KERAMIDA provides OSHA compliance and environmental compliance consulting for the management of hazardous waste, hazardous materials, toxic substances, stormwater, air emissions, water discharges, employee hazards, and worker safety.

Our EHS Compliance Services include:

  • Risk Assessments

  • Compliance Audits ›

  • Permitting Assistance

  • In-Plant Compliance Services

  • EHS Management Program development and implementation, inspections and corrective actions

  • EHS Training ›

  • Recordkeeping and Reporting

  • Agency and Public Notifications

  • Testing and Monitoring

  • EHS Compliance Plan development

  • Regulatory Inspections and Agency Response

Fuel storage tank at a mine

Fuel storage tank at a mine

KERAMIDA's services ensure compliance with the vast array of EHS regulatory requirements including:

  • Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

  • Clean Air Act (CAA)

  • Clean Water Act (CWA)

  • Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)

  • Underground Storage Tanks (UST) Program

  • Used Oil Disposal (OPA)

  • Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plan (SPCC)

  • Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)

  • Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA)

  • Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA)

  • Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA Title III)

  • Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

  • Department of Transportation (DOT)

    • Training and Security Plans

  • Department of Homeland Security (DHS)

    • CFATS, SVA, SSPs

  • Related state statutes, rules, regulations, policy guidance, and related local ordinances

In-Plant EHS Compliance Services

KERAMIDA can provide any level of on-site service from periodic technical support to full-time staffing for in-plant services to maintain and improve your EHS compliance program. 

Pharma Dust Collection Duct and Control

Pharma Dust Collection Duct and Control

KERAMIDA supports many clients in EHS compliance by providing in-plant compliance services. These contracts include on-site staffing for one to five days per week in order to complete inspections, reporting, training, permitting, programs, and monitoring. We provide in-plant compliance staffing to clients on a multi-facility, national basis including electric utilities and manufacturing sites. While the typical contract scope is day-to-day overall EHS compliance assistance, KERAMIDA provides focused in-plant services for scopes such as plant decommissioning, plant start-up, new production line installation, and media focused compliance troubleshooting.

In addition to day-to-day in-plant compliance staffing, KERAMIDA's technical team provides project and task specific compliance consulting services for all environmental media, health and safety, and industrial hygiene needs. KERAMIDA also provides Health and Safety services related to construction and demolition work, such as perimeter air monitoring and regulatory compliance oversight. With our professionals' diverse base of knowledge and experience we are able to support clients in permitting strategies, enforcement response, and enterprise-wide risk minimization.

See what our EHS Compliance clients are saying about us:

“I have reviewed the report and found it to be correct and more importantly a good guide for my group going forward. Thank you for your efforts.”
— Manager of Operations at Major Electronic Manufacturer (Environmental Compliance Evaluation )
“Great work... thanks for your persistence with IDEM and patience with us.”
— Industrial Client (Regulatory Compliance Assessment)
“Thanks! What other consulting firm provides such a well rounded variety of services to their clients?”
— Utility Company (Compliance)
“Each year your services seem to grow and expand to new heights. I am glad that you helped me in preparing permits, complying with regulations, staying abreast of new rules, and investigating old sites. As always, I am looking forward to working with the KERAMIDA team this year.”
— Industrial Client (Compliance, Remediation)
“KERAMIDA gives us EXCELLENT environmental support with their EXCELLENT engineering and technical expertise.”
— Quality Manager at Major Manufacturing Plant (Compliance Services)
“We will keep KERAMIDA in mind for future opportunities, as its breath and depth of experience in this industry is evident.”
— Purchasing Manager at Major Transportation Company (Compliance)
“By going through this process, it was identified that we were wrongly out of compliance. KERAMIDA was wonderful in helping us correct this situation. Without this process, we would have no way of knowing.”
— Electroplating Company (EMS)
“I just wanted you to know that I have been pleased with the help and quick responses that I get from your staff and project managers.”
— Major Power Company (Compliance Support)

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