Air Emissions Permits & Testing:

Air quality testingMeasures indoor or ambient air conditions for worker safety or environmental healthAir emissions testingEvaluates pollutants released from equipment, stacks, or industrial processesDifferent objectivesAir quality focuses on exposure; emissions testing focuses on regulatory complianceRegulatory relevanceEmissions testing is tied to IEPA/EPA permit requirementsFacility needsEagle helps identify which testing applies to your operation

VOC emissions testingOften required for coating, solvent, and chemical processesHAP monitoringNeeded when hazardous air pollutants exceed regulatory thresholdsStack testingVerifies pollutant levels from equipment or process exhaustAnnual reportingIEPA/EPA require yearly emissions summaries for many facilitiesEagle compliance reviewDetermines testing, monitoring, and reporting obligations

Emissions logsTrack daily or monthly pollutant output and operating conditionsEquipment recordsDocument fuel type, capacity, operating hours, and changesMaintenance logsVerify upkeep of combustion units, controls, and monitoring devicesPermit documentsRetain IEPA/EPA permits, conditions, and correspondenceCompliance reportsStore annual emissions reports, deviation logs, and certifications

Low‑emission equipmentSmall boilers, heaters, and processes may qualify if emissions stay below IEPA thresholdsProcess‑specific exemptionsCertain coating, mixing, or material‑handling operations fall under defined regulatory exclusionsEmission calculationsDetermining actual and potential emissions is required to confirm exemption statusPermit thresholdsIEPA sets limits for VOCs, HAPs, particulates, and combustion pollutantsEagle exemption reviewWe calculate emissions, verify applicability, and document exemption eligibility

Ignitable wasteFlammable liquids, solids, and vaporsCorrosive wasteStrong acids or bases that damage containersReactive wasteUnstable materials that can explode or release gasesToxic wasteContaminants exceeding EPA toxicity thresholdsEPA‑listed wasteF‑list, K‑list, P‑list, and U‑list materials regulated by EPA/IEPA