This Code of Practice (Code) provides Canadian Fuels Association methods for developing the National Pollutant Release Inventory (NPRI) emission inventory for a Canadian refinery or terminal. The Code is structured to provide an inventory to satisfy the requirements of the NPRI. Click here to access the document
The following principles prioritize risk and implement cost-effective management practices. Canadian Fuels Association members are committed to these Guiding Principles: Safety, health and environment must be considered in business planning, facilities and product design, operating practices, and training programs. Plants and facilities must operate in a manner that protects the environment, and the safety and…
This guideline outlines scope, emergency response code practices, response time guidelines, response equipment, and personnel capability requirements. When applicable, reference is made to recognized published emergency response standards and industry codes of practice.
Process Safety Management results in a culture of process safety in all refinery operations. Preventing accidents, promoting and reinforcing safe behaviour are the anchors for safe processes and work practices.
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