PWG297761, PWG297767 - Storage Tank System Assessment (Consulting Services)

In accordance with the Storage Tank Systems for Petroleum Products and Allied Petroleum Products Regulations (SOR, 2008-197) ; a report is to be prepared to document the current condition of the base building storage tank (1)  at each of the Main Stats and Jean Talon Building ensuring the risk of contaminating soil and groundwater due to spills and leaks of petroleum products and allied petroleum products are addressed. 
Furthermore, an Emergency Environmental Response Plan (EERP) must also be completed.  The purpose of the EERP is to document the procedures to be followed in the event of a Petroleum Products emergency.  Emergencies involving Petroleum Products can occur with equipment in service, in storage, or during the fuel transfer into the facility. These emergencies may include:
 
1.            A leak or spill of a liquid petroleum product;
2.            The catastrophic failure of a piece of in-service equipment;
3.            The accidental breech of a pipe or tank containing liquid petroleum products; and
4.            Fires.
This project seeks to ensure the above mentioned programs meet the corresponding compliance/ code requirement, as applicable in the province of Ontario.