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Air Permit Deviation Report

Air Permit Deviation Report

Documents deviations from air permit limits, including probable cause, excess emissions, and corrective actions for reporting under 40 CFR Part 70.

Submission Notice

  • Report Type
  • Submission Date
  • Reported By
    Optional. Enter only if needed for follow-up or audit trail.
  • Reporter Email
    Optional. Used only for follow-up questions.

Facility and Permit Details

  • Facility Name
  • Facility ID or Site Code
    Optional if your organization uses a site identifier.
  • Title V Permit Number
  • Affected Emission Unit(s)
    List the unit, stack, process line, or control device involved.
  • Permit Condition or Limit Reference
    Enter the specific permit condition, limit, or monitoring requirement involved.

Deviation and Emissions Details

  • Date Deviation Started
  • Start Time
  • Date Deviation Ended
  • End Time
  • Deviation Description
    Describe the event, the permit limit or condition affected, and any visible or measured emissions impacts.
  • Did excess emissions occur?
  • Was monitoring or CEMS/COMS data impacted?

Conditional Event Details

  • Event Category
  • Affected Pollutants
  • Estimated Excess Emissions
    Enter the estimated quantity in the unit used by your permit or report (for example, tons).
  • Emissions Units

Probable Cause and Contributing Factors

  • Probable Cause
    Summarize the most likely cause of the deviation or excess emissions.
  • Contributing Factors
  • Was a root cause analysis completed?

Corrective Actions and Follow-Up

  • Immediate Actions Taken
  • Corrective Actions
    Describe actions taken or planned to prevent recurrence.
  • Follow-Up Required
    Check if additional investigation, maintenance, or reporting is needed.
  • Follow-Up Owner
    Optional. Assign only if follow-up is needed.
  • Target Completion Date
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