User Manual for eCDRweb's Secondary Support in 2016
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The 2016 eCDRweb User Guide - Secondary Support is a valuable resource for anyone using the 2016 version of the e-CDR web tool in a Secondary Support capacity. This document, provided by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), offers comprehensive instructions on utilizing the tool effectively.
The Secondary Support user role in the 2016 e-CDRweb tool is designed to assist the Primary Submitter with the Chemical Data Reporting (CDR) submission process. Here's a breakdown of the functions this user can perform:
- Supporting Data Entry and Submission Preparation:
- The Secondary Support user can enter, view, and edit CDR report data but cannot submit the report.
- They assist the Primary Submitter by compiling data, filling in required sections, and preparing the report for final review.
- Collaborative Role:
- This user role facilitates collaboration within an organization by allowing multiple people to work on different parts of the CDR report.
- It enables sharing workload without compromising submission control.
- Access Restrictions:
- Unlike the Primary Submitter, the Secondary Support user does not have the authority to sign and submit the report to EPA.
- They have limited permissions focused on data entry and review.
- User Account and Login:
- Secondary Support users access e-CDRweb with authorized credentials linked to the organization.
- Their access is controlled and granted specifically to users helping prepare the report.
In summary, the Secondary Support user acts as a collaborator helping to prepare and review Chemical Data Reporting submissions in e-CDRweb, without the ability to finalize or submit the data to EPA. This role ensures efficient, multi-person reporting workflows while maintaining the submission authority with the Primary Submitter.
If you need more in-depth procedural details or screenshots, you might want to refer directly to the 2016 eCDRweb User Guide - Secondary Support PDF from the EPA. The guide, which is 1.77 MB in size, was last updated in January 2018. It serves as a detailed and practical guide for navigating the 2016 e-CDR web tool as a Secondary Support user.
In an attempt to combat the rising concerns of pollution and toxics, technology can play a crucial role. For instance, smart-home devices and gadgets can be engineered to minimize their carbon footprint and reduce harmful emissions, thereby promoting a cleaner environment. However, while utilizing such technology, it is essential to follow the guidelines provided in the 2016 eCDRweb User Guide - Secondary Support, especially regarding access restrictions to ensure proper submission of Chemical Data Reports to the Environmental Protection Agency.
