrochloric acid4 7647-01-0 | pending | Not provided | Not provided | 10,000 |
Ammonia, aqueous 7664-41-7 | pending | Not provided | Not provided | Depends on your answer |
Acetylene 74-86-2 | pending | Not provided | Not provided | 10,000 |
12 more chemicals were checked and fall below every threshold. They are not filed.
- 11,850 gal converted at 7.10 lb/gal — the gallons-to-pounds table published with the Vermont Tier II package. 40 CFR 370.43(a) is what lets us convert.
- 2Reported as a mixture component — the antifreeze drum is counted by the ethylene glycol share its SDS section 3 gives. 40 CFR 370.14(c).
- 3Inside the lead-acid batteries on the forklifts and their spares. Car-type batteries in the package the public buys are left out under EPCRA §311(e)(3); industrial batteries like these are not.
- 4Your Tier II threshold is 10,000 lb either way — EPA lists hydrochloric acid as extremely hazardous only in its anhydrous and gas forms, not in solution. We still need the concentration: at 37% or above a separate rule applies, Clean Air Act 112(r), with a 15,000 lb threshold.
That is the top of the sheet. Open it on a laptop to read every line. Example facility. The numbers follow the real EPA rules; the shop is not real.
1 March is not the only date
- A chemical you have not reported before starts a three-month clock.42 U.S.C. 11021(d)(1)
- Crossing the threshold for an extremely hazardous substance starts a sixty-day one.42 U.S.C. 11002(c)
- A spill over its reportable quantity is phoned in immediately.40 CFR 302.6(a) · 355 subpart C
The free answer tells you which of these you are already inside, with each date. The reminders keep count.
Every state files Tier II differently, and the free EPA tool does not tell you which way yours works. We checked.
- 25take the file we build
- 27need it typed into their own site — we give you the worksheet
- 0we have not confirmed, and we say so
The answer is free. Your file or worksheet is $399 a year.
| Free | $399 a yearone site | $799 a yearup to 3 sites | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whether you have to file, and why | |||
| Which clocks you are already inside | |||
| The Tier II file your state takes — or, where it types, the worksheet | – | ||
| A worksheet with every field written out | – | ||
| A reminder before each date, for a year | – | ||
| Your inventory kept, so next year starts from this one | – |
For comparison: a consultant charges $1,500–3,000 to answer the same question for a first small filing, and EPA’s own free software builds the file but does not tell you whether you must file.
What we do not do
- We do not submit the filing. You certify and hand it over — you, or someone you officially designate.40 CFR 370.42(a)
- We do not pay your state’s fee. Where there is one, we work out yours and tell you before you get there.
- We are not an all-in-one compliance platform. One law, done properly.
- We do not watch your site. You tell us when a chemical arrives; from then on we count the days.