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How do I determine if I need a CNC or an ECC for my project?

You need to consult EMB MC 2014-005 and subsequent amending policies in order to screen the project for EIA requirements.
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How often do CMRs need to be submitted to the EMB Regional Office?

Semi-Annually.

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How often do SMRs need to be submitted to the EMB Regional Office?

Quarterly. Some regions include the schedule of submission on the issued permits.

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If I have a CNC, do I have to secure a PTO, DP and/or HWID?

Yes, you still have to depending on the project components present in your projects.

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If I have a CNC, do I have to submit CMRs

No, only of you have an ECC will you be required to submit CMRs

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Once my PCO training is complete, does it mean I can also be a PCO for LLDA?

No, it does now. LLDA has its own Basic PCO training and its own PCO accreditation process.

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Once my PCO training is complete, does it mean that I am already accredited by EMB?

No, it does not. Receiving the PCO training Certificate means that you have completed the 40-hr PCO trining. To be accredited by EMB, an application for PCO accreditation must submitted to and approved by EMB. If you will be taking the Basic PCO Training through us (EECI), we have included the PCO accreditation as part of your training fee. Once you pass the Basic PCO Training through EECI, EECI will have your PCO accreditation application submitted to EMB.