EPCRA Tier II + EPA TRI
See if hazardous-chemical reporting is on your list.
Answer three plain questions to check EPCRA Tier II, EPA TRI Form R, OSHA 300A, and every other filing RegFile can spot from one business profile.
The checker organizes inputs for follow-up while filing work stays in RegFile's reviewed, authorized workflow.
Live EPCRA / TRI check
Sample result for a Texas chemical facility
Checking the current filing rules for a mid-size business in this state.
Run it for my facilityFiling checker
Use the unified filing checker for a dated review.
The checker starts with location, what your business does, and employee count, then shows hazardous-chemical filings alongside OSHA, employer, environmental, and other recurring obligations that match the profile.
Result context is saved only when you ask for follow-up with an email address.
When the profile matches OSHA 300A, the checker keeps the live OSHA Filer next step visible.
What the checker reviews
Practical details to gather before you file.
Inventory threshold
Tier II usually starts with SDS-covered hazardous chemicals over the reporting threshold, including lower thresholds for Extremely Hazardous Substances.
Covered sector
TRI starts with what the facility does, 10 or more full-time-equivalent employees, and listed-chemical activity above manufacture, process, or otherwise-use thresholds.
Delivery path
Tier II often requires state portal submission plus SERC, LEPC, and local fire department delivery rules that vary by jurisdiction.
Why it matters
Hazardous-chemical reporting rarely travels alone.
Facilities that store hazardous chemicals often discover Tier II, TRI, OSHA 300A, stormwater, and safety-record obligations in the same year-end cleanup window. The checker helps you see the full list early, before deadlines and signer reviews start stacking up.
The checker keeps filing type, state, business activity, employee band, chemical-storage detail, and dated deadlines organized for follow-up.
Industry pages
Check common hazardous-chemical workflows by sector.
These pages keep industry context attached for facilities where chemical inventory, employee count, and TRI-listed activity belong in an early review.
State pages
Check the hazardous-chemical frame by facility location.
EPCRA Tier II delivery can vary by state and local recipient. These pages keep the location signal attached before the live checker runs a dated determination.
What does the EPCRA / TRI checker cover?
It checks whether a facility profile points to Tier II or TRI follow-up and keeps chemical-inventory context ready for a customer-authorized submission workflow.
What information should I gather?
Start with SDS-covered chemical names, CAS numbers where available, maximum and average daily amounts, storage locations, hazard categories, and prior-year activity quantities for any TRI-listed chemicals.
Why does this checker ask about OSHA-style data too?
The checker can surface OSHA 300A alongside EPCRA/TRI so one facility profile can show the next practical filing path without asking the user twice.
Check the facility before the next deadline.
Start the filing checker, then continue if it looks relevant.