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['Dangerous goods']
['Emergency response assistance plan - Dangerous Goods']
06/25/2024
7.8 (1) A person with an approved ERAP must implement it to tier 1 or tier 2 in response to a release or anticipated release of dangerous goods.
(2) A person who implements an approved ERAP to tier 1 must
(a) provide technical or emergency response advice as soon as possible after a request for the advice; and
(b) remotely monitor the response to the release or anticipated release.
(3) A person who implements an approved ERAP to tier 2 must
(a) provide technical or emergency response advice as soon as possible after a request for the advice;
(b) monitor the response to the release or anticipated release; and
(c) send ERAP emergency response resources to the location of the release or anticipated release.
(4) A person must not prevent another person who has an approved ERAP from taking emergency measures in response to a release or anticipated release.
['Dangerous goods']
['Emergency response assistance plan - Dangerous Goods']
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