Solutions
VRM supports your site-specific regulatory programs or SOPs. The four operation types that follow are listed because their compliance work sits in those programs as examples — not because we’re asserting anything about your site.
Operations
What these have in common is not an industry code. It is many assets, many obligations, many due dates, and a register that has to know all of them at once.
Aboveground tanks, loading racks and secondary containment, each with its own inspection interval, spread across sites that are inspected by different people on different days.
Supported programs it draws on
The extractor looks for
Tank inspection frequencies and methods (visual, integrity testing, cathodic protection)
Air permit conditions and hazardous-waste timelines running in parallel, where a missed deviation report and a missed container inspection are two very different kinds of problem.
Supported programs it draws on
The extractor looks for
Deviation reporting timelines
Compliance work distributed across plants and shifts, where the register is the only thing that knows what every site owes this month.
Supported programs it draws on
The extractor looks for
Weekly container storage area inspections
Long-interval obligations — five-year recertifications, triennial tests — that are easy to schedule and easy to lose between the people who scheduled them.
Supported programs it draws on
The extractor looks for
Annual and triennial testing schedules
Programs
Each has its own extraction prompt in the running system, written against the way that document type states its obligations.
Documents outside these six are still accepted — today they are read with a general environmental-compliance rule set, and any plan, permit or SOP you carry gets a program-specific one written before start-up.
What this is not
VRM tracks the requirements you register, resolves their frequencies, and keeps the evidence. It does not determine which regulations apply to your facilities, and nothing it generates is legal advice. Every report it writes carries this notice, appended by the system that wrote it:
Advisory notice
This report is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult with qualified legal counsel regarding specific regulatory obligations.
Extracted requirements also do not go live unreviewed — they land in the register for a specialist to accept, amend or reject first.
Next step
If your obligations sit in these programs, the register does not care what your NAICS code says. Tell us what you carry and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.
