Immissionsschutzbeauftragter Bestellung

If you have newly appointed or dismissed an immission control officer or if there have been changes in his area of responsibility, you must notify the competent immission control authority.

Pursuant to the Federal Immission Control Act, operators of certain installations subject to licensing must appoint one or more operating officers for immission control (immission control officers) if this is necessary with regard to the type or size of the installations because of the

• emissions from the installations,
• technical problems of emission control or
• the suitability of the products to cause harmful effects on the environment due to air pollution, noise or vibrations when used as intended,

is necessary.

Annex I of the Ordinance on Immission Control and Major Accidents specifies the installations subject to licensing for which the operator must appoint an immission control officer.

The operator shall notify the competent authority without delay of the appointment of the Immission Protection Officer and the designation of his duties as well as changes in his scope of duties and his dismissal.

The operator shall immediately notify the competent immission control authority of the appointment of the immission control officer and the designation of his duties as well as of any changes in his scope of duties and of his dismissal.

Appointments, dismissals or changes in the scope of duties must be reported immediately.

• Immission Protection Officer Appointment

• Immission protection officers who are

  • newly appointed

  • were recalled

  • or there have been changes in the scope of duties

• Immediate notification to the responsible immission control authority required.

Immission control authorities of the federal states