Contaminated Site Management
CMPW 2215
Participants will learn about the Phased approach to contaminated site management including Phase I to III environmental site assessment (ESA), risk assessment, site remediation, site monitoring and the regulatory site closure process. The course will include a detailed review of methods used to conduct Phased ESAs, risk assessment, remediation, monitoring and the regulatory site closure process in Atlantic Canada.
Program outline
Three days (21 hours) of classroom based lectures with interactive case studies throughout as outlined below.
Day 1 Phase I-II ESA
- Review of the ESA process
- Planning and Conducting a Phase I ESA
- The CSA Framework
- Phase I ESA Case Study Review
- Planning and Conducting a Phase II ESA
- CSA and Atlantic PIRI Framework
- Screening Level (Generic) Guidelines
- Health and Safety Considerations
- Phase II ESA Case Study Review
Day 2 Phase III ESA and Risk Assessment
- Review of Day 1 Information
- Planning and Conducting a Phase III ESA
- Delineation
- Developing a Conceptual Site Model
- Phase III ESA Case Study Review
- Risk Assessment
- Human Health (Atlantic RBCA and Health Canada protocols)
- Risk Based Guidelines
- Ecological (CCME protocols)
- Soil Vapour and Indoor Air Assessment
Day 3 Site Remediation and Regulatory Closure
- Review of Day 2 Information
- Remedial Action Planning
- Review of Remedial Methods
- Evaluation of Remedial Options
- Site Remediation Contract Specifications, Site Supervision
- Site Remediation Case Study Review
- Compliance Monitoring
- Regulatory Site Closure Process in Atlantic Canada
- Monitor Well Decommissioning
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May 8-10, 2012 |
8:30am- 4:30pm |
Fredericton, NB |
$895 (plus HST) |
Instructors
Conestoga-Rovers and Associates
Robert Turner, M.A.Sc., P.Geo.
Mr.
Turner is a graduate of Acadia University (Geology) and has his masters
of applied science degree from the Technical University of Nova Scotia
(now Dalhousie). Rob is an Associate and project manager with
Conestoga-Rovers & Associates. He has over 20 years of experience in
the environmental and earth sciences with a strong background in
Quaternary geology and geochemistry. Rob has worked on and/or managed
over 400 environmental projects throughout the Atlantic Provinces. The
work has been completed at a variety of sites including: bulk petroleum
plants, gasoline stations, CN rail yards, Department of Fisheries and
Oceans light stations and wharf facilities, Agriculture Canada research
stations, military bases, RCMP headquarters, airports, and orphan sites.
The work completed at these sites has involved Phase I-IV ESAs, risk
assessment, remedial design, implementation and monitoring programs (for
a variety of contaminants such as hydrocarbons, metals, pesticides and
PAHs) as well as hazardous building materials assessments.
Christine Plourde, B. SC. ENG., P.Eng.
Ms.
Plourde is a graduate of the University of New Brunswick (Civil
Engineering) and is a project manager and risk assessor with
Conestoga-Rovers & Associates. Christine has more than 19 years of
diverse experience in areas such as project management, human health
risk assessments, environmental audits, multi-phase environmental site
assessments, soil vapour assessments, remediation, and regulatory
closure of contaminated sites. She has conducted and managed numerous
municipal engineering, geotechnical/materials investigations,
construction inspections, hazardous materials surveys, and storm water
management plans. Over the past five years she has specialized in
quantitative human health risk assessments for contaminants such as
petroleum hydrocarbons, metals, PAHs, PCBs and VOCs for various private
and federal and provincial government clients, in accordance with
Atlantic PIRI, CCME and Health Canada protocols. Christine is a
registered professional engineer in the provinces of New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia and Prince Edward Island. She Chairs the Engineers and
Geoscientists New Brunswick Professional Development Committee and is a
member and Past Chair of the Admissions Committee. She is also Engineers
and Geoscientists New Brunswick’s representative and current Chair of
the Engineers Canada Women in Engineering Advisory Group and a member of
the Engineers Canada Women in Engineering Task Force.
For more information
Tel.: 506-453-3503 / Toll Free: 1-866-599-4646
E-mail
Please note, registration for courses beginning May 1st or later will be available starting March 1st
