INTEGRITY And IV Oilfield Water Disposal

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IV Oilfield Water Disposal & Services may receive, store, treat, recycle, and process the following in- province and out-of-province non-hazardous wastes and by-products generated from and associated with the upstream petroleum industry, well workover and drilling operations:

1. With the exception of materials specified in Condition 3, in-province upstream wastes or byproducts generated during normal (where it is reasonable to believe that the wastes or by-products were generated during what is normally accepted as oil and gas standard industry practices and which do not contain prohibited materials specified in Condition 4 of the approval) production, processing, transmission, transportation, storage, maintenance, operation, abandonment, decommissioning, reclamation, remediation and/or restoration of a well, well site or facility do not require to be tested or archived, unless otherwise specified by the department.

2. With the exception of materials specified in Condition 3, out-of-province upstream wastes or byproducts generated during normal production, processing, transmission, transportation, storage, maintenance, operation, abandonment, decommissioning, reclamation, remediation and/or restoration of a well, well site or facility shall be accompanied by reasonable documentation or verification to assure that materials specified in Condition 4 of the approval are not present in the wastes or byproducts. A representative sample shall be taken from each load and held for a minimum period of three months upon reception of the wastes or the by-products.

3. As a minimum requirement, the company shall test the Injectable Upstream Waste intended for injection into the disposal well.

4. IV Oilfield Water Disposal & Services Ltd. Shall not receive or dispose of:

• Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORMs)
• Any liquids or solids with Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) concentrations greater than 5 milliliter per litre or 5 milligrams per kilogram.
• Any liquids or solids with total organohalogen concentrations greater than 100 milliliter per liter or 100 milligrams per kilogram. For industrial effluent and surface water, the total organohalogen shall be measured as Absorbable Organic Halides (AOX) quantified by Neutron Activation Analysis; for liquid solutions, it shall be measured as Total Organic Halides (TOX) quantified by Neutron Activation Analysis.
• Any substances that is liable to spontaneously combust on contact with water.
• Any substances that on contact with water emit flammable gases.
• Any infectious substances and bio-medical waste.
• Any household or municipal refuse, garbage or sewage.
• All “leachable toxics wastes” listed in the Section 3.27 Table of The Transportable of Dangerous Goods Regulations. The leachable concentrations in the “leachable toxic wastes” shall be determined by using U.S. EPA Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP), Test Method 1311.
• Any substances and associated matrices or containers that can liberate unsafe amounts of Hydrogen Sulfide (as specified in The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 1996) into the working environment under normal operating conditions at the facility, unless proper control systems and mitigating factors are incorporated at the facility.

For more information or if you have any question, contact us at: 306-575-8033, or 306-575-8019, or 306-577-3311. Thank you!