Nev. Admin. Code § 445A.442 - Monitoring: Process components
1. The Department shall determine the extent and complexity to which the holder of a permit must monitor individual process components for the release of contaminants after reviewing site and process controlled design conditions. Systems designed to detect and control leaks from process components must be located at the interface of the unit process components and the adjacent environment and be able to provide the first indication that pollutants or contaminants have escaped their primary containment.
2. The program to monitor the process components must include:
(a) A schedule of activities;
(b) A roster of current job titles for persons responsible for and involved in the monitoring program; and
(c) The form and frequency of reports to be submitted to the Department.
The Department may randomly collect information or samples for reference. The cost of analyzing samples may be placed upon the holder of the permit.
Notes
NRS 445A.425, 445A.465
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