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PCC Structurals, Inc. Large Parts Campus

Cleaner Air Oregon is a health-based permitting program that regulates emissions of toxic air contaminants from facilities based on risk to nearby communities. CAO requires facilities to report toxic air contaminant emissions, assess potential health risks to people nearby and reduce toxic air contaminant risk if it exceeds legal limits.

As part of the Cleaner Air Oregon process, each facility has a dedicated web page to provide communities access to facility information and updates on where it is involved in the process.

  • Each step of the CAO risk assessment process has a section that includes DEQ's communications and deliverables from the facility.
  • The graphic below shows where a facility is in the Cleaner Air Oregon Process.
 For additional information and history of the program, visit the Cleaner Air Oregon website.

Emissions Inventory is highlighted

The Emissions Inventory provides information on all the Toxic Air Contaminant emissions from a facility, and includes information on a facility’s operations and activities, as well as fuel and material usage rates. This is often the longest step in the CAO risk assessment process as DEQ needs to verify that all activities have been accounted for, and that the most representative emissions data available are used. In some cases, DEQ will require a facility to perform source testing at this stage if insufficient data is available to estimate emissions. ​
For an introduction to emissions inventories and why they matter, please see EPA’s Fact Sheet. An Emissions Inventory is a list of each toxic air contaminant regulated under the Cleaner Air Oregon rules that a facility emits in a given year. The Emissions Inventory includes the amount of each toxic air contaminant emitted from each individual emissions-producing activity.

Oct. 4, 2019: DEQ calls PCC Structurals, Inc. Large Parts Campus (PCC-LPC) into the program
​Jan. 2, 2020: PCC-LPC submits Emissions Inventory and supporting Emissions Estimates for DEQ review

​March 17, 2020: DEQ requests additional information for Emissions Inventory review

April 10, 2020: PCC-LPC submits an extension request for submittal of supporting information and revised Emissions Inventory

April 29, 2020: Maul Foster Alongi writes to DEQ during PCC-LPC's shutdown to confirm that PCC-LPC will clarify the extension request after the facility resumed production activities.

May 7, 2020: PCC-LPC submits a letter to DEQ clarifying their extension request.

June 3, 2020: DEQ responds to PCC-LPC's formal extension request

June 15, 2020: PCC-LPC submits supplemental information, including process flow and site diagrams.

Aug. 4, 2020: DEQ response to PCC-LPC's submittal

Aug. 26, 2020: PCC-LPC submits an extension request for submittal of revised Emissions Inventory

Sept. 1, 2020: DEQ response to PCC-LPC's extension request

Sept. 3, 2020: PCC submits updated process flow diagrams, site diagrams and revised Emissions Inventory.
Oct. 30, 2020: PCC submits revised calculations and additional supporting information.

Oct. 19, 2021: DEQ responds to PCC-LPC's revised submittals and supporting information.

Dec. 3, 2021: PCC submits Baghouse Testing Conceptual Plan
Dec. 22, 2021: PCC submits Baghouse Testing Matrix supporting Baghouse Testing Conceptual Plan 
Jan. 14, 2022: PCC submits extension request for source testing 
Jan. 28, 2022: DEQ approves source testing extension request 
Feb. 11, 2022: DEQ responds to Baghouse Testing Conceptual Plan 

April 12, 2022: DEQ sent letter regarding revised reporting requirements for exempt TEUs


About the Facility

The Large Parts Campus manufactures castings as large as 70" in titanium, steel, and superalloy. 

Site Address

6667 SE Johnson Creek Blvd, Portland, OR 97206

Current Permits

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