Airgas streamlined Tier II reporting with Encamp — saving time, improving data accuracy, and planting trees. Now, they’re exploring how to expand into waste and RCRA compliance.
For Airgas, managing compliance across nearly 1,500 facilities was both complex and fragmented. Tier II reporting was time-consuming and decentralized, while waste management brought even greater challenges, with most facilities not registered in the federal RCRA system and the majority of manifests requiring revisions. The mix of national and local waste vendors only added to the complexity.
Airgas partnered with Encamp to streamline Tier II compliance and consolidate reporting processes. With Encamp’s automation and expert support, they filed 26 reports across 40 facilities in 16 states, saving over 100 hours of manual work. The partnership also advanced sustainability goals, with Encamp planting 54 trees on Airgas’s behalf.
Encamp gave Airgas new visibility and consistency in its compliance data, helping reduce risk and eliminate costly reporting gaps. The streamlined process freed EHS staff to focus on higher-priority work while ensuring Tier II obligations were met efficiently. With these results, Airgas is now building momentum to expand into waste and RCRA compliance.
Enterprise Account Executive
Will Locke is an enterprise account executive at Encamp. He works with EHS professionals and compliance teams to make reporting easier, bring data into one place, and cut down on risk. Will focuses on building strong relationships and helping teams use the right tools to reach their compliance goals. His goal is to help organizations move from reacting to issues to running proactive, audit-ready programs.
With Tier II reporting streamlined, Airgas is now exploring Encamp’s waste and RCRA module. The focus is on organizing facility-level waste data, integrating with major vendors, and reducing costly manifest revisions. By expanding compliance automation, Airgas aims to cut risk, improve sustainability reporting, and drive efficiencies across its nationwide operations.
Airgas’s pilot highlighted the complexity of managing hazardous waste across a nationwide footprint — with unregistered facilities, wide variations in generator status, and frequent manifest revisions. Our RCRA Compliance Guide shows how to bring consistency to these processes, reduce compliance risk, and keep every location audit-ready at scale.
As Airgas’s pilot showed, managing compliance effectively delivers both protection and efficiency. Leading teams today focus on continuous compliance assurance, scalable business continuity, and actionable data insights. Download the guide to learn more.
For companies like Airgas, managing EPCRA and RCRA compliance manually introduces unnecessary risk. By using smarter strategies and technology, teams can simplify reporting, reduce errors, and maintain continuous compliance with confidence.