Portable Engines
ACTM
FleetCrew offers compliance assistance for fleets that must comply with the Portable Diesel Engine Airborne Toxic Control Measure (ATCM) Regulation. It is an airborne toxic control measure designed to reduce the particulate matter emissions from portable diesel fueled engines rated at 50 bhp or larger. Particulate matter emission from diesel-fueled engines was identified as a toxic air contaminant in 1998, and this ATCM is one of several control measures developed since then to reduce the toxic health risk associated from exposure to these emissions. On January 1, 2013, the Portable Engine Airborne Toxic Control Measure (ATCM) fleet emission standards went into effect.
The ATCM required owners of portable engines to submit a Fleet Compliance Report to the Air Resources Board by March 1, 2013. Our emission consultants specialize in providing professional guidance and assistance in reporting your fleet and completing annual updates.
Our experienced emission consultants will walk you step-by-step to help:- Gather a diesel non self-propelled inventory list regardless of how permitted.
- How to calculate Fleet Size, Fleet Average and Average PM Emission Levels.
- How to navigate through the new Phase-out schedule by fleet size.
- How to deal with exemptions, low use, emergency use and retrofit devices.
- How to complete recordkeeping and reporting requirements (separate from PERP).
- Understand the prohibition of sale requirements and ATCM colored placards.
- Understand upcoming amendments to the 2017 and 2010 fleet average emission standards.
Stop stressing over CARB'S complex compliance regulations
Reduce inspection costs, streamline processes and mitigate risks
Painlessly obtain Truck Certificates and renew DMV registrations
Avoid costly compliance violations & fines