Waste and hazardous materials management. All waste materials produced as part of the Project will be appropriately stored in garbage receptacles and recycling containers on the work site and disposed of at approved facilities in compliance with all applicable laws. An appropriate quantity and placement of garbage receptacles and recycling containers will be used to promote work site cleanliness and sustainable practices. The dumping or burning of waste materials is not permitted. Regular clean-up and disposal of waste materials will be conducted to prevent the unnecessary accumulation of waste materials. Hazardous materials including "Dangerous Goods" and "Controlled Substances” used during the Project will be stored and handled to avoid loss and to allow containment and recovery in the event of a spill. Hazardous chemicals stored on the work site will be placed within appropriate containers that are clearly labelled and controlled in accordance with the Workplace Hazardous Material Information System (WHMIS) and the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations. These hazardous material containers will be regularly inspected for signs of leakage. Regular inspections (minimum frequency is daily inspection, and/or at shift change as required) will be undertaken to ensure that all personal protective equipment and emergency response equipment are in place. The safety data sheets (SDS) for hazardous materials used in the Project will be available in the Golder site trailer office, and all personnel involved in the Project will be made familiar with guidelines for safe handling, storage and use of chemicals. Categories of hazardous wastes generated as a result of this Project may include, among other things, used containers of hydraulic and motor oils. These and all hazardous wastes will be kept separate from non-hazardous wastes and refuse, and disposed of in compliance with regulatory requirements. The above activities will be verified by the Site Supervisor and documented in the Daily Site Reports.
