Toxics Reduction Plan Summaries



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Toxics Reduction Plan Summaries Required by Ontario Toxic Reduction Act (2009) Ontario Regulation 455/09 Prepared for:, Markham 455 Rodick Road Markham ON, L6G 1B2 Prepared by: Stantec Consulting Ltd. 300 675 Cochrane Drive west Tower Markham ON, L3R 0B8 Page 1 of 7

Table of Contents Facility Information 3 Owner of the Facility Information 3 Operator of the Facility Information 3 Highest Ranking Employee 3 Parent Company Information 3 Toxic Substances for Which Facility Must Prepare: 4 Plan Contacts 4 Statement of Intent 5 Objectives 5 Particulate Matter (less than 10µm) 6 Particulate Matter (less than 2.5µm) 6 Plan Certifications 7 Particulate Matter (less than 10µm) 7 Particulate Matter (less than 2.5µm) 7 Page 2 of 7

Facility Information Company Name: Facility Name Markham Pavers Plant NPRI Identification No. 11592 Ontario MOE Identification No. N/A NAICS 2 Code: 32 Manufacturing NAICS 4 Code: 3273 Cement and Concrete Product Manufacturing NAICS 6 Code: 327390 Other Concrete Product Manufacturing Number of Full Time Employees: 24 UTM Spatial Coordinates (NAD83): Latitude: 43.8378 ; Longitude: -79.3439 Datum: 1983 Owner of the Facility Information Name:, Brampton ON L7A 1E9 Operator of the Facility Information Name: Markham Pavers Plant 455 Rodick Road Markham ON, L6G 1B2 Highest Ranking Employee Name: Brad Cobbledick Title: Vice President of Technical Services Address:, Brampton ON L7A 1E9 Phone No. (905) 840-1011 Fax No. (905) 840-6126 Email: bcobbledick@bramptonbrick.com Parent Company Information Legal Name of Parent Company: Address of Parent Company:, Brampton ON L7A 1E9 Percentage of Facility Owned by 100% Company: CCRA Business No. 100621424 Page 3 of 7

Toxic Substances for Which Facility Must Prepare: Substances: Particulate Matter (less than 10µm) Particulate Matter (less than 2.5µm) Plan Contacts Person Coordinating the Preparation of the Plan Person Who Prepared the Plan Public Contact Technical Contact Lauren Mulkerns Environmental / Quality Supervisor, Phone: (905) 840-1011 Fax: (905) 840-6126 lmulkerns@bramptonbrick.com Boris Chen Project Manager, Stantec 300 675 Cochrane Drive West Tower, Markham ON, L3R 0B8 Phone: (905) 415-6351 Fax: (905) 474-9889 Boris.chen@stantec.com Brad Cobbledick Vice President of Technical Services, Phone: (905) 840-1011 Fax: (905) 840-6126 bcobbledick@bramptonbrick.com Brad Cobbledick Vice President of Technical Services, Phone: (905) 840-1011 Fax: (905) 840-6126 bcobbledick@bramptonbrick.com Page 4 of 7

Statement of Intent The subject substances are not used onsite and they are created in the facility during the production stage as a by-product of raw material handling and production process. Raw materials, including sand, stone, cement, admix and colour are used onsite to make concrete products. Based on the nature of the facility operation, no toxics reduction options have been identified as feasible for the facility. However, Brampton Bick Ltd. is committed to playing a leadership role in protecting the environment. The company will continue to implement their Quality Management system as part of their standard operating practices, and to conduct testing to evaluate technically and economically feasible options to reduce the creation of the subject toxic substance. Employees in the company are encouraged to participate in all types of toxics use reduction activities. Objectives Brampton Brick has taken proactive initiatives to reduce the creation and release of toxic substances through inventory management, standard operating practices and spill/leakage prevention programs. The facility applied emission control means to minimize the generation of dust and prevent potential emissions and leaks of particulate matter during manufacturing processes: enclosed conveying systems, enclosed process areas (building, chambers), dust collection systems are implemented onsite. The company will retain an external contractor to conduct quarterly inspection of dust collectors to prevent any leakage or malfunction of the systems. In addition to the emission controls, the facility is currently implementing best management practice plans (BMPs) to prevent and control particulate emissions from onsite roads, material storage piles and baghouses. The facility has training on proper handling of materials used in manufacturing process, including Health and Safety training. Toxics use reduction will be an ongoing effort for Brampton Brick, and the company will continuously improve the inventory management system, the operating practices, and quality and process efficiency, to minimize the scrap quantity and reduce the creation/release of particulate matter from the production processes. Page 5 of 7

Particulate Matter (less than 10µm) Substance Activity 2014 (Current 2013 (Previous Previous Year Previous Year (tonnes) Reason for Change Reduction Options Use Created (tonnes) 2.28 2.36-3.53% -0.0835 Quantities approximately the Released to Air (tonnes) 2.28 2.36-3.53% -0.0835 same. No technological or financially feasible options identified. Released to Water Disposed onsite Disposed offsite Transferred for Recycling Contained in product that leaves the facility Transformed to other substances Destroyed at the facility Particulate Matter (less than 2.5µm) Substance Activity 2013 (Current 2012 (Previous Previous Year Previous Year (tonnes) Reason for Change Reduction Options Use Created (tonnes) 1.25 1.30-3.51% -0.0456 Quantities approximately Released to Air (tonnes) 1.25 1.30-3.51% -0.0456 the same. No technological or financially feasible options identified. Released to Water Disposed onsite Disposed offsite Transferred for Recycling Contained in product that leaves the facility Transformed to other substances Destroyed at the facility Page 6 of 7

Plan Certifications Particulate Matter (less than 10µm) Particulate Matter (less than 2.5µm) Page 7 of 7