Certifying individual definition
Certifying individual means the responsible person or official authorized by the owner or operator of a source who certifies the accuracy of the emission statement.
Certifying individual means the person responsible for the completion and certification of the emissions statement required in Regulation .05-1 of this chapter.
Certifying individual means the individual responsible for the completion and certification of the emission statement, such as an officer of the company or an employee, and who will take legal responsibility for the accuracy of the emission statement.
More Definitions of Certifying individual
Certifying individual means the individual responsible for the completion and certification of the emission statement, such as an officer of the company or an employee, who will take legal responsibility for the accuracy of the emission statement. Control efficien cy means the actual emission control efficiency achieved by the applicable emission control device(s) during the emission statement operating year. The control efficiency must reflect control equipment downtime, operation with diminished effectiveness, and any other malfunctions that occurred while the emission source(s) were in operation. If the actual control efficiency during the emission statement operating year is unknown or cannot reasonably be predicted from available data, then the efficiency designed by the manufacturer may be used. When the actual control efficiency is unknown, it should be clearly indicated that the design efficiency, and not the actual efficiency, is being reported. Control equipment identification code means the AIRS or AIRS Facility Subsystem (AFS) code which defines Downtime means the period of time Emission factor means an estimate of Emission statement operating year Estimated emissions m ethod code Fugitive emission means releases to the air that are not emitted through stacks, vents, ducts, pipes, or any other confined air stream. Fugitive emissions include equipment leaks, evaporative losses from surface impoundments, and releases from building ventilation systems. Peak ozone season means the