2024年3月15日 · New CERS Feature: EPA ID Validation Tool Effective August 29, 2022, CalEPA will be implementing an EPA ID validation tool. Lack of validation of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ID number is a documented pain point of the system.

The California Environmental Reporting System (CERS) is the statewide web-based system that supports the electronic exchange of required Unified Program information among businesses, local governments and the U.S. EPA. Assembly Bill 2286 (Feuer), effective January 1, 2009, requires all Unified Program regulated businesses and local regulating ...

Whether a business uses CERS or a local CUPA portal, information reported electronically is automatically exchanged between CalEPA and the CUPA, making it available to both agencies, without duplication.

This brief document explains how to request access to an existing business/facility in CERs to begin reporting on the business/facility. FAQ: Business: UPDATED 4/19/2019: Adding Your First New Facility: If you have searched CERS and determined that your facility is not in CERs, you can follow this guide to create it. FAQ: Business: UPDATED 7/5/2013

The CERS Chemical Library includes chemical names and CAS (Chemical Abstract Service) numbers for 75,000 chemicals from the US EPA Federal Substance Registry, as well as hazard information for several thousand hazardous materials commonly reported by California businesses. Businesses can use data in the CERS Chemical Library to save time in ...

Remaining CERS 3.0 enhancements that are in the queue for future development will be addressed and prioritized once funding becomes available. The listing of CERS 3.0 enhancements (scheduled and proposed) can be viewed at: https://cersbusiness.calepa.ca.gov/Enhancement.

For assistance with CERS technical issues or application errors, please contact CERS Help Desk: [email protected] Questions about reporting requirements? Please contact your local regulator for assistance with reporting requirements.

The UST program is the most complex program within CERS for data management and has the largest financial impacts through Insurance and/or grant funding. California has historically received significant grant money from US EPA for the …

Use the Regulator Training Portal to learn how to use CERS by creating and managing test data, creating compliance records and becoming familiar with submittal processing.

The California Environmental Reporting System (CERS) Consolidated Emergency Response/Contingency Plan is designed to consolidate emergency response and contingency plan requirements for both hazardous materials handlers and …