2019 March: Practice Tips from DEP Audit Chiefs March: Vapor Intrusion NOAFs: Lessons Learned March: Risk Characterization NOAFs: More Lessons
2018 October: Overview of Temporary Solution Requirements and FY17 TS Enforcement Notices October: Filing A DPS Opinion? October: FY17 NOAFs: Nature and Extent, LNAPL, NONs to LSPs, and Historic Fill March: NOAFs and Enforcement at Vapor Intrusion Sites March: What the LSPA Learned From MassDEP Regional Audit and Enforcement Chiefs March: New Property Owners Must File DPS Documents to Keep Status
2017 August: A Review of FY2016 Temporary Solution Audits and Enforcement Actions August: Review of 2016 NOAFs Involving the Response Action Performance Standard, Historic Fill, and Nature & Extent August: Four Risk Characterization Issues and a Practice Tip from Fiscal Year 2016 NOAF Review March: Building Code and Zoning Compliance Under Chapter 21E
2016 December: Did You Update Your SHE?December: Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions Could Impact LSPs December: LSPA's Loss Prevention Committee Meets with MassDEP Audit and Enforcement Chiefs December: Why Do We Do What We Do? Understanding Why MassDEP NOAFs Continue to Identify Noncompliance Associated with Determining Nature and Extent December: Learning from Risk Characterization Mistakes: Fiscal Year 2015 NOAF Review June: Monitoring Risk From Dust at MCP SitesJune: Really Searching MassDEP DatabasesJune: FY15 NOAFs Involving Vapor Intrusion February: Review of FY 2015 NOAFs Involving Nature and Extent Issues February: Learning from AUL Mistakes: FY 2015 NOAF Review January: Considerations for Appending Limitations and Conditions to Waste Site Cleanup Opinions January: Getting Entangled in Local Rules - A Member Survey January: The Loss Prevention Committee's Look at the MassDEP Audit Process
2015 June: Why I Joined the Loss Prevention Committee - Wesley Stimpson March: Why I Joined the Loss Prevention Committee - Allen Wyman January: Why I Joined the Loss Prevention Committee - Jane Parkin Kullmann
2014 November: Lessons Learned from 2013 Audits of Remedial Systems November: Local Regulation of Moderately Contaminated Soils November: Summary of Observations of FY 13 NOAFs Addressing Vapor Intrusion August: Highlights from FY '13 Notice of Audit Findings - Nature and Extent June: Who's Paying for This Cleanup? Insurance at CERCLA and 21E Sites June: Summary of FY 2013 NOAFs Concerning Downgradient Property Status Submissions May: Have You Checked the Condition of Your Monitoring Wells? May: Observations on FY 2013 NOAFs Addressing LNAPL March: What is Loss Prevention? January: Lessons from the FY 2011 NOAFs January: The LSPA Loss Prevention Committee's Review of FY '13 Notice of Audit Findings - Risk Assessment
2013 June: Considerations for Site Management: LSP Practice in Uncertain Times December: Top Takeaways from the FY2012 NOAF Review
NEW! September 2024 Kick-Off Membership Meeting: MassDEP's BWSC Annual Program Updates and Year-in-Review Sept 12, 2024, 5:30-8:00 PM Doubletree Hotel, Westborough, MA 1.0 DEP Regulatory Credit
NEW! LNAPL Conceptual Site Model DevelopmentSept 25, 2024, 11 AM - 1 PM Live Webinar2.0 Technical Credits (MA, CT, NY)
MCP 2024 Amendments Training Part 1 (MCP Non-Subpart I)OnDemand Only2.0 DEP Regulatory Credits (#1832-1)
Ensuring Approval and Acceptance of Contaminated Soil OnDemand Only1.0 DEP Regulatory Credit and 1.0 Technical LSP Credit (#1575B)2.0 NY PE/PG credits (#202411397)
Managing Contaminated Soil: Hazardous Waste Requirements and Contained-In Determinations OnDemand Only Course #17812.0 DEP Regulatory Credits
PFAS in Massachusetts: Development of Drinking Water Guideline and Implementation of MCP RequirementsOnDemand Only Course #16942.0 DEP Regulatory Credits
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