Compliance Management International

Environmental Management Services

Environmental compliance consulting for permits, sampling, waste, and reporting. Credentialed CMI professionals keep your facility compliant and inspection-ready.

Permitting
Air emissions
Stormwater
Wastewater
Hazardous waste
Site investigations
ESG & energy

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30+ years in EHS
CSPs, CIHs, and PEs
95% client retention

What CMI keeps on track

Air permit conditions Current
SWPPP inspections Complete
Hazardous waste manifests Filed
Tier II chemical report Due Mar 1
Regulatory changes Monitored

What we do

Our Environmental Services

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Environmental Permitting and Compliance

Obtain necessary permits, develop management systems, and ensure all required reports are accurate and timely.

Environmental Air Quality Services

Perform compliance stack tests, secure new source permits, and evaluate process controls.

ESG and Sustainability

Implement energy, water, and waste reduction strategies, conduct sustainability audits, and support certifications and grant applications.

Water and Soil Remediation

Conduct site characterizations, assessments, and remediation for contaminated properties and underground/aboveground storage tanks (USTs/ASTs).

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EHS Auditing

Conduct single-program, multi-media compliance, and management system audits (e.g., ISO 14001) to ensure adherence to environmental regulations and corporate standards.

The basics

What Is Environmental Management?

Environmental management means knowing which environmental rules apply to your facility, getting the right permits and plans in place, and keeping up with the monitoring and reports they require. Done well, it keeps you compliant and ready for any inspection. CMI has helped facilities do this for more than 30 years.

You likely need support if your facility has:

Air emission sources like boilers or paint booths
Stormwater or process wastewater discharges
Hazardous waste, in any amount
Chemicals or fuel stored on site

Why it matters

What Noncompliance Can Cost

Maximum EPA civil penalties, per violation, per day.

$124,426 / day
Clean Air Act violations

$93,058 / day
Hazardous waste (RCRA) violations

$68,445 / day
Clean Water Act violations

Source: EPA civil penalty schedule, 40 CFR 19.4. State penalties can add more.

FAQ

Common Questions

Quick answers for facility and EHS managers. Don’t see yours? Ask us.

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It depends on what you emit, discharge, store, and generate. Most industrial sites fall under the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, RCRA, and EPCRA, plus state and local rules. A CMI applicability review tells you exactly what applies.

Many industrial facilities do. Under the Clean Water Act’s NPDES program, regulated industries generally need permit coverage and a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP). Requirements vary by state.

Federally, by how much hazardous waste you generate each month: 100 kg or less is a very small quantity generator, under 1,000 kg is a small quantity generator, and 1,000 kg or more is a large quantity generator. Acute waste and some states set lower limits (EPA).

It depends on your facility and the scope of work. CMI quotes projects up front, and ongoing support comes at one predictable cost. Request a free quote.

Yes. Along with one-time projects, CMI’s Environmental Partnership gives you a dedicated advisor and a compliance calendar all year.

Not Sure Where to Start?

Tell us about your facility. A CMI environmental expert will point you in the right direction.

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