Use this exact checklist to walk into your next audit knowing what they'll check — before they check it.
Know exactly what a Title V auditor verifies against your permit — so nothing catches you off guard.
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I'm an environmental engineer with 10+ years inside Louisiana's environmental regulatory system and industrial facilties.
I've worked as a state regulator helping small businesses with no environmental staff get — and stay — in compliance. Today I work inside a facility operating under a Title V permit, where colleagues come to me first whenever an auditor shows up.
I help environmental coordinators, managers, and facility owners get ahead of compliance risk — by teaching you how auditors actually think, how Title V permits get enforced, and how to close gaps before they become violations.
Because passing an audit isn't about getting lucky.
It's about knowing your permit better than the person inspecting it.
Most environmental coordinators were never taught how to prepare for a Title V audit.
You're told to keep your records and file your reports — but no one hands you the actual list of what an auditor checks against your permit, line by line, before they show up.
This free checklist, Title V Audit-Readiness Checklist, walks you through exactly what auditors verify — permit applicability, monitoring, recordkeeping, semiannual and annual reporting, and deviations — so you can catch the gaps yourself first.
This is the same framework I use when I take on a facility's full audit-readiness prep.
✔ Confirm your monitoring and recordkeeping actually match what your permit requires
✔ Catch missing or overdue semiannual and annual report items before they're flagged
✔ Know exactly what LDEQ's current reporting forms expect
✔ Walk into your next audit already knowing what they'll find