Risk Management Program (RMP) Rule

The Risk Management Program (RMP) rule implements Section 112(r) of the 1990 Clean Air Act amendments to improve chemical accident prevention at facilities. The RMP rule requires facilities that use extremely hazardous substances to develop a Risk Management Plan. 

• About RMP

  

  Learn how the RMP rule helps prevent chemical accidents and enhances emergency preparedness.

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• Guidance

  

  EPA provides guidance to assist regulated facilities and implementing agencies.

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• Submitting an RMP

  

  Regulated facilities revise and resubmit RMPs to EPA every five years.

  Learn how to submit an RMP

• Accessing RMP Information

  

  The public can access or request certain RMP information.

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• Training Resources

  

  Training materials are available for RMP inspectors and regulated facilities.

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• General Duty Clause

  

  Under the General Duty Clause (GDC) of the Clean Air Act, facilities are responsible for managing chemicals safely.

  Learn about the GDC