PWG303612, PWG303616, PWG303620, PWG303624 - Halocarbon Standing Operating Procedures (Consulting Services)

The current Federal Halocarbon Regulations (FHR) 2003 under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA)1999, which PWGSC is mandated to adhere to, prohibits activities or practices that could cause the release of halocarbons, as they have the ability to do damage to the environment and are being phased out.
 
The project requires consultant services to first assess all equipment containing halocarbons (see below) against a standard risk assessment tool (below). If equipment is rated as high risk, the equipment will be assessed further to determine if repairing, replacing or upgrading will best reduce the risk of a leak occurring. Equipment still deemed as high risk must be replaced or upgraded by a qualified contractor procured separately.
 
Once high risk equipment is addressed. All equipment, now not deemed high risk, will be included in building-specific Halocarbon Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) as per Federal Guidelines.