Maintain CARB airborne toxic control measure (ATCM) Phase 2 recordkeeping for a California cabinet shop
domain: arb.ca.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Keep bills of lading, invoices, or comparable records documenting the TPC number for every composite wood panel lot purchased.
Retain records for the minimum period CARB requires, per current FAQ guidance on arb.ca.gov.
Make records available for CARB inspection on request; incomplete recordkeeping is treated as noncompliance even if the panels were actually compliant.
Cross-check panel certificates against CARB's list of currently approved TPCs, since TPC approvals can lapse or change.
Align California-specific recordkeeping with parallel federal TSCA Title VI documentation to avoid duplicate or conflicting files.
Known gotchas
CARB accepts TSCA Title VI-compliant labeling, but California-specific recordkeeping expectations can still differ in detail from EPA's — check CARB's own guidance rather than assuming federal guidance fully covers state requirements.
Missing or incomplete supplier documentation is a common audit finding even when the panels themselves were compliant — don't rely on verbal supplier assurances.
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