County of Sonoma Department of Emergency Services, County of Sonoma
Hazardous Materials

 

IMPORTANT UPDATE: The California Environmental Reporting System (CERS) is now active. The Unidocs Hazardous Materials Online Inventory Project (HMOIP) has been discontinued.

California Environmental Reporting System (CERS)

Although the State of California has set a 2013 deadline for electronic reporting, we are starting this program immediately so we can more effectively assist businesses with making the change. It will reduce paperwork, automatically notify the CUPA of updates, and eventually allow emergency responders to electronically access hazardous materials inventories and after-hours contact information.The database formerly used was Unidocs. While the Unidocs website will continue to operate, the online reporting section has been discontinued and has transitioned to CERS. Do not hesitate to contact our office with any questions at 707-565-1152 and ask to speak with a Hazardous Materials Inspector.

CERS Assistance

Log-in Directions

For businesses that were using the previous Unidocs HMOIP system, log-in to the CERS website, search for your business, and request access to that site. For businesses that were not using the Unidocs HMOIP system a new account will need to be established. Log-in to CERS here.

PDF IconCERS Account Creation and Facility Management Guidance

CERS Help Page

New! A CERS web tour is now available through the CERS site for a visual tour on how to log-in, add new facilities, submit information, and more.

Required Supplemental Documents

When submitting the Hazardous Materials Business Plan (HMBP) through CERS, there are several other required documents that must be submitted directly to our Hazardous Materials Division. The required supplemental documents are provided below.

PDF IconEmergency Response/Contingency Plan, Employee Training Plan, and Record Keeping
PDF IconFacility Site Plan/Storage Map

For additional information on the CERS reporting system, visit the California Environmental Protection Agency (CalEPA) website on Electronic Reporting.

Download Acrobat Reader Here These documents are saved in Adobe Acrobat format and you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the reports. Visit our page to download Acrobat Reader.

 


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