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Program Levels
Processes subject to these requirements are divided into three levels, labeled Program 1, 2, and 3. Every process that is subject to the regulation must be placed in one of the three program levels. Eligibility for any given program is based on criteria so that classification of one process in a program does not influence the classification of other processes at the source.

PROGRAM LEVEL REQUIREMENTS

PROGRAM 1	PROGRAM 2	PROGRAM 3
HAZARD ASSESSMENT
Worst-case Analysis	Worst-case Analysis Alternative Analysis	Worst-case Analysis Alternative Analysis
5-year Accident History	5-year Accident History	5-year Accident History
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
Not Required	Document Management System	Document Management System
PREVENTION PROGRAM
Certify no additional steps needed	Hazard Review Operating Procedures Training Maintenance Incident Investigation Compliance Audit	Hazard Analysis Operating Procedures Training Maintenance Incident Investigation Compliance Audit Management of Change Pre-startup Review Contractors Employee Participation Hot Work Limits
EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROGRAM
Coordinate with Local Responders	Develop Plan and Program	Develop Plan and Program
RMP CONTENTS
Executive Summary Registration Worst-case Data 5-year Accident History Certification	Executive Summary Registration Worst-case Data 5-year Accident History Prevention Program Emergency Response Program Certification	Executive Summary Registration Worst-case Data 5-year Accident History Prevention Program Emergency Response Program Certification

OFFSITE CONSEQUENCE ANALYSIS

PROGRAM 1 PROCESS One worst-case scenario required for each Program 1 process No alternative scenaria required     PROGRAM 2 AND 3 PROCESSES One worst-case scenario for toxics and one worst-case scenario for flammables Additional worst-case scenario if different public receptors affected One alternative scenario for EACH toxic substance and one alternative scenario for ALL flammable substances held above the threshold quantity.

EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROGRAM

PROGRAM 1 PROCESS        Facilities must coordinate with local emergency responders such as Local Emergency Planning        Committees (LEPC's), Local Emergency Management Office, and county fire marshals, or local        fire departments.        PROGRAM 2 AND 3 PROCESSES Facilities with reculated toxic above the threshold quantity must: coordinate with local emergency responders and be included in the community emergency response plan or have a trained emergency response team to respond to any accident involving the regulated process. The emergency response plan used by the emergency response team must be coordinated with the community emergency response plan. Facilities with regulated flammables above the threshold quantities must have coordinated response actions with the local fire department OR have a trained emergency response team to respond to any accident involving the regulated process. The emergency response plan used by the emergency response team must be coordinated with the community emergency response plan. For both flammables and toxins, appropriate mechanisms must be in place to notify emergency responders when there is a need for a response.