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WHITING DOOR MANUFACTURING CORP

Quick Summary

  • •Released 497 lbs of toxic chemicals to the environment in the most recent TRI reporting year.
  • •Currently out of compliance in at least one environmental program (CAA, CWA, or RCRA).
  • •Assessed $0 in total penalties since records began.
  • •Reports releases of chemicals classified as known or probable carcinogens.
Address
113 CEDAR STREET
AKRON, NY 14001
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County
ERIE County
Industry
Manufacturing
NAICS (North American Industry Classification)
336399
Inspections
5 · last Aug 14, 2025
Total Penalties
$0 · last Dec 16, 1996
Registry ID
110000326335

How This Compares

#226 of 538 TRI reporters in NY
#8,038 of 16,877 TRI reporters in Manufacturing

Ranked by most recent year's total TRI releases.

Compliance Status (Last 12 Quarters)

Number of calendar quarters, out of the last 12, in which this facility was in violation of its permit. Zero means no recorded violations in that program over the past three years.

0
Air (CAA)
Qtrs Non-Compliant
3
Water (CWA)
Qtrs Non-Compliant
0
Hazardous Waste (RCRA)
Qtrs Non-Compliant

TRI Toxic Chemical Releases

Annual pounds of each toxic chemical released to air, water, and land, as reported to the EPA Toxic Release Inventory. Carcinogen (♦) and PFAS designations are per EPA and IARC classifications.

Emissions Trend (2015–2024) +112% overall
Year Total Releases (lbs) vs Prior Year
2015 40 —
2016 537 +1236%
2017 497 -7%
2018 94 -81%
2019 17 -82%
2020 71 +309%
2021 82 +16%
2022 72 -11%
2023 83 +15%
2024 85 +2%

2024

Chemical Total (lbs) Air Water Land Off-Site
Manganese 57 57 — — 22,141
Nickel 15 15 — — 39,814 ♦ Carcinogen
Copper 7 7 — — 20,735
Diisocyanates 3 3 — — 4
Antimony 3 3 — — 2,640
Lead 0 0 — — 617 ♦ Carcinogen
Chromium 0 0 — — 75,973

2023

Chemical Total (lbs) Air Water Land Off-Site
Manganese 57 57 — — 18,830
Nickel 10 10 — — 29,936 ♦ Carcinogen
Copper 8 8 — — 17,936
Antimony 5 5 — — 2,448
Diisocyanates 3 3 — — 2
Lead 0 0 — — 396 ♦ Carcinogen
Chromium 0 0 — — 72,957

2022

Chemical Total (lbs) Air Water Land Off-Site
Manganese 49 49 — — 15,977
Nickel 10 10 — — 25,293 ♦ Carcinogen
Copper 7 7 — — 14,571
Antimony 4 4 — — 2,208
Diisocyanates 2 2 — — 2
Lead 0 0 — — 260 ♦ Carcinogen
Chromium 0 0 — — 61,911

2021

Chemical Total (lbs) Air Water Land Off-Site
Manganese 57 57 — — 16,999
Nickel 10 10 — — 26,795 ♦ Carcinogen
Copper 8 8 — — 14,914
Antimony 4 4 — — 2,432
Diisocyanates 2 2 — — 2
Lead 0 0 — — 262 ♦ Carcinogen
Chromium 0 0 — — 65,620

2020

Chemical Total (lbs) Air Water Land Off-Site
Manganese 48 48 — — 12,782
Nickel 10 10 — — 19,495 ♦ Carcinogen
Copper 7 7 — — 13,804
Antimony 3 3 — — 2,019
Diisocyanates 2 2 — — 2
Chromium 0 0 — — 47,011
Lead 0 0 — — 374 ♦ Carcinogen

2019

Chemical Total (lbs) Air Water Land Off-Site
Copper 12 12 — — 17,620
Antimony 5 5 — — 2,818
Lead 0 0 — — 586 ♦ Carcinogen

2018

Chemical Total (lbs) Air Water Land Off-Site
Manganese 65 65 — — 14,466
Copper 10 10 — — 16,685
Nickel 8 8 — — 21,410 ♦ Carcinogen
Diisocyanates 6 6 — — 3
Antimony 5 5 — — 2,615
Chromium 0 0 — — 51,275
Lead 0 0 — — 488 ♦ Carcinogen

2017

Chemical Total (lbs) Air Water Land Off-Site
Diisocyanates 399 399 — — 3
Manganese 67 67 — — 16,962
Copper 14 14 — — 21,551
Nickel 11 11 — — 24,575 ♦ Carcinogen
Antimony 6 6 — — 3,300
Lead 0 0 — — 648 ♦ Carcinogen
Chromium 0 0 — — 58,458

2016

Chemical Total (lbs) Air Water Land Off-Site
Diisocyanates 435 435 — — 3
Manganese 76 76 — — 16,179
Copper 12 12 — — 18,267
Nickel 9 9 — — 23,688 ♦ Carcinogen
Antimony 5 5 — — 3,110
Lead 0 0 — — 512 ♦ Carcinogen
Chromium 0 0 — — 56,765

2015

Chemical Total (lbs) Air Water Land Off-Site
Nickel 17 17 — — 15,670 ♦ Carcinogen
Manganese 11 11 — — 10,874
Copper 10 10 — — 13,557
Diisocyanates 2 2 — — 2
Lead 0 0 — — 378 ♦ Carcinogen
Chromium 0 0 — — 37,399

Waste Management & Recycling

How this facility manages toxic chemicals beyond direct releases — through recycling, energy recovery, and on-site or off-site treatment. Data from the most recent TRI reporting year. Quantities in pounds.

