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Regulatory
Waste Contingency Plans in British Columbia
Who needs one, what it must cover, and how it interacts with your existing site ERP.
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Preparedness
How to run a tabletop exercise that finds real gaps
Scenario design, injects, who to put in the room, and how to write an after-action report worth reading.
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Response
Reporting a release: who to notify and when
Federal versus provincial obligations, timelines, and what CANUTEC will ask you.
In preparation
Preparedness
Standby agreements: what belongs in one
Rates, access, safety pre-qualification, and the clauses that cause arguments during an incident.
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