Air Compliance
The Air Compliance Branch uses all compliance tools and resources available to improve air quality by ensuring that all air pollution sources are in compliance with all state and federal air pollution laws, rules and permits. Voluntary compliance and pollution prevention are used when working with the regulated community.
The branch determines compliance of regulated sources of air emissions by inspecting, monitoring, testing, and reviewing records. Three sections of the branch have inspectors that conduct inspections, respond to complaints, provide compliance assistance to sources and provide input on permits and rules. These sections also inspect and review asbestos abatement and lead-based paint removal. The fourth section, Compliance Data, reviews and approves stack tests, continuous emissions and opacity monitors. All sections coordinate with the four IDEM regional offices.
- Annual Compliance Certification Forms and Information
- Automobile Refinishing Information and Guidance
- Asbestos Forms, Information and Guidance
- CEMS/COMS Forms, Information and Guidance
- Compliance Assistance
- Fire Training Information and Forms
- Grain Elevator Fugitive Dust Prevention Fact Sheet (available on the IDEM Fact Sheets page)
- Lead Forms and Guidance
- Open Burning Forms and Guidance
- Stack Test Forms and Guidance
- Office of Enforcement
- Enforcement and Compliance History Online (ECHO)
OAQ Compliance & Enforcement Kaizen Lean Roll-out Event Webinar recording
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