From the oil sands of Fort McMurray to the vast agricultural operations across the prairies, Alberta’s industries handle massive volumes of hazardous materials every day. Protecting the province’s soil and waterways from accidental releases is not just an...
High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) geomembrane liners are essential components in various industries, providing effective containment solutions for liquids and solids. This comprehensive guide delves into the properties, installation techniques, applications, and...
Spill containment berms are the frontline defense for managing hazardous liquids and preventing contamination. This guide walks you through the main berm types, how to choose the right materials, best practices for installation, and routine maintenance to keep your...
Secondary containment systems are engineered barriers—liners, berms, sumps, and drainage controls—designed to prevent hazardous waste and oil from leaving storage areas and harming soil and groundwater. Real-world failures show that containment breaches are rarely the...
What Is Secondary Containment—and Why It Matters Secondary containment refers to a backup system designed to catch and control hazardous spills—especially oil or chemicals—if the primary container fails. It's an essential safeguard to protect soil, groundwater, and...
The COVID-19 pandemic had a profound effect on the Canadian oil industry.