Chemical Released Recycled Energy Recovery Treated
Copper — 20,699 — —
Nickel — 39,734 — —
Antimony — 2,624 — —
Manganese — 22,094 — —
Lead — 617 — —
Chromium — 75,863 — —

Off-Site Transfer Destinations

Facilities to which toxic chemicals were transferred for disposal, recycling, energy recovery, or treatment during the most recent TRI reporting year. Quantities in pounds.

Destination Chemical Disposal Recycling Energy Rec. Treatment
MODERN DISPOSAL SERVICES
YOUNGSTOWN, NY
Diisocyanates 4 — — —
ED ARNOLD SCRAP RECYCLING
CORFU, NY
Chromium — 75,863 — —
MODERN DISPOSAL SERVICES
YOUNGSTOWN, NY
Chromium 110 — — —
ED ARNOLD SCRAP RECYCLING
CORFU, NY
Copper — 20,699 — —
MODERN DISPOSAL SERVICES
YOUNGSTOWN, NY
Copper 36 — — —
ED ARNOLD SCRAP RECYCLING
CORFU, NY
Lead — 617 — —
MODERN DISPOSAL SERVICES
YOUNGSTOWN, NY
Lead 0 — — —
ED ARNOLD SCRAP RECYCLING
CORFU, NY
Manganese — 22,094 — —
MODERN DISPOSAL SERVICES
YOUNGSTOWN, NY
Manganese 47 — — —
CHEMTRON CORPORATION
AVON LAKE, OH
Nickel 7 — — —
ED ARNOLD SCRAP RECYCLING
CORFU, NY
Nickel — 39,734 — —
MODERN DISPOSAL SERVICES
YOUNGSTOWN, NY
Nickel 73 — — —
ED ARNOLD SCRAP RECYCLING
CORFU, NY
Antimony — 2,624 — —
MODERN DISPOSAL SERVICES
YOUNGSTOWN, NY
Antimony 16 — — —

Transfers to Publicly-Owned Treatment Works (POTWs)

Toxic chemicals transferred to municipal wastewater treatment plants during the most recent TRI reporting year. Quantities in pounds.

Chemical Transferred (lbs) POTW
Chromium 0 AKRON (V) WWTP, AKRON
Manganese 0 AKRON (V) WWTP, AKRON
Lead 0 AKRON (V) WWTP, AKRON
Copper 0 AKRON (V) WWTP, AKRON
Nickel 0 AKRON (V) WWTP, AKRON
Antimony — AKRON (V) WWTP, AKRON

Compliance Violations

Individual permit violations recorded by the EPA across air, water, and hazardous waste programs. Open violations are unresolved as of the most recent ECHO data update.

Program Type Violation Date Return to Compliance Status
cwa Schedule Event unachieved and not reported Jan 28, 2026 Feb 28, 2026 Resolved
rcra Standards for Universal Waste Management: Standards for Small Quantity Handlers Mar 26, 2019 Apr 5, 2019 Resolved
cwa Schedule Event achieved late but reported Feb 28, 2018 — Open
cwa Schedule Event achieved late but reported Feb 29, 2016 — Open
cwa Schedule Event achieved late but reported Feb 28, 2015 — Open
cwa Schedule Event achieved late but reported Mar 31, 2012 — Open
cwa Schedule Event achieved late but reported Mar 31, 2011 — Open
cwa Schedule Event achieved late but reported Mar 31, 2010 — Open
cwa Schedule Event achieved late but reported Mar 31, 2009 — Open
cwa Schedule Event achieved late but reported Mar 28, 2008 — Open
rcra Standards Applicable to Generators of HW: General Aug 19, 2004 Sep 29, 2004 Resolved
rcra Standards Applicable to Generators of HW: General Jan 21, 1996 Apr 4, 1997 Resolved

Enforcement Actions

Formal enforcement cases brought by the EPA or state agencies, including administrative orders and civil penalties assessed. Penalty amounts reflect what was formally assessed, not necessarily what was collected.

WRITTEN INFORMAL
RCRA (Hazardous Waste) · Case RCRA-NYD002114726-001 · Apr 3, 2019
Administrative - Formal
· Case 02-2013-3028 · Jun 11, 2013
Administrative - Formal
· Case 02-2007-3078 · Aug 30, 2007
Administrative - Formal
· Case 02-2006-3085 · Sep 22, 2006
FINAL 3008(A) COMPLIANCE ORDER
RCRA (Hazardous Waste) · Case RCRA-NYD002114726-000 · Jan 21, 1996

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