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The Compliance Assistance program exists to provide services that increase environmental knowledge and encourage behavioral changes. We do this to improve regulatory compliance, achieve exceptional performance and enhance the quality of Kentucky’s​ environment and communities. Below we have our training opportunities for both online and in-person learning. If you would like to request a specific training topic or attend one of our workshops, contact us today!​

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(Webinar) ​Groundwater is one of Kentucky’s most vital natural resources, providing drinking water to many residents and supporting key industries. Join us for an in-depth webinar exploring the Groundwater Protection Plan (GPP) Program and learn how your facility, business, or organization can contribute to safeguarding this essential resource.
This session will guide you through the development and implementation of a GPP, explain compliance requirements, and highlight the program's role in preventing groundwater contamination. Whether you’re creating a new plan or updating an existing one, this webinar offers practical tools and insights to help you succeed.

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​(Online) The Environmental Compliance Assistance Program (ECAP) is providing an educational opportunity with the goal of assisting and educating regulated facilities so they understand and can comply with air related environmental regulations.

What will you learn?
  • Overview of the Clean Air Act
  • How to obtain an air permit and registration
  • Understanding the requirements of an air permit
Who should attend?
  • Facility managers or owners
  • Environmental professionals
  • Representatives for educational institutions
  • Economic development professionals
  • Consultants

Click here ​to register today! 

(Webinar) Asbestos, once a common material in building products like insulation, tiles, and cement, is strictly regulated due to its potential to release hazardous fibers when disturbed. Understanding and following Kentucky’s asbestos management requirements is critical for homeowners, contractors, and facility managers alike.
Join us for a webinar presented by Cory Groover, an inspector with the Kentucky Division for Air Quality. This session provides an overview of Kentucky’s asbestos regulations and essential guidelines for compliance in a variety of scenarios, including construction, demolition, and renovation projects.
This webinar is ideal for contractors, building managers, environmental professionals, and anyone seeking to better understand Kentucky’s asbestos regulations. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and gain insights from an experienced inspector committed to ensuring public safety and compliance.

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​(Online)The Environmental Compliance Assistance Program (ECAP) is hosting an introductory level workshop to help participants understand regulations relating to waters of the Commonwealth and how to comply with them.

What will be covered?
  • Overviews of the Clean Water Act and Safe Drinking Water Act
  • Kentucky Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (KPDES) Permits
  • Floodplain management, insurance, and permitting
  • How to appropriately manage stormwater
  • Common violations and what to expect during an inspection
Who should attend?
  • Facility managers or owners and consultants
  • Environmental, Health and Safety Professionals
  • Representatives of retail, manufacturing and industrial facilities
  • Representatives of construction and contracting companies
Click here ​to register today! 

​(Online) The Environmental Compliance Assistance Program (ECAP) is providing an intro-level workshop to help participants understand regulations governing hazardous waste and how to comply with them.

What will you learn?
How waste is regulated and identified
  • Requirements for different waste generators
  • Waste hot topics
  • How to manage universal wastes
  • What happens during inspections
  • How to handle spills and other emergencies
Who should attend?
  • Facility managers
  • Health and safety professionals
  • Consultants
  • Representatives of retail, manufacturing and industrial facilities
  • Representatives of facilities with aerosol cans, solvents, paint, pesticides, light bulbs and ballasts and lawn care chemicals on premises. 
Click here ​to register today! 

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