30 Tex. Admin. Code § 90.30 - Minimum Standards for Environmental Management Systems
A person may be eligible to receive regulatory incentives under this chapter if the site's environmental management system (EMS):
(1) includes a written environmental policy
directed toward continuous improvement;
(2) identifies the environmental aspects at
the site;
(3) prioritizes these
environmental aspects by the significance of the impacts at the site;
(4) sets the priorities, goals, and targets
for continuous improvement in environmental performance and for ensuring
compliance with applicable environmental laws, regulations, and permit
conditions;
(5) assigns clear
responsibility for implementation, training, monitoring, and taking corrective
action and for ensuring compliance with applicable environmental laws,
regulations, and permit conditions;
(6) requires written documentation of the
implementation procedures and the results;
(7) requires evaluation and refinement of the
EMS to demonstrate improved attainment of the priorities, goals, and targets of
the system; and
(8) has been
certified to a recognized environmental management system standard by an
independent third party.
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