Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality Sample Clauses

Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality. Below is a link to the NetDMR database. The NetDMR Login page allows you to login to NetDMR or view the Training modules for Permittees (NetDMR Application Overview, DMR Data Entry, and Importing DMR Data). xxxxx://xxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/ Click on Training under the LEARN section. NetDMR Support Admin June 17, 2014 • Documents / General Information The following training materials and presentations provide additional information about NetDMR. NetDMR for Permittees • NetDMR Application Overview - The EPA ICIS Customer Support Section is proud to announce a new online NetDMR training for Permittees and Data Providers. This new training covers basic NetDMR functionality such as account creation, entering DMR data, and signing and submitting DMRs. • DMR Data Entry - Explains methods and features of direct data entry of DMR data, of hard and soft errors along with examples of how to address them, different methods for entering NODI codes, and concludes with a description of how to sign completed DMRs. Intended for External or Data Provider account holders with Signatory or Edit rights. • Importing DMR Data - Explains the methods and procedures used in creating and submitting an import DMR file used for batch submissions of DMR data. This tutorial will also explain and demonstrate some possible errors or problems one might encounter when importing data and how to resolve those problems. This tutorial is intended for Permittees who will submit all or part of their DMR data electronically. A copy of the NetDMR User Guide for permittees may be found by clicking User Guides & Templates under the ASSIST section.. Permittee & Data Provider User Guide If you have any questions, please contact me.
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