Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Identify applicable EPA and state environmental regulations, track permits, assess compliance risk, prepare inspection checklists, and generate reporting cal...
Identify applicable EPA and state environmental regulations, track permits, assess compliance risk, prepare inspection checklists, and generate reporting cal...
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Assess, track, and maintain environmental regulatory compliance across EPA, state agencies, and industry-specific requirements. Built for manufacturing, construction, energy, logistics, and any business with environmental obligations.
When given facility details, operations type, or specific environmental concerns, this skill: Regulatory Mapping โ Identifies which EPA programs apply (Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, RCRA, CERCLA, EPCRA, TSCA) plus state-level requirements Permit Tracking โ Catalogs required permits (air emissions, stormwater NPDES, hazardous waste generator, SPCC plans) with renewal dates and compliance deadlines Inspection Readiness โ Generates pre-inspection checklists based on facility type, common citation areas, and recent enforcement trends Reporting Calendar โ Maps all mandatory reporting deadlines: TRI Form R, Tier II, DMRs, biennial hazardous waste reports, GHG reporting, air emissions inventories Violation Risk Assessment โ Scores current compliance posture against common violation categories with estimated penalty exposure Corrective Action Plans โ Generates remediation steps for identified gaps with priority ranking by penalty risk
ProgramStatuteKey RequirementsPenalty RangeClean Air Act (CAA)42 USC ยง7401Title V permits, NESHAP, NSPS, PSD/NSR$25,000-$75,000/dayClean Water Act (CWA)33 USC ยง1251NPDES permits, stormwater, pretreatment$25,000-$64,618/dayRCRA42 USC ยง6901Hazardous waste ID, storage, disposal, manifests$37,500-$70,117/dayCERCLA (Superfund)42 USC ยง9601Reporting, cleanup liability, cost recoveryStrict liability, no capEPCRA42 USC ยง11001TRI reporting, Tier II, emergency planning$25,000-$75,000/violationTSCA15 USC ยง2601Chemical inventory, new chemical review, PFAS$25,000-$50,000/day
Delegated authority states (most EPA programs) State-specific: California (CEQA, Prop 65, CARB), Texas (TCEQ), New York (DEC), Florida (DEP) Multi-state operations: identify overlapping requirements
CategoryQuantityRequirementsVery Small (VSQG)<220 lbs/monthBasic labeling, no time limit, no manifestSmall (SQG)220-2,200 lbs/month270-day storage, manifests, contingency planLarge (LQG)>2,200 lbs/month90-day storage, full contingency, biennial report
CategoryThresholdRequirementsMinor SourceBelow major thresholdsState permit, basic recordkeepingSynthetic MinorAccepted limits below majorFederally enforceable limits, monitoringMajor Source>100 tpy any HAP, >10/25 HAPTitle V permit, MACT/NESHAP, annual compliance cert
Environmental policy posted and current Permits displayed/accessible (air, water, waste) Training records for environmental staff (within 12 months) Spill prevention plan current and reviewed annually Emergency contact list posted at all chemical storage areas Container labeling correct (contents, hazard, accumulation start date) Secondary containment intact, no cracks or standing liquid Storm drains labeled "No Dumping โ Drains to [water body]" Waste manifests filed and accessible (3-year minimum, 5-year recommended) Air monitoring/emissions records current
EPA ID number current and posted Satellite accumulation areas compliant (<55 gal/1 quart acutely hazardous) Weekly inspections of storage areas documented Contingency plan updated within last year Land disposal restriction notifications on file Used oil storage clearly labeled, no mixing with hazardous waste
SWPPP current and on-site Quarterly visual inspections documented Benchmark monitoring results within limits BMPs maintained (silt fences, drain covers, berms) No Exposure Certification current (if applicable)
ReportFrequencyDeadlineAgencyApplies IfTRI Form RAnnualJuly 1EPA>10 employees + threshold chemicalsTier IIAnnualMarch 1SERC/LEPCAny OSHA threshold chemical on-siteBiennial Hazardous WasteEvery 2 yearsMarch 1 (even years)EPA/StateLQG statusTitle V Compliance CertAnnualPer permitStateMajor sourceDMR (Discharge Monitoring)Monthly/QuarterlyPer permitEPA/StateNPDES permit holderGHG ReportingAnnualMarch 31EPA>25,000 MT CO2e/yearAir Emissions InventoryAnnual/BiennialPer stateStateAir permit holdersSPCC Plan ReviewEvery 5 yearsRollingEPA>1,320 gal aboveground or >42,000 gal underground oil
Rate each area 1-5 (1=fully compliant, 5=critical gap): CategoryWeightScoreWeightedPermit currency20%__Waste management20%__Reporting timeliness15%__Recordkeeping15%__Training10%__Spill prevention10%__Air emissions10%__Total100%_/5.0 Risk Tiers: 1.0-2.0: Low risk โ maintain current program 2.1-3.0: Moderate โ address gaps within 90 days 3.1-4.0: High โ immediate corrective action, consider voluntary disclosure 4.1-5.0: Critical โ retain environmental counsel, self-audit before next inspection
EPA considers these when calculating fines: Good faith efforts to comply (documented environmental management system) Voluntary disclosure before inspection (can reduce penalty 75-100%) History of compliance (no prior violations in 5 years) Ability to pay (financial hardship documentation) Environmental justice impact (proximity to disadvantaged communities increases scrutiny) Cooperation during investigation Supplemental Environmental Projects (SEPs) โ can offset 50-80% of penalty
Provide: Facility type and location (state matters for delegated programs) Operations description (manufacturing processes, chemicals used, waste generated) Current permits and their expiration dates Last inspection date and any outstanding violations Number of employees and annual revenue (for penalty context) The skill maps your regulatory universe, scores your compliance posture, and generates a prioritized action plan with deadlines. Built by AfrexAI โ AI agents that run your operations. Browse our full context pack library for industry-specific agent configurations starting at $47.
Identity, auth, scanning, governance, audit, and operational guardrails.
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