Tier II is due every March 1, to the state, the LEPC and the fire department, and it is only as good as the inventory behind it. This tracks every chemical on the lease against its own reporting threshold, flags the ones with no safety data sheet on file, and tells you what is missing before the deadline does.
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Ordinary hazardous chemicals report at 10,000 lb. An Extremely Hazardous Substance reports at the lower of 500 lb or its threshold planning quantity — which is how a single tote of acid becomes reportable while a tank of inhibitor is not. Enter the quantity and the app applies the right one.
A chemical over threshold with no SDS on file cannot be reported properly, and the sheet itself is owed to the LEPC, the state and the fire department. Those records sit at the top of the screen in their own band until you fix them.
Sending the inventory to the state does not cover the LEPC or the fire department. Each one is recorded with its own submission date, so a half-finished filing never looks like a finished one.
Chemical name, CAS number, physical state, and the EHS flag that changes which threshold applies.
Maximum daily amount, average daily amount and days on site during the year.
Fire, sudden release of pressure, reactive, immediate and delayed health hazard.
Location, container type, storage conditions and whether secondary containment is in place.
Safety data sheet on file, with its revision date recorded against the chemical.
Reporting year, the deadline, and a submission date against each of the three recipients.
A chemical whose maximum daily quantity has never been measured is not quietly treated as below threshold. It gets its own band, its own count and its own section, because an unmeasured drum is a hole in the record, not a clean line. The printed report lists those separately as unresolved.
Every chemical lands in exactly one band, worked out from the quantity you enter against the threshold that applies to it. A quantity exactly at the threshold is reportable, not below it.
Everything stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded, no account is created, and the app keeps working when the lease road has no bars. This is a recordkeeping aid, not a filing service and not regulatory advice.