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PRECRISIS SCREENING/ u: i / DATA ENTRY FORMS DMS Document 1111 l l l i l H 129832 EPA I.D. Number auto IOC Obs M FORM ISSUED DATE: NAME OF FACILITY: Metals Disintegrating Co. STREET: Morris Ave (actual

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1. Open the pre-cerclis screening data entry form.
2. Read the instructions carefully to understand the data requirements.
3. Start by entering the project information such as project name, address, and contact details.
4. Proceed to enter the site details, including site ID, site name, site type, and site location.
5. Provide accurate information regarding the site's current status, historical activities, and potential contaminants.
6. Enter any known or suspected contaminants in the designated fields, along with relevant documentation or references.
7. Include information about any surrounding properties that might be affected by the site or vice versa.
8. Fill out any additional sections or appendices as required by the pre-cerclis screening data entry form.
9. Review the entered data for accuracy and completeness.
10. Submit the completed pre-cerclis screening data entry form according to the specified guidelines or instructions.

Who needs pre-cerclis screening data entry?

1. Environmental consultants involved in site assessments and remediation projects.
2. Government agencies responsible for evaluating potentially contaminated sites.
3. Site owners or responsible parties conducting pre-screening activities.
4. Environmental regulatory bodies or authorities overseeing site remediation processes.

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What is pre-cerclis screening data entry?

Pre-CERCLIS screening data entry is the process of entering information about potentially contaminated sites into the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Information System.

Who is required to file pre-cerclis screening data entry?

Entities responsible for potentially contaminated sites are required to file pre-CERCLIS screening data entry.

How to fill out pre-cerclis screening data entry?

Pre-CERCLIS screening data entry can be filled out online through the designated portal by providing all the required information about the site.

What is the purpose of pre-cerclis screening data entry?

The purpose of pre-CERCLIS screening data entry is to identify potentially contaminated sites that may require further investigation or cleanup under the Superfund program.

What information must be reported on pre-cerclis screening data entry?

The information reported on pre-CERCLIS screening data entry includes details about the location, potential contaminants, and any known history of hazardous activities on the site.