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Trans Mountain Expansion Project
An Application Pursuant to Section 52 of the National Energy Board Act
December 2013
Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC
CANADA
Volume
Environmental Compliance
6a
- 1.0 INTRODUCTION
- 1.1 Overview of the Project
- 1.2 Purpose of Plans, Processes and Programs
- 1.3 Overview of Volume 6A
- 2.0 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
- 2.1 Trans Mountain Commitment to Environmental Protection
- Figure 2.1-1 Kinder Morgan Canada Environment, Health and Safety Policy
- 3.0 ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE PROGRAM
- 3.1 Goals
- 3.2 Environmental Requirements and Commitments
- 3.3 Need for Monitoring
- 3.4 Organization Management and Oversight
- 3.4.1 Roles and Responsibilities for Environmental Compliance
- 3.4.2 Working With Kinder Morgan Canada Environment, Health and Safety Coordinators
- 3.4.3 Environmental Inspectors and Resource Specialists
- 3.4.4 Issue Monitoring During Construction
- 3.4.5 Environmental Compliance Audits
- 3.5 Reporting and Notifications
- 3.6 Document Control and Management
- 3.7 Environmental Compliance Plan
- Figure 3.3-1 Preliminary Environmental Compliance Organizational Chart
- TABLE 3.3-1 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- 4.0 APPROACH TO ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
- 4.1 Environment, Health and Safety Management System
- 4.1.1 Applicability of the Environment, Health and Safety Management System
- 4.2 Management Oversight and Quality Assurance
- 4.3 Environmental Planning and Permitting
- 4.4 Commitment to Team Work and Joint Problem Solving
- 4.5 Environmental Field Presence
- 4.6 Responsive Communication
- 4.7 Responsibility for Compliance at all Levels of the Project
- 5.0 PRE-CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES
- 5.1 Contractor Bid Process
- 5.2 Construction Kick-Off Meeting
- 5.3 Development of the Environmental Compliance Plan
- 5.4 Marking Environmental Features
- 5.5 Pre-Construction Photographic Record
- 6.0 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
- 6.1 All Construction Personnel and Visitors
- 6.2 Supervisory Construction Personnel and Trans Mountain Inspectors
- 6.3 Supervisory Construction Personnel, Construction Managers and Environmental Inspectors
- 6.4 Site-Specific Training and Refresher Training
- 7.0 ENVIRONMENTAL INSPECTION DURING CONSTRUCTION
- 7.1 Environmental Inspection Program Description
- 7.2 Environmental Inspector Qualifications and Duties
- 7.3 Communication and Reporting
- 7.3.1 Environmental As-Built Report
- 8.0 ISSUE MONITORING DURING CONSTRUCTION
- 8.1 Environmental Commitment and Permit Tracking
- 8.2 Environmental Issues Tracking
- 8.3 Environmental Emergency Response
- 9.0 POST-CONSTRUCTION ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
- 9.1 Initial Post-Construction Report
- 9.2 Construction Right-of-Way Inspection
- 9.3 Criteria for Success
- 9.4 Leaseholder/Landowner/Regulatory Authority Consultation
- 9.5 Physical Environment, Terrain and Soils Assessment
- 9.6 Vegetation Monitoring
- 9.6.1 Old Growth Management Areas
- 9.7 Wetland Monitoring
- 9.8 Watercourse Monitoring
- 9.9 Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat Monitoring
- 9.10 Noise Monitoring
- 9.11 Air Monitoring
- 9.12 Water Well Monitoring
- 9.13 Selection of Remedial Measures
- 9.14 Operations and Maintenance Activities
- 9.15 Documentation and Reporting
- 9.16 TMX - Anchor Loop Project Post-Construction Environmental Monitoring
- 10.0 REFERENCES