N-2NSPI (NSEB) RIRs 1-11
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3. General - a. The Approval Holder(s) shall conduct the activity in accordance with the Act and any standard adopted by the Department, as amended from time to time, to which this approval applies. - b. Nothing in this Approval relieves t...
AI summary The document outlines general conditions for the Approval Holder(s) regarding compliance with legislation, environmental monitoring, and reporting requirements. It emphasizes the responsibility of the Approval Holder(s) to obtain necessary permits, maintain pollution control equipment, and ensure adherence to regulatory standards.
5. Tank and Pipeline Inspections - a. The Approval Holder(s) shall develop and maintain an Assessment Program for petroleum and dangerous goods storage tanks, pipelines, and systems to verify that the Facility is compliant with provincial...
AI summary The document outlines requirements for tank and pipeline inspections, including the development of an assessment program by the Approval Holder(s), compliance with provincial regulations, involvement of a licensed Professional Engineer, and maintenance of inspection and repair records for oil/water separators.
22. Dam Safety a. The Approval Holder(s) shall manage and maintain all dam structures on Site in accordance with the Canadian Dam Association Guidelines and associated technical bulletins, as amended from time to time, under the supervisio...
AI summary The Approval Holder(s) are required to manage and maintain all dam structures on Site in accordance with the Canadian Dam Association Guidelines and associated technical bulletins, under the supervision of a qualified professional engineer licensed in Nova Scotia.
\ 10. Local Nova Scotia Power Incorporated Safety Rules (if applicable) \ The items marked with an asterisk will be made available for viewing to the Contractor during the Request for Proposal (RFP) period and copies will be issued to the...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI) enforces a 'zero tolerance' policy for compliance with legislated acts and regulations, particularly regarding safety rules applicable to contractors during the RFP process and after awarding work.
2.3 SUBCONTRACTORS - 2.3.1 Only subcontractors approved by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated may work at the Work Site. - 2.3.2 The Contractor is responsible for the safety of any subcontractors or other persons they bring on-site. This inclu...
AI summary The section outlines requirements for subcontractors working on-site, including safety responsibilities, training, documentation, and compliance with Nova Scotia Power Incorporated's policies. Contractors must ensure safety, maintain records, and adhere to specific regulations.
7.0 LIFTING EQUIPMENT - 7.1 All cranes including boom trucks shall be inspected and are to conform to CSA Z:150 codes. Hydraulic lifting devices shall be equipped with a fail safe system. An inspection report showing that all lifting equip...
AI summary Section 7.0 outlines requirements for lifting equipment, including inspection standards, certification, and safety measures. All cranes must conform to CSA Z:150 codes, and hydraulic devices must have fail-safe systems. Mobile cranes must have anti-blocking warning devices, and operators must be certified by Nova Scotia Labour and Workforce Development.
9.0 INSPECTIONS AND AUDITS - 9.1 A Nova Scotia Labour and Workforce Development inspector may make Site inspections. Deficiencies noted by the inspector will be rectified as soon as possible. Whenever possible, the Nova Scotia Power Incorp...
AI summary This section outlines the procedures for site inspections and audits at the project site. Inspections are conducted by Nova Scotia Labour and Workforce Development inspectors, and deficiencies must be corrected promptly. Nova Scotia Power Incorporated (NSPI) also conducts inspections and may back charge contractors for uncorrected deficiencies.
Water management records are kept for several purposes. They serve as a planning and predictive tool by NSPI to enhance water management operations on an on-going basis. They provide NSPI with feedback on landfill performance; the quantity...
AI summary The document outlines how NSPI maintains water management records for planning, performance evaluation, and regulatory compliance. Records include logs of water usage, discharge events, and water level measurements, with some data submitted to NSE to meet permit conditions.