Which reporting sections must an EHS comply with under EPCRA?

The correct choice refers to Sections 311 and 312 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA). These sections are crucial because they establish the reporting requirements for facilities that handle hazardous chemicals.

Section 311 mandates that facilities must provide information about hazardous chemicals to local and state officials. This includes submitting Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for chemicals that are present in amounts exceeding certain thresholds, ensuring that emergency responders are aware of potential hazards.

Section 312 requires that facilities submit an annual inventory of these hazardous substances to local authorities, enabling better community awareness and emergency planning. This comprehensive reporting supports public health and safety by keeping communities informed about potential chemical hazards in their area.

The other sections mentioned do not pertain to the required reporting under EPCRA. Sections 301 and 302 focus on emergency response planning for specific chemicals but do not address the same level of recurring reporting as 311 and 312. Sections 404 and 405, as well as 201 and 202, do not relate to the reporting requirements for hazardous materials under EPCRA, making them irrelevant in this context.