UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY WASHINGTON. D.C. 20460 OCT I 7 198? OERR Directive 9200.4-03 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: Printing Control and It^ven/^ry of OERR Publications ROM: TO: Henry L. Longest I Director, OERR OERR Staff PURPOSE: The purpose of this memorandum is to direct OERR staff to uniformly number, print and control ALL Superfund publications* BACKGROUND: "Superfund publications" encompass the entire programmatic and outreach range of OERR activities. This includes but is not limited to: policies procedures directives program instructions guidance manuals intermittent bulletins fact sheets and short sheets directories brochures special reports announcements Other documents are also being prepared which are widely circulated and may be considered as "publications." ALL SUPEUUKD PUBLICATIONS MUST CONFORM TO THESE To achieve Che measure of management control stipulated In the Implementation Plan of the 90-Day Study, each Division must identify and be responsible for its total publications bibliography. The Publications Standards Work Group has been tasked with preparing specifications and recommending managment controls so that all documents can be uniformly developed. The final result must be that each Superfund publication is correctly prepared, has a publication number, inventory address, and printing control is centralized. ------- F IMPLEMENTATION: The following seeps are to be implemented immediately: (1) Staff should immediately categorize their work products that qualify as publications. (2) The Superfund Documents Coordinator (SDC) will give each document a publication number and an inventory location upon initiation, and will coordinate the printing and distribution process. The publication number must appear on the document. Any docuaent act displaying this number will be returned to originator and will not be signed until properly processed. (3) All OERR printing order forms for the reproduction of Superfund publications mumt be signed by the SDC before they will be accepted by the agency printing offices in Headquarters or in Cincinnati. The entire printing package, including the printing request, distribution plan, and caaera-ready copy of the document oust be sent to the SDC for signature and forwarding to the printing office. Again, documents not following this procedure will be returned to the originator. The SDC is charged with ensuring chac final documents are correctly packaged, that sufficient inventory is printed, and with resolving with agency printing officers any scheduling, quality, or any special printing requirements. Staff who are uncertain as to whether a document qualifies as a "publication" or who need assistance in any aspect of the above implementation should contact Betti VanEpps, the SDC, at 475-8864. cc: OERR Division Directors ------- |