The Cannington Group

CA

Current List of C of As C of A Number

• A840278Operation of a waste management system including collection, haulage, and transportation of non-hazardous liquid waste class numbers146, 211, 212, 213, 221, 222, 251, 252, 253, 254, inc. non-hazardous solid industrial waste including asbestos waste in bulk, contaminated soil and other waste spill clean-up materials.

• A2900521 mobile non-haz solid waste crusher unit

• A841724Transportation of above equipment

• #8520-6C2GTNMobile Bioremediation System-Waste Disposal Site

• #2495-67JSUSMobile Bioremediation System Air

• #4665-6BZNAHMobile Crushing Units (2)-Waste Disposal Site

• #4447-6CKL4QMobile Crushing Units (3) - Air

• #0882-6BZK44Mobile Screening Plant-Waste Disposal Site

9 #4892-6CHNVGMobile Screening Plant Air

• #8848-65XL2WMobile Sewage Works (5) c/w separator, GAC

treatment and activated alumina and discharge to the natural environment

Public Works and Government Services Canada Ministry of TransportationShared Services City Of Toronto Defence Construction Canada Profac/SNC Lavalin Intera Engineering Hydro OneNetworks City of Guelph York Region City of Barrie Golder Associates Macs Convenience Stores Water and Earth Science Associates Limited

Deconstruction - Use of 3R's Principals

Cannington performed 3Rs Deconstruction and Demolition of 149 PMQs at CFB Borden. Approximately 91% of all building materials were successfully diverted from landfilling through deconstruction procedures that promoted reduction, reuse and recycling. This project involved removal of asbestos tiles and other asbestos containing materials prior to deconstruction activities according to the Waste Management Plan. Handling and disposal of asbestos was documented appropriately.

Many materials were saved for reuse and recycling through the implementation of a Source Separation Program that promoted separation of unlike materials at the source. This program allowed efficient segregation of reusable and recyclable materials from other waste materials which had less reusable/recyclable potential. Those materials salvaged for reuse and recycling included paving stones and masonry, numerous ferrous and non-ferrous metal materials, wood framing and roof materials, doors, windows and finishing materials, bathroom and mechanical fixtures, as well as electrical devices and fixtures.

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