Hazardous Materials Handler Annual Business Plan Submission/Certification Review
This service allows you to submit/certify a Hazardous Materials Handler Annual Business Plan.
What is the process?
Review Eligibility Flowchart
Review the HMBP Program Eligibility Flowchart to determine whether you qualify for the program.
Choose Electronic Submission Website, Create Account
Visit California Environmental Reporting System (CERS) to submit or certify your hazardous materials business plan electronically. If you have not previously submitted an electronic business plan then you will need to create an account to begin the process.
Review Instructions
Please review the following instructions as they apply:
Fill out electronic submission forms
The forms required to be filled out depends on the type, storage, amount, treatment, etc. of hazardous materials handled at your facility. Forms will be available based on the information you provide on the business activities form when you begin your electronic submission.
Additional information, such as site maps, emergency response plans, and employee training plans may be uploaded.
Submit the forms
When you have completed filling out all the forms, submit your information for review.
Await Inspector Approval
Within fourteen (14) days you should receive an automated email response after the review is complete with either confirmation that the forms were accepted or with instructions of additional information or changes that are required.
Who is eligible?
This service is available to operators of facilities who handle and store hazardous materials above threshold quantities and are regulated by the Environmental Health Services Division.
When and where is this service offered?
This service is available online. Electronic submission of your hazardous materials business plan is required every twelve (12) months or within thirty (30) days if new inventory is added, increased 100%, or if emergency contact information changes.
FAQS
Storage of hazardous materials above the following indicated quantities requires regulation by Environmental Health Services.
- Liquids - 55 gallons
- Solids - 500 pounds
- Compressed gasses - 200 cubic feet