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MACT Training

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Description

This resource provides trainings on how to comply with source specific Maximum Achievable Control Technologies (MACT) standards. Training are provided through MS PowerPoint presentations.

Questions this resource can help answer

How can commercial operations comply with federal MACT standards?

How do I use this resource?

You can access specific source categories by selecting the source category in the leftmost menu. None of the video webcast links appear functional. Links to PowerPoint presentations are provided at the bottom of each page.

Resource information

Resource owner

Format

Document

Backup URL

Update Frequency

Irregularly

Geographic Coverage

Illinois

Technical specifications

Methodology

Illinois EPA and Lake Michigan Air Directors Consortium provide guidance on complying with EPA MACT standards.

Sectors

Commercial Industrial

Other Specifications

Video links do not appear functional. Powerpoint presentations require installation of MS Powerpoint or use of Google Slides or other open source platform capable of opening MS PowerPoint presentations.

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