Stationary Engines: Federal Compliance Refresher and Updates Summary

Stationary Engines: Federal Compliance Refresher and Updates Summary
Tuesday, October 6, 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm ET

This webinar will review the federal New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) and National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) requirements for stationary reciprocating internal combustion engines (RICE). Presenters will cover key categorizations of engines, including stationary vs. non-road engines, emergency vs. non-emergency engines, and other special categories. The webinar will also address how to assess the requirements for your engines and summarize key changes to the regulations from original promulgation. Participants will gain practical insight into best practices for ensuring compliance.
     $99 A&WMA Member; $149 Nonmember
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Presenters:

Jill Martin, Project Director, Alliance Technical Group
Jill is a Project Director in Alliance Technical Group (ATG)'s Baton Rouge office and has 20 years of experience in the environmental field, including environmental consulting and state agency experience. Jill has worked with clients in both the petroleum refining and chemical manufacturing industries. Her experience includes, but is not limited to, Title V permitting and compliance, emissions inventory submittals, TRI submittals, RICE MACT compliance, refinery MACT compliance, HON compliance, MON compliance, consent decree compliance, regulatory applicability analyses, CEMS, RCRA permitting and compliance, stack testing, and ambient air monitoring. Jill enjoys helping clients develop novel solutions for day-to-day challenges that arise.

Lori Price, Principal Consultant, Trinity Consultants
Lori Price, PE, CM, is a Principal Consultant with Trinity Consultants. Over her 26 years career, she has served clients in numerous industries, including agricultural and food processing, power, telecommunications, fertilizer, fiberglass, pulp and paper, wood products, tire manufacturing, and general manufacturing industries. Her regulatory and project management experience includes Prevention of Significant Deterioration and minor construction permitting, nonattainment new source review permitting, federal operating permits, NSPS and NESHAP compliance, state and federal environmental reporting, air dispersion modeling, and emission inventories. She is the current instructor for Trinity’s Understanding Engines course and teaches several custom courses. She is a member of Trinity’s Women in Leadership committee, serving as the Training subcommittee chair.

Moderator: Jason Midgett, Environmental Engineer, Placid Refining Company, LLC
Jason Midgett is an Environmental Engineer for Placid Refining Company LLC in Port Allen, Louisiana. He is responsible for developing and managing regulatory compliance programs at the independently owned petroleum refinery. He is an active member of Air and Waste Management Association working on the Association's webinar committee for the last several years. Midgett holds bachelor and master’s degrees in Biological Engineering from Louisiana State University.